The Town of Plymouth is transitioning from CodeRed to Smart911. To sign up for, or to continue receiving, emergency alerts for the Town of Plymouth through Smart911, please follow the attached link. Read on...
The Plymouth Water Division will no longer require a water shutdown on Water Street next Tuesday, January 20. If you received a notice stating that water service would be shut off between 8 AM and 2 PM, please disregard it. Read on...
In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Town offices will be closed on Monday, January 19. Regular business hours will resume on Tuesday, January 20. Read on...
Real Estate and Personal Property tax bills for the 3rd and 4th Quarters of FY2026 have been mailed. The 3rd Quarter payment is due February 2, 2026. Read on...
The Old Colony Planning Council (OCPC) is undertaking a comprehensive corridor transportation planning study for Route 80 within Kingston and Plymouth. OCPC is requesting input from residents, businesses, and roadway users through a brief survey. Read on...
Don't miss your opportunity to be counted in the annual Town census/street listing, which keeps Plymouth’s census records accurate and up-to-date. All residents, not just voters, should complete and return the street listing/census form. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking residents to serve on the Plymouth Center Steering Committee, which assists in the implementation of the Plymouth Center Master Plan and advocates for the needs of the area. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking residents to serve on the Historical Commission, which advises on the preservation, protection, and development of the historical assets of the town. Preference will be given to members of the Herring Pond Wampanoag Tribe. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking residents to serve on the Distinguished Visitors Committee, which is responsible for coordinating the itinerary of distinguished visitors when visiting Plymouth. Read on...
Water service has been restored following yesterday's water main break on Rocky Hill Road at the intersection with State Road and Warren Avenue. Thank you to all affected residents on for their patience during repairs. Read on...
The Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Division has identified a water main break at State Rd / Rocky Hill Rd. The Water Division is working on-site to isolate the water main and will begin repairs as soon as possible. Read on...
The Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Division has identified a water main break at State Rd / Rocky Hill Rd. The Water Division is working on-site to isolate the water main and will begin repairs as soon as possible. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking feedback from area residents regarding the pilot one-way traffic pattern on Fremont St. that has been in place since early December. Please join us at tonight's public meeting, beginning at 6:00 PM at 11 Lincoln St. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking residents to serve on the Board of Health which is responsible for the promotion and protection of public health in the Plymouth community. Read on...
Our latest issue of Plymouth's quarterly magazine highlights the people, projects, and progress moving Plymouth forward. Inside this issue, you'll find updates from Town departments, community initiatives, and where your 2026 tax dollars are being spent. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth has been awarded $1.5 million from the Massachusetts Seaport Economic Council to support critical repairs and resiliency improvements at Town Wharf. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is monitoring reports of deceased waterfowl and working with state and federal partners to monitor for Avian Influenza, commonly referred to as Bird Flu. Waterfowl & poultry are at the highest risk, while songbirds remain at low risk. Read on...
These committees play a vital role in advancing climate action, protecting natural resources, and advising the Select Board on environmental and coastal matters. Applications are now open through Friday, February 6, 2026. Read on...
Town offices will be open during regular business hours on Wednesday, December 31, closed on Thursday, January 1, and will reopen with normal business hours on Friday, January 2. Wishing everyone a safe and happy New Year! ? Read on...
The Town is seeking applicants to fill a vacancy on the Plymouth Housing Authority. The Housing Authority works to operate, maintain, and promote quality, affordable, and safe housing while fostering independence and self-sufficiency for residents. Read on...
The Plymouth Department of Public Works is offering FREE Christmas tree disposal for Plymouth residents Saturdays Jan. 3 and 10 and Sundays Jan. 4 and 11 from 8am to 2pm. Read on...
Beginning Monday, December 29, 2025 through June 26, 2026, the Town of Plymouth will begin the Water Street Sewer Interceptor Project. All businesses in the area will remain open during construction. Read on...
Town Offices will be open until noon on Wednesday, December 24.
Town Offices will be closed all day on Thursday, December 25, and Friday, December 26. Wishing everyone a wonderful and joyous holiday season! Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is seeking residents interested in serving on the Agricultural Commission. This volunteer board plays an important role in supporting local agriculture and administering Plymouth’s Right to Farm Preservation bylaw. Read on...
The DPW's Water Division identified a water main break on Hilltop Ave. Water service in the affected area has been temporarily shut off while crews complete repairs. Service is expected to remain interrupted for approximately four to five hours. Read on...
The Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR) will host a virtual public meeting tomorrow, Wednesday, December 17, from 6:00–7:30 PM to provide updates on the National Monument to the Forefathers Landscape Rehabilitation Project. Read on...
The December 16, 2025 Conservation Commission agenda does not include the Pulte 40B Project. An informational discussion with project updates is expected on January 13, 2026. Read on...
You're invited to a festive and family-friendly Hall-A-Day Stroll at Plymouth Town Hall (26 Court St) this Tuesday, December 16th from 3–5 PM! Read on...
We’re partnering with the Plymouth Family Resource Center to collect toys & gifts for local children and teens in need. Your generosity can brighten a child’s holiday and make a meaningful difference right here in our community. Read on...
MassDOT has announced several updates related to the ongoing District 5 Bridge Bundle Project that will affect travel in Plymouth over the coming weeks and months, including rescheduled overnight closures for December. Read on...
The Plymouth Stop 'n' Swap will be holding a special holiday reopening on Saturdays December 13 and December 20 from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at 33 Hedges Pond Rd to accept donations of toys, decor, and more! Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is currently seeking qualified Architects to fill the vacant Architect-designated seat on the Historic District Commission. Read on...
Happy Thanksgiving from the Town of Plymouth! We are grateful for our incredible community and the dedicated employees who serve it every day. Wishing everyone a warm, safe, and happy holiday! Read on...
In recognition of the Thanksgiving holiday, all Town of Plymouth offices will be closed on Thursday, November 27, and Friday, November 28. We will resume normal business hours on Monday, December 1. Read on...
Please note the following changes to the Plymouth Transfer Station for the Thanksgiving holiday:
CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day — Thursday, November 27
OPEN the Day After Thanksgiving — Friday, November 28 Read on...
MassDOT has announced several updates related to the ongoing District 5 Bridge Bundle Project that will affect travel in Plymouth over the coming weeks and months. Read on...
Join us tonight in-person in the Great Hall at Town Hall to learn more, ask questions, and share feedback that will help shape the future of these community spaces. The Hedges Pond meeting will begin at 5:30pm with the Forges Field meeting at 6:30pm. Read on...
Please be advised the new traffic signal on Clark Road at the Pinehill’s Drive will be fully activated tomorrow morning, Friday 11/21, around 9:00 am. The Consultant and staff from the DPW will be present to confirm it is functioning properly. Read on...
Last week, we proudly celebrated the official grand opening and ribbon cutting of the new Manomet Fire Station — a project years in the making and made possible by the dedication, collaboration, and support of so many. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth has rescheduled the Hedges Pond and Forges Field Master Plan public outreach meetings and they will now be in-person only. Read on...
The State House Joint Housing Committee will review the Plymouth Land Bank proposal next week through written testimony only. Your voice can make a real impact. Read on...
Stop by the Plymouth Public Library every Wednesday from 2–6 PM to learn how you can cut energy costs and explore money-saving programs available to residents. Read on...
Chief Neil Foley reports that the Plymouth Fire Department responded to Head of the Bay Road after a blade from a 300-foot-tall wind turbine fell off and landed in a cranberry bog on Friday afternoon. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is collecting non-perishable food items to assist families in our community. Donation boxes will be available in Town Hall (26 Court St.) inside the Main Entrance (second level) and the Atrium during normal business hours. Read on...
Due to forecasted rain on 11/9, the DPW and our paving contractor, will be on-site Saturday, November 8 from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM to place the first layer of asphalt on Manomet Ave and continue onto Old Beach Rd, Simes Rd, and Holmes Rd, as time allows. Read on...
MassDOT crews have resumed work on the Plymouth Bridge at Jordan Road over Route 3 for bridge deck demolition and lagging installation. Work will be completed nightly – Tuesday, November 4, through Thursday, November 6. Read on...
DPW is currently addressing an issue on Federal Furnace Rd that requires the shutdown of the main water line. The affected area includes Federal Furnace Rd between West Ridge Trl and Wyndemere Ct, as well as several nearby side streets. Read on...
Starting Saturday, November 1, 2025, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits will be suspended statewide, impacting roughly one million Massachusetts residents. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth encourages residents to view the recording from the initial Forges Field and Hedges Pond Master Plans public meeting as a refresher in preparation for the upcoming virtual public comment and response sessions on Monday, November 10. Read on...
The Healey-Driscoll Administration has awarded the Town of Plymouth a $348,000 Local Acquisitions for Natural Diversity (LAND) Grant to support the purchase of the Gilmore Cranberry Bog, a 20-acre property. Read on...
State Road (Route 3A) between Rocky Hill Road and Power House Road has reopened following a motor vehicle crash investigation. Please read the full news release for details. Read on...
State Road (3A) is closed between Rocky Hill Road and Powerhouse Road for the foreseeable future as the Plymouth Police Department investigates a motor vehicle accident. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is pleased to announce the Roadway Re-Surfacing Project for Manomet Ave (Vinal Ave to Old Beach Rd), Old Beach Rd, Simes Rd and Holmes Rd (Simes Rd to Strand Ave). This work is expected to start on Monday, October 27th. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth’s Department of Public Works (DPW) will accept residential tree debris behind the Wastewater Treatment Facility at 131 Camelot Drive from 8 am to 2 pm on Saturday, October 25th and Sunday, October 26th. Read on...
The Department of Public Works (DPW) Water Division thanks affected residents on Seven Hills Road (Jan Marie Drive to Federal Furnace Road) and Federal Furnace Road (#75 to South Meadow Road) for their patience during repairs. Read on...
The DPW Water Division is repairing a water main break on Federal Furnace Rd. Water service is temporarily off in parts of Seven Hills Rd. and Federal Furnace Rd. Read the full news release for more information. Read on...
MassDOT will be performing maintenance on the Wrong Way Vehicle Detection System on Route 3 northbound and southbound at Exit 13 in Plymouth on Thursday, October 23, from 9:00 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth would like to inform the community that the Police and Fire Departments’ business phone lines have been fully restored and are now back up and running. Read on...
This fall edition highlights how your Town departments are working to serve the Plymouth community — from local infrastructure projects to community programs, sustainability efforts, upcoming events, and more! Read on...
The Town of Plymouth is pleased to announce the New Sidewalk Project for Plympton Road (Route 80) from Kristin Road to Commerce Way. This work is expected to commence early to mid-October 2025. Read on...
As of this morning, Wednesday, October 1, 2025, the Greater Attleboro Taunton Regional Transit Authority (GATRA) driver strike has concluded, and all service should be restored as normal. Read on...
Plymouth’s Recycling Committee and the DPW are excited to announce the opening of a new Swap Shop at 33 Hedges Pond Rd. Staffed by volunteers, the Swap Shop will be open to the community on Saturdays from 9AM-12PM, beginning next Saturday, September 27th. Read on...
MassDOT has announced that it will be performing bridge repairs on Jordan Road over Route 3 northbound and southbound in Plymouth. The work is scheduled to take place nightly - Sunday, September 7th, through Thursday, October 30th. Read on...
Yesterday, Governor Healey announced continued vaccine availability across Massachusetts. MDPH Commissioner Dr. Robbie Goldstein has issued a standing order allowing pharmacies to provide COVID-19 vaccines to residents ages 5+. Read on...
We’ve had an amazing response to Plymouth’s new Community Health Survey—thank you to everyone who’s participated so far! Along with the positive feedback, a few questions have come up, so we’ve created an FAQ to help answer them. Read on...
Plymouth County Mosquito Control will conduct a small area ground spray in the Standish Ave/North Plymouth area, along with residential requests in South Plymouth from 2am to sunrise on Thursday, August 28th. Read on...
Join us at the Waterfront Festival this Saturday, August 23rd for the official launch of Plymouth’s Community Health Assessment (CHA) Survey—part of the new CHA–CHIP Project. Read on...
The repair clamp on the Federal Furnace Rd water main was replaced this afternoon, temporarily shutting off water service. Service has now been restored. If affected, please run your tap for about a minute to clear any discoloration. Read on...
Starting Wednesday, August 20th, the Town of Plymouth will begin resurfacing work on: Davenport Rd (excluding cul-de-sac), October Ln, Carolyn Dr (#2–27), Fresh Pond Cir, Cottontail Trl, Fox Rd, and Rexford Rd. Read on...
Bridge repairs on Jordan Road over Route 3 are scheduled for Sunday, August 17 through Tuesday, August 19. Work will take place overnight from 9:00 PM to 5:00 AM. Read on...
On Monday, August 18th, Plymouth County Mosquito Control will be conducting truck-mounted ground spraying in requested areas of Plymouth from 2am to sunrise. Read on...
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (MDPH) announced West Nile Virus (WNV) positive mosquito samples were detected in Plymouth, among several other cities and towns. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth has been awarded a $23,400 Semiquincentennial Program grant from the National Park Service to support a preservation assessment at Burial Hill, one of the town’s most historically significant sites. Read on...
Plymouth currently has six major water bodies testing positive for cyanobacteria blooms: Clear Pond, Big Sandy Pond, Russell Mill Pond, Billington Sea, Little Herring Pond and Great Herring Pond. Read on...
The Town of Plymouth, Office of Community Development, has funds available to be used for housing rehabilitation loans to homeowners of low and moderate income for the purpose of making repairs related to health and safety issues. Read on...
Yesterday, work began on the Federal Furnace water main replacement, which required a temporary shutdown affecting the end of Federal Furnace Road, south of the elementary school, and Wyndmere Court. Read on...
Beginning July 1st, new water and sewer rates will go into effect in the Town of Plymouth to support system maintenance and water conservation efforts. Read on...
Director Anne Slusser returns to the studio for another interview with Town Manager Derek Brindisi to discuss all things recreation as the seasons change. They discuss the Master Plan processes that will affect two sites in town along with conservation, passive recreation, athletics, technology, Memorial Hall and what to expect for the fall season!
From the suburbs of New England to outside of Knoxville and now America's Hometown, newly hired director Manny Leite has had a wealth of experience in the library sciences from humble beginnings in East Bridgewater and beyond. Manny sits down with Town Manager Derek Brindisi to discuss his vision for the library and how it can serve the residents within the 100+ square miles of Plymouth with programs, community services, and more.
In this episode of This Week In Plymouth, host Derek Brindisi is joined by Department of Public Works (DPW) Director William Coyle to discuss the roads of Plymouth.
