Plainville Conservation Commission approves environmental permits for two projects. The Commission voted unanimously, 6-0 with one member absent, to issue Orders of Conditions for a septic system replacement at 42 Treasure Island Rd by Mark and Tammy Madden, which received Department of
Plainville Taxation Aid Committee approves updated 2027 grant applications for spring distribution. The committee unanimously backed the updated forms for distribution to area senior centers, assessor offices, and town financial departments by April's end. Committee Chairman Brenda Watkinson
The Plainville Select Board approves combined $380K in special education fund transfers. The board unanimously approved three transfers totaling $380,234.83 to address rising out-of-district tuition and transportation costs, per Superintendent Jen Parson's presentation; the transfers covered
Keep Plainville Beautiful Committee postpones spring plant sale to autumn. The five-member committee completed spring clean-up efforts with collected bags and free dumpster service while deferring their spring plant sale to fall, tentatively September 26, to resolve logistics questions around
A new member named Steve wins a Plainville Select Board seat in the April 8 municipal election.
Park Commission supports Field of Dreams Phase 2 expansion approved by Planning Board on March 2. The Planning Board voted 5-0 to advance the redesigned project, which will include permanent bathrooms with potential snack shack, expanded parking, improved drainage, and an 11-by-11 soccer field
Plainville Select Board approves firefighters contract amid tightest budget in recent years. The board unanimously ratified a three-year agreement with Plainville Permanent Firefighters IAFF Local 3415 (July 1, 2026 - June 30, 2029) and reviewed a constrained FY27 budget with just 2.24 percent
Plainville Conservation Commission approves Order of Condition for Bacon Square Properties grading. Nick Facendola of Level Design represented the applicant; the vote was unanimous. The project will backfill demolished basements, level the site, and restore wetlands buffers at Assessors Map 12,
Keep Plainville Beautiful Committee finalizes April townwide clean-up with 102 registered participants. The committee secured DPW Recycling Center access and dumpster coordination with Bill O'Rourke. Vice Chair Lori Cotton will pursue a Lowe's donation. The committee will document collected
Plainville Board of Assessors unanimously approves minutes and abatement documents. Chairperson Patricia Stewart presided as the board reviewed and signed Motor Vehicle Excise abatements for February and March 2026 totaling $4,929.06, along with a Real Estate exemption of $880.00 and an FY26 Real
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