Select Board Adopts Civil Conduct Policy by 3-2 Vote
The Plymouth Select Board voted 3-2 to adopt a civil conduct policy for elected and appointed officials, addressing recent incidents of incivility.
The Plymouth Select Board voted 3-2 to adopt a civil conduct policy for elected and appointed officials, addressing recent incidents of incivility.
The Plymouth Select Board voted unanimously on August 4 to appoint Deb Prince, a Paralegal, as the town's Administrative Hearing Officer under a newly adopted administrative hearing policy.
Plymouth Select Board designated the Historical Commission for special municipal employee status, clearing two volunteers to represent outside employers before town government.
The Plymouth Select Board authorized applications for $2.01 million in grants for transportation and library improvements.
Plymouth Select Board votes 3-0 to authorize humane euthanasia of dangerous dog.
Select Board held workshop to finalize economic development implementation strategy and priorities. Chair Deb Iaquinto and members Bill Keohan, David Golden Jr., and Kevin Canty reviewed a SWOT analysis identifying strengths in Plymouth's regional identity and natural resources alongside weaknesses
Plymouth Select Board moves to adopt a seven-goal economic development strategy covering zoning, business recruitment, and blue economy investment.
Plymouth Select Board deferred a personnel vote, approved the primary election warrant, and declined a property purchase option. Chair Deb Iaquinto, Vice Chair Richard Quintal Jr., and Selectmen Kevin Canty, David Golden Jr., and Bill Keohan held the town hall meeting at Cold Spring Elementary
Plymouth Select Board voted 3-2 to approve a roads acceptance policy establishing property owner betterment requirements and limiting acceptances to spring town meetings. Director of Public Works Bill Coyle and Town Engineer Rick Bosse detailed standards including 18-foot minimum pavement, clear
Plymouth Select Board advanced two significant grants totaling $3.4 million for firefighter hiring and recreational infrastructure. The board unanimously authorized applications for a $2,959,478.23 federal SAFER grant to fund 12 new firefighters essential to meet National Fire Protection
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