Plymouth County

06/05/2026

The Plymouth County Advisory Board met last night for the Annual Meeting and completed all business including approvals of the Plymouth County Budget. Thank you to the members for their attendance. A special thank you to Mary Riley and Molly Quinn, two exceptional high school 4H participants, for thier speeches on the value of the 4H program and what it means to them. Also, a thank you to Treasurer Tom O'Brien for sharing an update on the Plymouth County Retirement Association assessment process and outlook. For more information please call Nancy at 508.830.9103 or go to our website www.PlymouthCountyMA.gov.

06/05/2026

Plymouth County is proud of the collaborative work with OCPC and the Marion Institute on improving food resilience. The analytics developed by Marion Institute and Barrett Planning will help the Plymouth County area develop strong action plans for the benefit of the citizens of the County. For more information - please see https://oldcolonyplanning.org/foodresiliency/

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06/05/2026

Plymouth County is VERY proud of the great work of our Extension Team working with the talented youth of 4H

By Robert Kordenbrock, Foundation Executive Director In April 2025, I had the privilege of serving as a chaperone for Massachusetts 4‑H’ers attending National 4‑H Conference in Washington, D.C.—an experience that powerfully illustrated what is possible when philanthropy and opportunity inter...

04/30/2026

Indian Head River Day 2026 – Guided Hikes and Kayak Paddles
Saturday, June 13
10:00am-1:30pm
Hanover Public Launch, 2 Indian Head Dr, Hanover, MA

Join the Indian Head River Coalition (a partnership between the NSRWA, Wildlands Trust, and the Towns of Hanover, Pembroke, Hanson, and Plymouth County) as we celebrate this amazing river and its surrounding land. Take part in a guided hike, or kayak paddle, or BOTH!

Embark on a land or water adventure as we explore a unique and diverse habitat steeped in local history. Amazing flora and fauna, freshwater tidal marsh, wild rice, and migratory herring are all some of what can be found in and around the Indian Head River. Discover why the Indian Head River Coalition has worked to preserve and protect this gem of the South Shore.

Meet at the Hanover Public Launch: 2 Indian Head Dr, Hanover, MA

Schedule:

10:00-11:30am – Hike Short Loop with the NSRWA

10:00-12:00pm – Hike Long Loop with Wildlands Trust

10:00-11:30am – Guided Kayak Paddle with the NSRWA

12:00-1:30pm – Guided Kayak Paddle with the NSRWA

Go to the below link to register for the events.

Join the Indian Head River Coalition (a partnership between the NSRWA, Wildlands Trust, Towns of Hanover, Pembroke, Hanson, and Plymouth County) as we celebrate this amazing river and its surrounding land. Take part in a guided hike, or kayak paddle, or BOTH!

04/17/2026

Plymouth County Commissioner Sandra Wright, Chair, and Treasurer Tom O'Brien at work highlighting the Plymouth County Mobile Integrated Health Program - bringing medical care to our constituents at thier home during their time of need

April 7, 2026BID Plymouth and the Plymouth County Commissioners announced a partnership to support long temr sustainability for the region's Mobile Integrate...

03/30/2026

Plymouth County is proud of all the great work that Blake Dinius does for our citizens! Please visit one of his programs for important information.

Happy Spring everyone!

Upcoming public programs for April. We have lots of tick programs coming up. Some of them are in conjunction with Mosquito Control. We also have an interesting gall walk scheduled. Plus a bioblitz at the end of the month.

If you have any interest or questions about any of the programs, please contact me on Facebook or via email. Registration may be required for some.

03/30/2026

Today we welcomed Northern Essex Community College into the Plymouth County Parking Program. After delivering parking enforcement equipment to NECC, we paid a visit to North Shore Community College, another of the 48 cities, towns, and state agencies that partner with Plymouth County Parking.