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
Plymouth Advisory & Finance Committee votes to recommend FY2027 budgets to Town Meeting. The committee approved a $133.1 million Plymouth Public Schools budget with a 3.4 percent increase, approved revolving fund spending caps across all town departments, and voted to amend the Information
Plymouth's Advisory & Finance Committee recommends $525,975 in warrant articles. In a succession of four unanimous votes, Chairman Joseph Lalley's committee backed a $512,000 wastewater budget amendment to cover biosolids, utilities and chemical costs; $10,800 for zoning bylaw codification through
Committee recommends seven Spring Town Meeting articles for open space, historic preservation, and capital projects. The Advisory and Finance Committee unanimously recommended six articles including an $85,000 historic preservation plan and $12,500 for conveyance of nine tax title parcels to the
Budget Sub-Committee F unanimously backs $133.1M Plymouth schools budget. The committee, chaired by Brian Dunn and including Emily Tompkins, Briana Keating, Molly O'Connor, and Myles Ramey, voted 5-0 to recommend approval of the FY2027 budget, a $4.4 million increase from FY26. Superintendent Chris
Plymouth Advisory and Finance Committee unanimously advances renewable solar articles. Michael Cahill, Climate Resiliency and Sustainability Planner, presented Articles 30 through 34; the committee unanimously recommended Articles 30, 31, 32, and 34 to voters at 14-0. These articles authorize
Advisory and Finance Subcommittee C approves $42.1 million FY27 public safety budget. Committee Chair Gail Butler and her three-member panel unanimously backed the spending plan, which allocates $19.57 million to police, an 11.1 percent increase to address a 16-officer staffing shortage, and $19.34
Plymouth Advisory and Finance Sub-Committee A backs $17.4 million fiscal 2027 administrative budget. Chaired by Molly O'Connor, the subcommittee recommended approval of budgets for eight administrative departments and Inspectional Services, a 2.9 percent increase from fiscal 2026 driven by
Plymouth Advisory and Finance Committee approves five capital articles for spring town meeting. The committee backed $5 million for the Facility Capital Maintenance Stabilization Fund in a 9-3-2 vote after defeating an amendment to reduce it to $3 million. It unanimously approved $3,109,403 from
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