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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Plympton, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Board of Health

Plympton Board of Health Sets January 27 Hearing on Title 5 Regulation Updates

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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 Art Morin and Jared Anderson, along with administrative assistant Kathy Ferguson, approved December 9 minutes 3-0 and worked through a slate of active septic cases, including a disputed pump record at 23 Prospect Road where Wind River Environmental is being asked to submit a corrected form. A shake-machine compliance test at KKD's registered a result "three times the recommended limit", the second failure in the current testing cycle on a newly installed machine, and Ferguson said she would forward the report to Ford for follow-up. The board also flagged an inaccuracy in E-code, the town's third-party bylaw platform, where outdated Board of Health regulations remain posted, and agreed to ask the town clerk by email to arrange their removal. The board received notice that Sonia Silva has been appointed as the new town animal inspector, replacing retired Brian Kling, and that an anhydrous ammonia release occurred December 3, 2025, at Cisco Boston's food distribution facility at 99 Spring Street, with MassDEP and Sage Environmental both filing notifications.

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