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PLYMPTON — April 15, 2026 — Plympton Town Properties Committee cedes water project oversight and logs a member resignation in eight-minute meeting. At the April 15 session, members Kaylin Smith and Pierre Boyer announced that the Select Board, acting on advice from Town Counsel, has assumed full management of the town

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 — February 11, 2026 — Plympton's Town Property Committee voted unanimously four times to remedy an open meeting law complaint filed against it in January. Town Counsel Matthew Skydell of KP Law advised the committee at its February 11 meeting that the Purpose 3 executive session called at the

Plympton's Town Property Committee held its second phase-one information session on a potential fire station project, presenting four years of emergency response data with no votes taken and no sites selected.

PLYMPTON — February 7, 2026 — Plympton's three-member Town Property Committee launched its Phase 1 fire station review Saturday with a public data session, pledging no site selections or cost commitments at this stage. Committee members Caitlin Johnson, Keelan Smith, and Pierre Boyer presented four years of emergency response

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 for February 2 at 6 p.m. and February 7 at 10 a.m., both at

Plympton's Town Properties Committee voted to restart the fire station planning process with a public pledge of multiple design options and maximum cost transparency.

Plympton's Town Properties Committee voted to restart the fire station planning process with a public pledge of multiple design options and maximum cost transparency.

Plympton's Town Properties Committee convened for the first time as a newly seated body, electing Pierre Boyer as chair and voting unanimously to narrow the committee's official purpose to town-owned buildings and land.

Plympton's Town Properties Committee convened for the first time as a newly seated body, electing Pierre Boyer as chair and voting unanimously to narrow the committee's official purpose to town-owned buildings and land.