Select Board appoints hearing officer, authorizes property sales
The Plymouth Select Board voted unanimously on August 4 to appoint Deb Prince, a Paralegal, as the town's Administrative Hearing Officer under a newly adopted administrative hearing policy.
Select Board · Meeting of August 4, 2026
PLYMOUTH — The Plymouth Select Board voted unanimously on August 4 to appoint Deb Prince, a Paralegal, as the town's Administrative Hearing Officer under a newly adopted administrative hearing policy. The board also authorized the sale of two foreclosed town properties: Long Duck Pond (Map 122 Lot 10P-1026A) and 24 Squirrel Road (Map 120 Lot 1-226), appointing Treasurer/Collector Patricia Meachen as custodian of both. The board voted to vacate a foreclosure judgment at 21 Wendy Lane after full payment was received.
In a separate action, the board designated the Historic Commission as a Special Municipal Employee body. Board Member Kevin Canty was absent, chaperoning the visiting Shichigahama delegation to Boston; the board deferred discussion of a civil conduct policy pending his return.
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Source: the Select Board meeting of August 4, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
Checked against the official minutes. It was corrected where it differed.
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