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Meeting report · Select Board Upcoming

Select Board — July 28, 2026

WhenTue, July 28, 2026 · 6:00 PM
Starts in2 days
FormatIn person
WhereGreat Hall, 26 Court Street, Plymouth, MA 02360
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Board to consider several large state grants and a new economic development strategy

The Board will consider several grant applications through the MassDOT Fully-Integrated Application program. These include $1,000,000 for intersection improvements at Court and Cherry Streets, $700,000 for the Store Pond Outlet Control Structure replacement, and $150,000 each for design work at Sandwich/Water Street and Cherry/Standish Avenue intersections. A $10,000 grant is also proposed for a library satellite collection at the Plymouth County Correctional Facility.

Following grant discussions, the Board will review the Economic Development Strategy dated July 22, 2026. This framework focuses on infrastructure, housing, modernizing land use, and strengthening the 'Blue Economy' and waterfront. Other items include committee appointments, a wildfire prevention plan public comment, and a student proposal regarding lighting at Stephens Field.

Administrative votes are expected regarding dangerous dog hearing recommendations, the disposition of two foreclosed properties (Long Duck Pond and 21 Wendy Lane), and a request from the Plymouth 250 Commemoration Committee for Purple Heart street signs and themed crosswalks.

Source posted agenda6 agenda items

On the ⁠agenda

Items scheduled for discussion, from the posted agenda.
  1. 1
    MassDOT grant applications totaling approximately $1.85 million for road and infrastructure projects
  2. 2
    Approval of the new Economic Development Strategy
  3. 3
    Public comment on the Community Wildfire Prevention Plan (CWPP)
  4. 4
    Student proposal for winter lighting at Stephens Field
  5. 5
    Disposition of foreclosed properties at Long Duck Pond and 21 Wendy Lane
  6. 6
    Request for Purple Heart street signs and red, white, and blue crosswalks

Why this matters

Residents should follow this meeting to see if the town secures significant state funding for local road and water infrastructure. Decisions on the Economic Development Strategy and foreclosure dispositions will also shape future land use and town assets.

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