Committee of Precinct Chairs elects Beth Gragg as chair.
The Committee of Precinct Chairs reorganized with three leadership votes. Beth Gragg of Precinct 7 won the chair position with 10 votes, defeating Charles Vautrain with 2 and Alan Costello with 4; Precinct 18 abstained. Matt Tavares of Precinct 2 was elected vice chair with 14 votes, and Pat
Committee of Precinct Chairs · Meeting of June 18, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Committee of Precinct Chairs reorganized with three leadership votes. Beth Gragg of Precinct 7 won the chair position with 10 votes, defeating Charles Vautrain with 2 and Alan Costello with 4; Precinct 18 abstained. Matt Tavares of Precinct 2 was elected vice chair with 14 votes, and Pat Adelmann of Precinct 12 was unanimously approved as clerk with 17 yes votes.
The Legislative Oversight Committee presented a semi-annual update reporting progress on a 2022 article establishing 25 mile per hour speed zones, with precinct chairs expected to receive an updated road map soon and the Select Board voting before summer's end.
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Source: the Committee of Precinct Chairs meeting of June 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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