The Plymouth Board of Health unanimously reelected Teri Reid, M.D., FAAP, as Chair and Meg Payne, MBA, as Vice Chair on June 17. The Board approved four septic variances at 61 Carter's Bridge Road, 9 Kingston Road, 11 Trade Wind Drive, and 56 Buzzards Bay Drive, each unanimously, as well as a
PLYMOUTH -- June 17, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health upholds $600 in late fees against a 131-year-old funeral home and sustains a two-week tobacco suspension against a village store. The board voted
Plymouth Board of Health approved prior meeting minutes and heard presentations on reducing phosphate pollution in ponds and lakes, boat and water safety, and school-based mental health programs. Chair Teri Reid, M.D., FAAP, Vice Chair Meg Payne, MBA, Barry Potvin, PhD, Professor Emeritus, Amy
PLYMOUTH -- June 3, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health upholds condemnation of Craig Street property used as unlicensed rooming house. The board voted unanimously Wednesday to ratify an emergency condemnation order at 4 Craig Street,
Plymouth Board of Health approves kratom regulations, two septic variances. The board voted unanimously to approve kratom regulations effective July 1, 2026, after edits were reviewed by Town Counsel. Chair Teri Reid led the five-member board in also unanimously approving two septic variance
Plymouth Board of Health unanimously implements new re-inspection fee for food establishments. The five-member board approved the new revenue measure on a motion by Amy Palmer, seconded by Kate Morini, as proposed by Public Health Director Karen Keane. The board also unanimously denied Long Pond
PLYMOUTH -- May 6, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health votes new food re-inspection fees and denies mobile home park waiver. The board voted 5-0 Wednesday to approve a tiered re-inspection fee schedule
The Board of Health unanimously approved two septic variances and a food code waiver on April 15. Chair Teri Reid, MD, FAAP, and the four-member quorum voted without objection to permit Old Sandwich Golf Club at 247 Old Sandwich Road to bypass a two or three bay sink requirement and to approve
Concord Board of Health unanimously declines to act on two mold-related housing inspection appeals.
Plymouth Board of Health meets to review public health services and emergency shelter programs. The board convened via Zoom Wednesday evening for a routine session featuring presentations from Public Health Director Karen Keane on the division's community role and Sue Giovanetti of the Plymouth
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