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Thursday, November 5, 2026 Yarmouth, Massachusetts · Change town
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Yarmouth Schedules June 24 Special Town Meeting on Citizen Petition Warrant

Yarmouth's June 24 Special Town Meeting is now formally on the calendar, driven by a citizen petition. The Select Board voted May 20 to execute the warrant, which is posted at yarmouth.ma.us for review; residents have until June 24 to study the articles before they vote. Sticker sales a…

YARMOUTH — A Special Town Meeting is set for June 24, 2026, after the Yarmouth Select Board executed a citizen-petition warrant last month, giving residents roughly two weeks to review the articles before they vote.

TOWN HALL

The Select Board voted on May 20 to approve and execute the warrant for the June 24 Special Town Meeting, which was triggered by a citizen petition. The full warrant is posted on the town website at yarmouth.ma.us for residents to read ahead of the meeting.

Residents who still need a 2026 beach or disposal sticker have an opportunity this weekend: the town will hold sticker sales at Town Hall on Sunday, June 14. A downloadable application is also available on the town website for those who prefer to prepare in advance.

Drivers heading to the Disposal Area should be aware that construction work is ongoing and delays are possible through Sunday, June 15.

ELSEWHERE IN THE NEWS

No new coverage from Patch, MetroWest Daily News, or The Boston Globe in this cycle.

COMING UP

- Saturday, June 13: Y-D Red Sox home game, Cape Cod Baseball League - Sunday, June 14: Beach and disposal sticker sales, Town Hall - Monday, June 15: Board of Health meeting; Community and Economic Development Committee meeting - Tuesday, June 16: Affordable Housing Trust meeting - Wednesday, June 17: Planning Board meeting - Wednesday, June 24: Special Town Meeting

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