News

Plymouth Select Board extends Fremont Street one-way pilot for 12 months and approves $5 beach sticker increases. Town Manager Derek Brindisi detailed the severe impact of winter storm Hernando: 27,000 homes without power, nearly 1,000 police calls during the week, 651 fire calls, and 380 roads

Plymouth Conservation Commission approves remediation order and coastal home project. Vice-Chair Walter Morrison, III oversaw approval of Orders of Conditions for emergency removal of petroleum-impacted soil at 55 Provincetown View Road, where approximately 40 gallons of fuel spilled during

Zoning Board of Appeals approves five special permits for residential projects in single hearing. The board voted unanimously 5-0 on Cases 4196 (Briggs Halfway Pond Realty Trust cottage expansion at 39 Gallows Pond Road), 4199 (Ryan and Kate Burke fire-damaged home reconstruction at 168 Warren

Plymouth School Committee votes unanimously to approve academic calendar and three trips. Superintendent Dr. Christopher Campbell's 2026-2027 academic calendar passed 6-to-0, along with field trips for Plymouth South High School and Plymouth North High School to the Rhode Island School of Design

Plymouth Retirement Board unanimously approves 3% COLA for eligible retirees. Vice Chair Lynne Barrett led the meeting in the absence of Chairman Thomas Kelley, with board members Dale Webber, Sharon LaRosa, and Robert Ness participating, including Ness remotely. The cost-of-living increase applies