Precinct 3 town meeting members question warrant articles before April town meeting. Chair Dale Webber's caucus heard from Advisory and Finance Committee members David Trudeau and Molly O'Connor about budget increases and capital projects. Members questioned Elections expenses rising due to
Precinct 15 Town Meeting Member Caucus weighs two contested warrant articles ahead of spring town meeting. Ken Stone, Vice Chair of Precinct 16, presented opposition to Article 18, the Training Green Pedestrian Lighting and Irrigation project, citing negative votes from the Advisory & Finance,
Precinct 16 members review town warrant articles before spring meeting. The precinct's nine members met March 25 to hear presentations on nine proposed warrant articles ahead of the April town meeting, with significant focus on Article 37, a Plymouth Community Trust proposal to prevent police
Joint caucus of Precincts 7 and 14 convenes to review town warrant articles. Jeanette Kelly, chair of Precinct 14, opened the March 25 meeting at 6:30 PM at the Moose Lodge with seven members present from Precinct 7 and eight from Precinct 14. The caucus heard presentations on nine articles
Precinct 4 caucus voted unanimously to limit warrant article presentations to five minutes with ten minutes for questions. The meeting heard opposition to Article 18, line item A 33, a $220,000 lighting and irrigation proposal for the Training Green, which Vice Chair David Peck's guest Ken Stone
Precinct 3 Caucus scheduled its next meeting for March 26, 2026, to avoid Holy Week. Chair Dale Webber oversaw unanimous approval of prior minutes and heard Arthur Desloges present Article 37, the Community Trust Bylaw addressing local government cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Precinct 17 residents convened to hear State Representative Michelle Badger on state budget and transportation. Badger reported that 95 percent of the $3.3 billion federal cut to the state budget has been restored and that Massachusetts posted the nation's highest GDP growth in the first
The Precinct 3 Caucus met February 5 at 6:03 PM to discuss draft Town Meeting warrant articles and resident concerns. Chair Dale Webber led discussion on Article 16 (borrowing authority rescission), Article 14 (Nuclear Mitigation Stabilization Fund), and Article 28 (digitizing Old Colony Memorial
Precinct 3 Caucus approves prior minutes and hears DPW update on Fremont Street conversion. Assistant DPW Director James Downey discussed the plan to make Fremont Street one way, with a public hearing scheduled for January 12 to evaluate the impact. Chair Dale Webber expressed concern that budget
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