Plymouth Board of Health to Probe Battery Storage Fire Risks Near Town Homes and Bogs
Plymouth Board of Health learns new 26-unit family shelter is open and hears alarm on battery storage fire risk.
Plymouth Board of Health learns new 26-unit family shelter is open and hears alarm on battery storage fire risk.
Plymouth Board of Health approves septic variances and polystyrene extension. The board voted unanimously to approve septic system variances for properties at 78 Lakeview Boulevard and 208 Manomet Point Road, as well as granting Kush Kone an extension to use polystyrene goods through May 31, 2026.
PLYMOUTH -- March 18, 2026, Plymouth Board of Health clears three unanimous votes on septic variances and a polystyrene extension. Meeting Wednesday, March 18 at Plymouth Town Hall, the four-member quorum, Chair Teri Reid,
Plymouth Board of Health unanimously approves tobacco regulations and four property variances. Chaired by Teri Reid, M.D., the board approved changes to the Tobacco Sales Regulations effective April 1, 2026, and granted variances for septic systems at 83 Taylor Avenue (Grady Engineering) and 24
Plymouth Board of Health moves toward banning all kratom sales in town after hearing from bereaved parents.
Plymouth Board of Health promotes Coe, announces personnel opening. The Board of Health met via Zoom and promoted Margaret Coe to Assistant Health Director while announcing a position opening to the Selectboard on February 24. Chair Teri Reid, Vice Chair Meg Payne, Barry Potvin, Amy Palmer, and
Plymouth Board of Health moves toward kratom ban and defers nicotine pouch vote to February 18.
Plymouth Board of Health approves six variances and removes a deed restriction. The board voted unanimously, 5-0, on three septic design variances for 9 Blueberry Road, 139 Manomet Point Road, and 10 Shore Drive on motions by Amy Palmer, seconded by Meg Payne. The board removed a 2-bedroom deed
Plymouth's Board of Health voted 5-0 on six separate actions at its January 21 meeting and set up a binding tobacco regulation vote for February.
Plymouth Board of Health elects new leadership, hears on nicotine and waste policies. The board elected Teri Reid, M.D., as Chairperson and Meg Payne as Vice Chairperson in 3-0 votes at its January 7 meeting. Maureen Buzby, Tobacco Prevention Manager for Melrose, presented the Nicotine Free
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