Plymouth Select Board Approves Budget Oversight Plan to Address Projected $14.8 Million Deficit
Plymouth Select Board votes to require three-scenario budget presentations from department heads starting in November.
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Plymouth 250 panel greenlights Revolutionary-era rack cards initiative
Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee unanimously approves historic rack card subcommittee. Chair Patrick Browne and Vice Chair Donna Curtin led the 18-member panel in green-lighting a five-person subcommittee including Browne, Thomas Begley, Curtin, William Keohan, and Keiko Orrall to design and
PHE Collaborative approves $3,000 for emergency hazmat training program
Southern Plymouth County PHE Collaborative unanimously approves $3,000 for emergency hazmat training. The six-town group representing Carver, Duxbury, Kingston, Plymouth, Plympton, and Wareham voted to fund the Ready to Respond program on May 28, coordinated by Joyce Krystofolski. Epidemiologist
Recycling Committee approves composting campaign, tackles shrink-wrap recycling surge.
Recycling Committee launches composting campaign and swap shop. Chair Ken Stone will develop PowerPoint outreach materials for a campaign starting in July, coordinating with Sustainable Plymouth and piloting Black Earth as the transfer-station composting vendor. The swap shop opens May 9 with 43
Land Use Committee defers c. 61A decision pending Town Counsel letter
Plymouth Land Use and Acquisition Committee halts Chapter 61A decision pending Town Counsel review. Chair Hampton Watkins reported Town Counsel sent an April 13th deficiency letter to P.A. Landers regarding the notice of intent to sell two parcels on Landers Farm Road; Landers resubmitted April