Precinct 3 Caucus held a community meeting to discuss April Town Meeting results and local concerns. The nine-member group, chaired by Dale Webber, voiced alarm over staffing shortages at Memorial Hall, where two craftsmen positions are unfilled and both custodians have retired; under the town's
Precinct 15 Town Meeting Member Caucus approved prior minutes and heard articles ahead of town meeting. Select Board member Deb Iaquinto addressed Special Town Meeting Articles 5 through 8, noting the push to align Town Meeting budget votes with state process requires State Legislative approval and
Precinct 2 Town Meeting members reviewed spring warrant articles in hybrid caucus. Chair Matt Tavares, with six members present, heard presentations on a proposed amendment to employee retirement benefits, a citizen petition to restrict police civil enforcement, historic preservation and
Precincts 5 and 13 previewed 37 Spring town meeting articles at Plymouth Airport on April 7. Ron Reilly chaired the joint caucus, which included review of a $133.5 million school budget, $42 million public safety request, and four charter and bylaw amendments repositioning Spring Town Meeting to
Precinct 4 Caucus votes to support tax title conveyance transferring five unbuildable parcels to Conservation Commission. Diane Peck, Vice Chair of the Open Space Committee, presented Article 23, detailing a $12,500 legal cost to protect lands currently held by the Town Treasurer; over 500
Precinct 12 Town Meeting Members previewed spring and special town meeting articles on April 1. The group, chaired by Pat Adelmann, engaged substantive debate over Article 37, which would codify the town's existing non-cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement in noncriminal matters;
Precinct 16 spring caucus reviewed warrant articles with disagreement over downtown capital improvements. Nine members discussed the Town Manager's lawyer and paralegal positions and fire and police department overtime budgets. Kenneth Stone opposed adding lighting and irrigation as inconsistent
Precinct 4 caucus reviews spring warrant articles with Advisory and Finance Committee staff. Members raised questions about enterprise fund accounting codes in the water budget, airport fund wording, and denied capital improvement requests, though some questions about procurement thresholds and
Precinct 17 caucus vets spring warrant articles ahead of town meeting. Advisory Finance Committee representatives Maria and Joe Lally fielded questions on Article 1 ($318,000), Article 3 parade funding ($100,000 total with $75,000 from visitor group), and Article 10 on retirement cost-sharing for
Precinct 18 Town Meeting Members caucus met to preview spring warrant articles and hear public comment. Vice Chair Gene Blanchard called the meeting to order with seven members present and three absent, including Chair Carmen Lifrieri. Peter Matlon presented on Article 37, the Plymouth Community
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