Spring Election 2023

Preliminary results from the Town of Plymouth Spring Election 2023 are available from the Town Clerk’s Web Site.

• Kevin Canty and Richard Quintal elected to Select Board
• Michelle and Robert Morgan elected to School Committee
• Carl Donaldson and David Peck elected to Planning Board
• Charter Question: 66.57% No, 31.61% Yes.

LWV Forum on Property Taxes

Click here to see the slides from the event. 

Events

Engagement

Stay Informed. Informed voters become engaged voters. Stay informed about what is happening in Plymouth Town Government. Subscribe here for specific updates from various town departments.

Volunteer.The Town always has need of volunteers for committee work. Click below to see a current list of opportunities.

Run for Office. Engaged voters think about running for office and commit themselves to being a part of working for a healthier, safer Plymouth.

• If you are interested in a particular board or committee, start attending meetings to see what kinds of issues the committee works on and how it works. Agendas for all town board and committee meetings are on the town website calendar page.
• Visit our “How to Run for Office” page

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• Falmouth
• Martha’s Vineyard
• LWV – South Coast

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