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Plymouth board holds second public budget hearing, sets 2025 warrant for town meeting
Summary
The Plymouth Select Board held a second public hearing on the 2025 budget and stepped through 35 warrant articles covering elections, zoning changes, the $9.9 million general fund, public-safety personnel and equipment leases, capital projects and nonprofit funding. The board voted to accept the warrant as presented and closed the hearing.
The Plymouth Select Board opened its second public budget hearing and reviewed the town’s 35 warrant articles ahead of the 2025 town meeting, stepping through elections, zoning amendments, the general fund budget, personnel actions and capital projects before voting to accept the warrant as presented.
The hearing matters because the warrant sets what voters will consider at Town Meeting — including the proposed municipal budget and a set of zoning and capital items that would change local policy or authorize spending. Board members said there were no surprises compared with earlier budget discussions and invited members of the public to ask questions about specific articles.
Board members summarized the articles in order and paused for public comment. The articles include routine election and appointment items (moderator, town clerk, tax collector, cemetery and library trustees), several petitioned zoning amendments (including a petition to change the town’s agricultural zone and a petition to make the planning board an elected body), and four planning-board–sponsored zoning amendments covering industrial/commercial district…
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