The Plymouth Board of Health approved a septic variance for 244 Hedges Pond Road and spent nearly an hour on rising electricity costs. The board voted 5-0 to approve the variance, pending passing well-test results, after applicant Joseph Kehoe said the current system has failed.
Plymouth's Board of Health approved three septic variances and heard an update on Alzheimer's family support services.
Plymouth Board of Health reviewed the town's opioid addiction response program and maternal mental health resources at its September 2 meeting. Michelle Bratti, Commissioner of Health and Human Services, reported that the Plymouth Addiction Response and Improvement Strategies Effort has distributed
Plymouth Board of Health gets update on $1.3 million in opioid settlement grants.
Plymouth's Board of Health approved a septic variance for 8 Alpine Road and denied a tobacco permit appeal for White Horse General at 121 White Horse Road while voting unanimously to prohibit Subway at 74 Long Pond Road from reopening until the Public Health Division confirms satisfactory
Plymouth Board of Health votes 5-0 to keep Long Pond Road Subway closed over repeated food-safety violations.
The Board of Health unanimously approved three septic variance requests and ordered noise mitigation at Perry's Market. Chaired by Teri Reid, M.D., FAAP, the board cleared properties at 26 Cornish Field Road, 28 Cornish Field Road, and 18 Guild Road by unanimous vote. For the noise complaint
Plymouth Board of Health orders Perry's Market to get a sound study or risk its permits.
The Plymouth Board of Health voted unanimously to deny a tobacco permit variance for 2 Commerce Way, keeping the town's permit cap at 43. Attorney Harley Racer requested on behalf of ENI that a permit be added, arguing the company had held one before the location was built, but the Public Health
PLYMOUTH -- July 1, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health votes 6-0 to hold tobacco permit cap at 43, denying Energy North reinstatement bid. Attorney Harley Racer of Rich May Law Firm in Boston asked
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