Selectmen reviewed and approved minutes and A/P and P/R manifests weekly. They voted unanimously to adopt an updated personnel handbook on January 15. The board approved hazardous waste day for LRPC on January 22 and a property abatement settlement on January 29. Budget deliberations occurred throughout January and February, followed by a town budget hearing on February 12. Town meeting preparations took place in late February and early March. Selectmen approved a septic design on February 26 but placed a different septic plan on hold on March 12, notifying the owners. On March 26, they signed two intent to cut forms, oath of office, and appointment forms. On April 2, they approved a police department grant and the Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement, while denying a second septic request. On April 9, the board noted the highway budget increased 35% due to winter maintenance and formally accepted the ambulance agreement.
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Selectmen Terry Murphy, Skip Jenness, and Wes Morrill approved minutes, manifests, warrants, and various administrative items across January through April. They unanimously adopted an updated personnel handbook on January 15. The board approved a police department grant and a Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement on April 2 and 9, respectively. Financial activities included a 2025 year-end review, ongoing budget deliberations, and a finding that the highway department budget increased 35% due to winter maintenance. The board approved a property abatement settlement, septic designs (with one later placed on hold and another denied), and signed intent to cut forms. They authorized a hazardous waste day for LRPC, processed FEMA correspondence, reviewed petitioned warrant articles, and prepared for the annual town meeting. The April 2 fireworks ordinance request was referred to the Fire Chief.
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selectmen approved minutes and manifests biweekly, conducted financial reviews, and deliberated budgets. On January 15, they unanimously adopted an updated personnel handbook. On January 29, they approved a property abatement settlement. On February 12, they held a town budget hearing. On February 26, they approved a septic design. On March 12, they placed a septic plan on hold due to current use and notified the owners. On March 26, they signed oaths of office and appointment forms. On April 2, selectmen approved a police department grant, accepted the Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement, signed an intent to excavate, denied a second septic request, and reviewed a fireworks ordinance request given to the Fire Chief. On April 9, they formally approved the Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement, noting a 35% increase in the highway department budget for winter maintenance.
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The Selectmen met monthly from January through April 2026. On January 15, the board unanimously adopted an updated personnel handbook. January 29 included a property abatement settlement approval and budget review. The Town budget hearing was held February 12 from 7:00 to 7:30pm. February 26 saw the approval of a septic design and preparations for Town Meeting. On March 12, a septic plan was placed on hold because the new building area is in current use, and a letter was sent to the owners. On March 26, the board signed intent to cut forms, oath of office forms, and appointment forms, while reviewing a failed septic grandfathering request. On April 2, a police department grant was approved, and a second septic request was denied. April 9 included the approval of the Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement and a detailed finance review showing the highway budget increased 35% due to winter maintenance.
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On January 15, Selectmen unanimously adopted an updated personnel handbook. The Selectmen approved hazardous waste day for LRPC on January 22. On January 29, a property abatement settlement was approved. A septic design was approved on February 26, but on March 12, a septic plan was placed on hold because the new building area is in current use. On March 26, the board signed oath of office and appointment forms. On April 2, a grant for the police department was approved and a second septic request was denied. The Plymouth Ambulance Service Agreement was reviewed on April 2 and approved on April 9. April 9 also included a detailed town finance review, noting the highway department budget is up 35% due to winter maintenance. Throughout the period, meeting minutes and financial manifests were routinely approved, and the board prepared for the annual town meeting.
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