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Wednesday, November 4, 2026 Plymouth County, Massachusetts · Change town
Government · Select Board

Select Board agenda listed, but outcomes unconfirmed

Pembroke Select Board's August 26 meeting recording contains no usable spoken audio, leaving several agenda items unconfirmed.

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Select Board · Meeting of August 26, 2026

Pembroke Select Board's August 26 meeting recording contains no usable spoken audio, leaving several agenda items unconfirmed. The town's posted agenda had called for votes on a special one-day liquor license for Riverside Sports Complex and NE Force tied to a September 11 event, acceptance of Andrew Wandell's resignation from the Community Preservation Committee with Heather Tremblay appointed in his place, and discussion of warrant articles for the Fall Special Town Meeting set for October 20. The available transcript instead consists almost entirely of the words "Thank you" repeated roughly 60 times, with no names, figures, or votes discernible.

An executive session was also listed, covering Assistant Town Manager contract strategy, the town's Battery Energy Storage System lawsuit, and a possible real estate license agreement with Weathervane at Pembroke Country Club LLC. None of these outcomes could be verified absent posted minutes.

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Source: the Select Board meeting of August 26, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.

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