The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee ranked priorities, demoting the runway extension project. The September 15 workshop established a prioritized roadmap with governance and transparency first and runway extension seventh among nine categories.
The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee voted unanimously to post Zoom meeting recordings to the town website and Carver's cable system, a transparency measure proposed by Clerk James Buckley to allow public observation of committee deliberations.
The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee reviewed recommendations from a temporary Community Outreach Workshop on improving how the airport communicates with residents.
The Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee unanimously re-elected Adam Bond as Chair and approved Kyle Bodel as Vice Chair and James Buckley as Clerk. The committee advanced a comprehensive outreach strategy including yard signs, social media posts, QR-code surveys, and exploration of cable
Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee unanimously approved formation of a Community Communications workshop staffed by volunteers James Buckley, Kathy Pelletier, and Lorraine Ramsay to enhance outreach on airport issues through newsletters, website updates, and social media. Chair Adam Bond
Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee met with noise abatement and communications improvements on the agenda. Interim Airport Manager Brendan Nordahl reported 15 complaints in April and 14 in May, all researched with none attributed to FAA violations. Committee members including James
Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee discussed noise complaints and flight school incentives on March 26, 2026. Chair Adam Bond led the meeting in which members heard reports of 12 complaints over two months: five in February and seven in March.
Plymouth Airport Community Advisory Committee convened with all 11 members present and heard that Airport Manager Matt Cardillo will depart March 7, 2026. Vice Chair Kyle Bodell called the meeting to order and requested members renew annual ethics certification. Paul Worcester, Airport Commission
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