Community Corner
Plymouth Calls On Residents To Help Shape Its Future
Plymouth residents have a chance to help shape the town's future.
PLYMOUTH, MA —Plymouth residents looking to make a difference in their community have several opportunities to step up and get involved.
The town is seeking volunteers to fill vacancies on several boards and committees, giving residents a chance to share their knowledge, contribute fresh ideas and help shape Plymouth's future.
There are currently five boards and committees with one opening each: the Board of Assessors, Cable Advisory Committee, Climate Action Net Zero, Cultural Council and Historical Commission.
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Additional opportunities are available on the Agricultural Committee, which has two vacancies, and the Roads Advisory Committee, which has three openings.
Residents interested in serving on a board or committee can submit an application online. Applications are typically reviewed monthly.
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Whether residents are passionate about preserving local history, addressing environmental concerns or improving town infrastructure, these openings offer a chance to get involved in decisions affecting the community.
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