Plympton Board of Selectmen Enters Closed Session on Staff Contract Negotiations
PLYMPTON -- April 6, 2026, Plympton Board of Selectmen moves to closed session on non-union staff contracts amid budget preparations. The board voted unanimously Monday to approve redacted March 18 executive session minutes, then adjourned by roll call, Saenz and Smith both voting aye, into a second executive session under MGL Chapter 30A, Section 21A to negotiate contracts for the administrative assistant and town accountant. The board also declared the Town Administrator's old printer surplus for disposal and reviewed a $29,232.59 warrant, with a member noting the total was elevated by two legal invoices, including a bill from KP Law. Town Administrator reported active work on the budget and town meeting preparations. A board member identified as Brie announced Memorial Day Parade plans for May 25 and said the town would shift to bracket-mounted banner flags on every other pole this year, cutting costs after 19 pole-mounted flags were found damaged.
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