Plympton's Board of Selectmen unanimously elected Dana Smith as chair, Nathaniel Sides as vice chair, and Mark Russo as clerk at its post-election reorganization meeting Monday.
Plympton Town Meeting cleared the two-thirds threshold Wednesday to borrow $13,166,000 for a new fire station, sending the question to Saturday's ballot.
Plympton Board of Selectmen approves a six-month dog-waste pilot at two town parks and confirms a $308,050 street sweeper purchase using accumulated state road funds.
Plympton School Committee votes to suspend rural aid spending as FY25 deficit nearly doubles to $111,400.
Plympton's Fire Station Building Committee presented bid results showing a low construction offer of $11.145 million, nearly $2 million under the committee's cost estimate of roughly $13.1 million, at a public information session Thursday.
Plympton Board of Selectmen unanimously renewed the town's Comcast cable television franchise and recommended a full slate of more than 20 annual and special town meeting warrant articles at the April 14 meeting.
Plympton Board of Selectmen unanimously places fire station debt exclusion on May 17 ballot.
Plympton School Committee unanimously approved a $4,430,000 local operating budget for fiscal year 2026 at its March 24 meeting, with total planned school expenditures of $4,703,363 when circuit breaker reimbursement and grants are included.
Plympton officials briefed residents Monday on a new fire station project now out to bid, with a town vote required this spring.
Plympton Board of Selectmen accepts more than $1 million in federal pandemic relief and eyes a fire station debt vote.