PLYMPTON -- February 3, 2026, Plympton Planning Board unanimously approved sign permits for two Main Street businesses at its February 3 meeting. Emma Battles of Brenner Signs, Plymouth, appeared before the board to submit applications
PLYMPTON -- February 2, 2026, Plympton Board of Selectmen approves ice rink at Holt Field and advances fire station outreach plan. The board voted unanimously Monday to allow the Recreation Commission to install a 60-
PLYMPTON -- January 27, 2026, Plympton's Board of Health voted to shut down a milkshake machine at a local food establishment and adopted updated Title 5 regulations at its January 27 meeting. The
PLYMPTON -- January 26, 2026, Plympton Finance Committee informally backs plan to redirect $1.3 million in rolling-off Silver Lake Regional debt into a building-repair stabilization fund. Silver Lake Regional School Committee member
PLYMPTON -- January 20, 2026, Plympton Planning Board unanimously endorses a five-acre lot split from a 163-acre Palmer Road farm. Engineer Joe Webby of Webby Engineering presented the plan on behalf of landowner
PLYMPTON -- January 14, 2026, Plympton's Zoning Board of Appeals voted to hire GEI Consultants for $12,000 to peer-review the hydrogeology report submitted by SLT Construction Corp. for a proposed 60-
PLYMPTON -- January 13, 2026, Plympton Board of Health sets January 27 hearing on Supplemental Title 5 and fee schedule updates. Meeting Tuesday with Chair Brad Cronin and Health Agent Kevin Ford both absent, members
PLYMPTON -- January 12, 2026, Plympton Board of Selectmen declares snow and ice emergency and authorizes new accounting software contract at January 12 meeting. The board voted unanimously to authorize the highway department to deficit-
PLYMPTON -- January 12, 2026, Plympton School Committee introduces new finance director and flags Medicaid revenue risk at January meeting. The committee unanimously approved the 2026-2027 school calendar, setting a September 2 student start
PLYMPTON -- January 7, 2026, Plympton's Town Properties Committee scheduled two public fire station listening sessions and disclosed an open meeting law complaint at its January 7 meeting. Chairman Pierre Boyer announced sessions