Visitor Services Board approved four tourism grants totaling $14,000 with one conditional on legal review. The Plymouth Visitor Services Board unanimously approved $10,000 for Plymouth Patuxet Museums' travel-professional familiarization program, $2,500 for The Local Seen's "Hallowed, Haunted and
Plymouth Visitor Services Board voted to reallocate downtown holiday lighting funding to Brewster Gardens. The board unanimously discontinued future funding requests for downtown pole-light displays and redirected the annual $11,500 allocation toward expanding the Brewster Gardens and Grist Mill
Visitor Services Board approves $619,393 in FY27 grants across special events, marketing, and improvements. Chair Steven Lydon led the Board through unanimous approval of 21 special events totaling $389,280, including $60,000 for the July 4th Parade and Fireworks and $45,000 for the Philharmonic
Visitor Services Board approves $1,500 for Pilgrim Progress as thirteen organizations present tourism and event funding requests. Chair Steven Lydon opened the February 17 meeting by noting the Board's budget is down $20,000 from the prior year due to a 15 percent contract increase to See Plymouth.
Visitor Services Board heard multiple event and cultural funding requests at its February 3 meeting. Nicholas Faiella, Superintendent and Tree Warden of the Parks Department, requested $32,727 for hanging flower baskets, watering, decorative lighting, and holiday wreaths; Faiella noted this was the
Visitor Services Board approves $1.34 million hotel-motel tax budget for spring town meeting. Director of Planning and Development Lauren Lind reported the appropriation represents a $19,552 decrease from the prior year, with $513,065 allocated to the See Plymouth Marketing and Visitor Center
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