Plymouth for All approves January 7 minutes, rejects Christina Bryant resignation
Plymouth for All Committee approves January minutes, addresses community safety initiatives. The committee unanimously approved its January 7, 2026 minutes and a Treasurer's Report showing a $2,878.02 balance, with $960 raised from t-shirt sales at recent Martin Luther King Jr. weekend events.
Plymouth for All Committee · Meeting of January 28, 2026
Plymouth for All Committee approves January minutes, addresses community safety initiatives. The committee unanimously approved its January 7, 2026 minutes and a Treasurer's Report showing a $2,878.02 balance, with $960 raised from t-shirt sales at recent Martin Luther King Jr. weekend events. Chair Peter Matlon noted full member Christina Bryant's resignation and signaled the committee's intent to seek applicants from indigenous, immigrant, and Muslim communities.
The committee heard updates from Art Desloges on a proposed by-law limiting municipal cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, scheduled for Select Board presentation February 17th, and learned that a four-member Islamophobia task force has begun listening sessions with Muslim residents. Plymouth North High School's Polar Plunge fundraiser for Special Olympics has raised $4,000 to date.
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Source: the Plymouth for All Committee meeting of January 28, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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