Sub-Committee E unanimously endorses nine FY2027 municipal budgets. Chair Christine Richards, along with members Dennis Friedman, Emily Tompkins, and Scott Vecchi, voted 4-0 to recommend all nine departmental budgets, with the Library at $2,433,329, Recreation at $671,393, Center for Active Living
Budget Sub-Committee B approved 14 fiscal 2027 budget recommendations, allocating $295,000 to fund three dedicated public safety information technology positions. The amendment to the $3,688,927 information technology budget addresses mission-critical staffing gaps supporting Police and Fire
Plymouth Advisory & Finance Committee approves all FY2027 public works budgets unanimously. Budget Sub-Committee D approved the ten departmental budgets on January 20 in votes of three to zero across all departments. Notable increases include the Crematory budget at 19.2 percent and Building
Plymouth Public Safety subcommittee unanimously backs FY27 budgets totaling $42.1M for five departments. The Advisory and Finance Committee's Sub-Committee C voted 4-0-0 to recommend approval of Police, Fire, Emergency Management, Harbormaster, and Energy and Environment budgets. Police Chief Dana
Plymouth Advisory & Finance Committee endorses spring town meeting articles. Chairman Joe Lalley presided as the committee voted unanimously (13-0-0) to recommend Article 1 (Reports of Boards and Committees) and Article 17 (Chapter 90 road funding, estimated at $2.37 million for FY27). The
Plymouth Advisory and Finance Committee receives recommended budgets at joint meeting. The Select Board approved the original School budget as recommended and made selective reductions to the Town budget, while directing departments to prepare reduced-budget scenarios equal to 1 percent of the tax
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