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Retirement Board approves membership changes, warrants, and 2025 PERAC statement.

Plymouth Retirement Board unanimously approved six new hires, two retirements, and financial warrants totaling $10.5 million. Vice Chair Lynne Barrett led the meeting, with board members Dale Webber, Robert Ness, and Sharon LaRosa present; Chairman Thomas Kelley was absent. The Pension Fund held

Plymouth For All Committee advances community engagement, reviews hate crime data

The Plymouth For All Committee reviewed five-year hate crime data and advanced an archeological-survey initiative at a development site. The committee unanimously approved its Treasurer's Report showing a balance of $4,776.50, the highest in recent years. According to Plymouth Police Department

Manomet Village Steering Committee addresses crosswalk and road safety gaps.

Manomet Village Steering Committee unanimously approved a letter requesting Department of Public Works improvements to faded signage on Rocky Hill Road. Vice Chair Jeannette Kelly raised two additional safety concerns: the need for a crosswalk on State Road between Briggs and Melix roads, and

Earth Removal Bylaw Committee refines review strategy, plans consultant engagement.

Plymouth Earth Removal Bylaw Review Committee adopts new strategy using targeted roadmap. Chair Michelle Christensen and eight members present unanimously approved prior minutes and shifted from a comprehensive spreadsheet approach to identifying control mechanisms from other municipalities,

Committee of Precinct Chairs Reviews FY27 Budget and Spring Town Meeting Warrant

Committee of Precinct Chairs reviews FY27 budget framework and Spring Town Meeting articles. Town Manager Derek Brindisi and Director of Finance Lynne Barrett presented a 303.4 million dollar budget combining the General Fund and five enterprise funds, including water, sewer, solid waste, airport,