Plymouth approves $3M federal earmark for downtown resiliency
Plymouth advanced a spring warrant with major capital projects and 250th anniversary celebrations. The Select Board unanimously approved a $3 million federal earmark for Downtown Resiliency Project construction and a $25,000 state earmark for community health planning. The board also moved the town
Select Board · Meeting of March 24, 2026
Plymouth advanced a spring warrant with major capital projects and 250th anniversary celebrations. The Select Board unanimously approved a $3 million federal earmark for Downtown Resiliency Project construction and a $25,000 state earmark for community health planning. The board also moved the town election to the second Saturday in June and the spring town meeting to the third Saturday in May, both unanimously.
The board split 3-2 on recommending two $50,000 articles for July 4th and Thanksgiving celebration parades. In another division, the board voted 2-3 against recommending a citizen's petition to alter retiree health care cost-sharing rates for future hires.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of March 24, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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