Advisory & Finance Committee

Plymouth A&F approves $575,000 Memorial Hall spending cap increase. The committee voted 11-0-1 to approve the increase, raising the cap to $906,290, with $500,000 allocated for envelope sealing, repointing, and masonry repairs to address water intrusion. Recreation Director Anne Slusser-Huff noted

Plymouth Finance Committee clears consent agenda, defers pond project for warrant fix. Chairman Joe Lalley led the Advisory and Finance Committee through unanimous approval (8-0-0) of the amended consent agenda covering revolving funds, committee continuation, and town official salaries. The

Plymouth seeks to move spring town meeting to May for state aid clarity. The Advisory and Finance Committee, led by Chairman Joe Lalley, recommended charter and bylaw amendments that would shift the spring annual meeting from April to May and move the local election from May to June. The

Advisory and Finance Committee unanimously rejects proposed amendment to retiree health insurance policy. The committee voted 0-13-0 against recommending a citizen's petition that would allow the town to change how it allocates health insurance percentages for future retirees, though it would not

Committee votes to recommend Community Trust Bylaw restricting police-ICE collaboration. Art Desloges and citizen petitioners from the League of Women Voters and Together We Can advocated for the measure to codify existing police procedures into permanent town law, winning a 9-3-0 recommendation