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Plymouth for All budgets $250 for Pride Fest booth at June event

Plymouth for All Committee approves $250 for June Pride Fest booth. Chair Jon Plate and the full committee unanimously authorized the budget allocation for the June 28 event at Nelson Park, with Sophie Speliopoulos and Meghan Neutzling as co-chairs. Deputy Chief Jamie LeBretton presented a 2025

Plymouth for All Committee · Meeting of March 4, 2026

Plymouth for All Committee approves $250 for June Pride Fest booth. Chair Jon Plate and the full committee unanimously authorized the budget allocation for the June 28 event at Nelson Park, with Sophie Speliopoulos and Meghan Neutzling as co-chairs. Deputy Chief Jamie LeBretton presented a 2025 police report documenting two hate crimes and four bias incidents across Plymouth; none resulted in charges.

The "Unerased" film showing is confirmed for May 14 at Plimoth Cinema with no admission charge, though organizers face $450 in theater and panel discussion fees.

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Source: the Plymouth for All Committee meeting of March 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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