Plymouth for All Committee approves prior minutes, treasure report in routine March meeting.
Plymouth for All Committee approves prior minutes, treasurer report in routine March meeting. The Committee unanimously approved the March 4 minutes (corrected for proper spelling of member Keyana Adarkwah) and a treasurer's report showing a $3,673.54 balance. Deputy Police Chief Jamie LeBretton
Plymouth for All Committee · Meeting of March 25, 2026
Plymouth for All Committee approves prior minutes, treasurer report in routine March meeting. The Committee unanimously approved the March 4 minutes (corrected for proper spelling of member Keyana Adarkwah) and a treasurer's report showing a $3,673.54 balance. Deputy Police Chief Jamie LeBretton reported two bias-motivated arrests and Plymouth's five 2025 hate crimes, slightly below the statewide average.
The Committee learned of an Instagram account with hateful antisemitic comments under investigation at schools. In new business, Chair Peter Matlon announced he will not seek reelection to Chair or Vice Chair in 2026-2027; the Committee is recruiting candidates for five officer positions and two member openings, with Select Board interviews scheduled for March 31.
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Source: the Plymouth for All Committee meeting of March 25, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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