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County commissioners approve minutes, payroll/vendor vouchers and deputy treasurer bond; administrator's letter thanks high-school culinary program
Summary
The board approved prior meeting minutes and multiple personnel forms, accepted vendor and payroll vouchers, approved a $50,000 surety bond for the assistant treasurer, and recorded a thank-you letter to Plymouth South High School's Culinary Program.
The Plymouth County Commissioners approved several routine administrative items during their Feb. 5 meeting. Commissioners voted to approve the Jan. 27, 2026 meeting minutes (Hanley-Yes; Valanzola-Yes; Wright-Abstain) and accepted CPS personnel forms including anniversary step increases for Jacelyn Rhoads, Janet Gawthrope, Tyler Kane and Anica Mendes. A separate CPS form documenting the retirement date of Matthew Hanley (last day Feb. 17, 2026) was approved with a separate vote.
The board unanimously approved vendor and payroll vouchers as recommended by the Treasurer. Commissioners also approved, pursuant to M.G.L. Chapter 35, Sections 2 and 3, a $50,000 surety bond for Jeffrey M. Welch as Assistant Treasurer with Western Surety Company.
In the administrator's report County Administrator Frank Basler presented a letter thanking the Plymouth South High School Culinary Program for preparing a luncheon for the Massachusetts Association of County Commissioners; Commissioner Gregory M. Hanley read the letter into the record, which included: "Please know that your efforts did not go unnoticed." The board listed Feb. 26, 2026 as its next meeting date and postponed an executive session to that date at the request of SEIU.
