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NOTICE: Duplicate Visa Charges on InvoiceCloud Payments
If you made an online payment through InvoiceCloud between April 11–13, 2025, you may have been charged twice due to a processing error involving Visa. InvoiceCloud is working with Chase Paymentech and Visa to refund impacted customers.Read on...Virtual Civil Service Informational Session
Join us this Friday, April 18th at 10 am for a live virtual Civil Service informational session.Read on...Now Accepting Applications for Plymouth’s 2025–26 Boards & Committees!
Are you passionate about shaping the future of Plymouth? Now’s your chance to get involved and make a meaningful impact in your community!Read on...Water Division Advisory: Spring Hydrant Flushing
The Town's Water Division will begin its Spring flushing program the week of April 7th in the Plymouth Center pressure zone.Read on...Introducing Issue 3 of Plymouth On The Move!
Issue 3 is packed with community updates, project spotlights, tax dollar insights, and more—showcasing what makes Plymouth truly unique. Catch up on ongoing initiatives or look ahead to what’s next in this edition of "On The Move!"Read on...DPW Announces Acceptance of Tree Debris End of April
The DPW will accept residential tree debris behind the Wastewater Treatment Facility at 131 Camelot Drive from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday, April 26th, and Sunday, April 27th.Read on...Pilgrim 1600 Acre Area Plan Open House
Join us for the Pilgrim 1600 Open House on April 10th to review three site concepts shaped by community input. Share your feedback and ideas!Read on...Plymouth Addiction Response and Improvement Strategies Effort (ARISE) FY26 Grant Application
The FY26 grant application for Plymouth ARISE is now open! Applications are due by Tuesday, May 1st. Learn more about the grant, eligibility requirements, and how to apply today.Read on...Spring Bird Flu Update - Steady Weekly Decline in Deceased Birds
Reports of deceased birds have steadily declined in recent weeks. With this decrease, the Town will provide updates as needed. While bird flu season usually ends in April, residents—especially pet owners—should continue taking precautions.Read on...Measles Awareness and Prevention
Plymouth's Public Health Director, Karen Keane shares an important update regarding measles awareness and prevention.Read on...Plymouth ARISE: Addressing the Opioid Epidemic Together
Plymouth Health and Human Services will hold a discussion on the impact of the opioid epidemic in our community and grant funding available through the Plymouth Addiction Response and Improvement Strategies Effort (ARISE).Read on...MassDOT Conducting Subsurface Investigations - Expect Lane/Shoulder Closures
MassDOT will begin subsurface investigations, soil testing, and vegetation management for the Cape Cod Bridges Program this spring. These early actions support future construction and reflect MassDOT’s commitment to advancing the project efficiently.Read on...Wildfire Safety Discussion – Watch Now!
Last week, the Plymouth Fire Department hosted expert guest speakers to discuss wildfire risks and how residents can protect their homes and community. If you couldn’t attend in person, you can watch the recording of the full discussion.Read on...Current Removal Totals for the Week of March 5th to March 11th
Town officials have been monitoring call reports and deceased bird collections to track bird flu in Plymouth. In recent weeks, both have steadily declined. Monitoring will continue as we enter spring.Read on...Affordable Housing Lottery - Cranberry Cove at Redbrook
Three 4-bedroom single-family homes are available for $349,500 at Cranberry Cove in Redbrook! This lottery offers an exciting homeownership opportunity for eligible households earning 80% or less of the area median income (AMI).Read on...Wildfire Discussion Alert
We hope you can join the Plymouth Fire Department tonight, Wednesday, March 12th from 6:30 – 8:30pm at Plymouth Community Intermediate School (117 Long Pond Road) for a public meeting on wildfire preparedness.Read on...Spring Household Hazardous Waste Collection
The Town of Plymouth will host a household hazardous waste collection on Saturday, April 12th from 9am to 1pm. Registration for the event is required and will open on March 17th.Read on...Explosive Materials Safely Transported and Detonated By Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad
On Thursday, the Plymouth Police and Fire Departments responded to a report that an inert training grenade & ammunition-making supplies were found. The MA State Police Bomb Squad safely transported and destroyed the materials in controlled detonations.Read on...Important Message from Plymouth Chief of Police
Plymouth Police Chief Dana Flynn addresses questions regarding what role the Plymouth Police Department has in enforcing and assisting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in apprehending immigrants.Read on...Current Removal Totals for the Week of February 26th to March 4th
The Town of Plymouth continues to provide weekly community updates and meets regularly with state officials. Town officials are also actively removing deceased wildlife as notified and as environmental conditions permit.Read on...Current Removal Totals for the Week of February 19th to February 25th
The Town of Plymouth continues to provide weekly community updates and meets regularly with state officials. Town officials are also actively removing deceased wildlife as notified and as environmental conditions permit.Read on...Inside Plymouth’s New Body-Worn Camera Program: A Conversation with Police Leadership
Last week, Plymouth Police Chief Dana Flynn and Lieutenant Marc Higgins sat down with Communications Coordinator Casey Kennedy for an in-depth discussion on the new Body-Worn Camera (BWC) program.Read on...National Lab Confirms Avian Flu In Plymouth
On Monday, February 24th, the Town of Plymouth received confirmation that avian flu is present in the community. The Town continues to remove deceased wildlife, including 21 birds from Long Beach on Friday, February 21st.Read on...This Week in Plymouth: A Conversation with Planning & Development
Join us for the latest episode of This Week in Plymouth, featuring the Director and Deputy Director of Planning & Development as they discuss the Town's Master Plan, the Holtec/Pilgrim 1,600 Acre Area Plan, and 71 Hedges Pond Road.Read on...Updates and Current Removal Totals for the Week of February 12th to February 18th
The Town meets regularly with state officials and provides weekly updates unless urgent news arises. Weather permitting, removal efforts at Long Beach will begin next week, with state-coordinated bird collection for accumulations of 30 or more.Read on...Plymouth Police Department Announce Launch of New Body-Worn Camera Program
The Plymouth Police Department officially launches their new Body-Worn Camera program to strengthen transparency and accountability.Read on...Water Main Shut Down During Fire Service Repair at 140 Warren Ave.
The Town of Plymouth’s Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Division is in the process of repairing the fire service at 140 Warren Ave. To facilitate this repair, the water main needed to be shut down.Read on...Downtown Resiliency Project Survey
Want to be a part of the conversation about upcoming changes downtown? Climate-ready solutions are being implemented in the redesign of downtown Plymouth and we are seeking input from the community to ensure equitable outcomes.Read on...Massachusetts Lawmakers Call for Review of Rising Energy Costs
Massachusetts lawmakers sent a letter to the Chair of the Department of Public Utilities addressing the unprecedented spikes in energy bills that are placing a heavy financial burden on households and small businesses.Read on...Title V Septic Loan Program
The Title V Septic Loan Program is designed to allow residents to update their failing septic system so they can stay in their homes. To be eligible, the system has to have proof of failure.Read on...Enhanced Transparency: Plymouth Police to Deploy Body Cameras
The Plymouth Police Department is excited to launch its body camera program in the coming weeks.Read on...Healey-Driscoll Administration Announces Funds for New Senior Affordable Housing in Plymouth
Yesterday, the Healey-Driscoll Administration visited Plymouth to announce that the town is one of several locations selected to receive low-income housing tax credits and subsidies for a new senior affordable housing project.Read on...Bird Flu Updates & Current Removal Totals for the Week of February 5th to February 11th
The Town has been regularly meeting with state officials and will provide weekly updates, with urgent notifications as needed. Animal Control will continue to remove deceased birds and state officials will assist with mass accumulations of 50 or more.Read on...Updates & Current Removal Totals for Tuesday, February 4, 2025
The Town continues to regularly meet with state officials and will provide weekly updates unless urgent circumstances require earlier communication. Today, state officials removed 30 deceased birds from Long Beach and an additional 5 from Billington Sea.Read on...State Officials Suspect HPAI Outbreak Impacting Geese and Other Wildlife
State environmental and health officials are informing the public that Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), which very rarely infects humans, is suspected to be the cause of over 60 deceased Canada geese, swans, and other birds in Plymouth.Read on...Pilgrim1600 Acre Area Planning Process
The Town of Plymouth is excited to announce the beginning of the Pilgrim1600 Acre Area Planning Process!Read on...2025 Dog Tags Now Available!
Get your pup a dog tag for the holiday season. Purchase online, by mail or at Town Hall!Additional Info...Plymouth's Public Health Division Announces New Sharps Disposal Program
Beginning December 2, 2024, Plymouth’s Public Health Division, partnering with the Plymouth Fire Department, implemented a new community Sharps Disposal Program/Service.Read on...
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In this episode ofThis Week in Plymouth: On The Road, host Casey Kennedy is joined by members of the Town’s Water Division to talk about the upcoming spring hydrant flushing. Tune in to find out which areas may be affected and when the flushing is scheduled to take place.
Plymouth's Public Health Director, Karen Keane shares an important update regarding measles awareness and prevention.
Wildfire Safety Discussion – Watch Now! Last week, the Plymouth Fire Department hosted expert guest speakers to discuss wildfire risks and how residents can protect their homes and community. If you couldn’t attend in person, you can watch the full discussion here. Stay informed, stay prepared!
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