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Plympton Planning Board defers action on solar site landscaping violations to next meeting

PLYMPTON -- March 17, 2026, Plympton Planning Board defers solar landscaping enforcement while 21 shrubs sit dead at Main Street site. The board met March 17 and reviewed long-overdue 2025 fall inspection reports for two solar installations, one on Lake Street and one at Main Street and Mayflower, after the

Plympton Zoning Board Accepts SLT Construction's Withdrawal of Earth Removal Appeal

PLYMPTON -- March 11, 2026, Plympton Zoning Board accepts SLT Construction's withdrawal of its cease-and-desist appeal, shifting the earth removal dispute into the 40B comprehensive permit process. The board voted unanimously at its March 11 session to accept a written request from attorney Robert Galvin, counsel to

Select Board Accepts $35,500 DDC Construction Bid for Plympton Building Front Door

PLYMPTON -- March 11, 2026, Plympton Town Properties Committee advances front door bid and flags unresolved fire station citations. Meeting March 11, Chair Pierre Boyer reported that the Select Board accepted a $35,500 bid from DDC Construction for a front door replacement, the lowest of five bids that ranged up

Plympton Select Board Authorizes Opioid Funds for Dennett School Safety Program

PLYMPTON -- March 9, 2026, Plympton Select Board authorized opioid settlement funds, a construction contract, and a committee appointment at its March 9 meeting. The board unanimously approved a notice of intent to award a $35,500 Townhouse front entrance renovation contract to DDC Construction Incorporated, the low bidder among four

Plympton School Committee approves $4.6 million FY27 budget, cutting three staff positions

PLYMPTON -- March 9, 2026, Plympton School Committee votes 4-1 to approve a stripped-down $4.6 million FY27 budget that cuts hours for three staff positions. The committee approved a $4,624,750 local appropriation for the Dennett Elementary School on March 9, requiring $122,795 in cuts from