Town Meeting

Yarmouth Town Seal ImageWelcome to Yarmouth’s Town Meeting Page.

Here you’ll find everything you need to prepare and participate in Town Meeting!


2022 Yarmouth Special Town Meeting
When: Tuesday, November 15th, 2022 @ 6:00PM 
Where: Mattacheese Middle School Auditorium: 400 Higgins Crowell Road West Yarmouth, MA
Click here to download the Special Town Meeting Warrant

Past Town Meeting Resources

2022 Annual Town Meeting results: Articles #1-29 were approved and article #30 was defeated. A video replay of the meeting is available below.

NOTE: 2020 Special Town Meeting Results: Voters approved articles 1-6 while articles 7-15 were indefinitely postponed. Watch a Video Replay of the Annual Town Meeting Here

Town Meeting Videos & Information

Watch our Introduction to Town Meeting video below as well as access more videos on Town Meeting and Warrant articles so you can be prepared to participate here on our YouTube Channel: 2020 Special Town Meeting Articles

2020 Annual Town Meeting Results

Articles 1-20 were approved at the 2020 Yarmouth Annual Town Meeting. Articles 21-23 were postponed until the fall Town Meeting.
Watch Town Meeting: 2020 Annual Town Meeting video replay
View Warrant: 2020 Annual Town Meeting Warrant
View Warrant Articles Handout: Handout Articles 1 & 2

2019 Town Meeting Information


2019 Fall Town Meeting - October 29, 2019

Town Meeting Warrant

2019 Spring Town Meeting - May 4, 2019

Town Meeting Warrant

An Important Message for all Massachusetts Town Residents 

The purest form of democratic governing is practiced in a Town Meeting. In use for over 300 years and still today, it has proven to be a valuable means for many Massachusetts taxpayers to voice their opinions and directly effect change in their communities. Here in this ancient American assembly, you can make your voice heard as you and your neighbors decide the course of the government closest to you. This website outlines the forms and procedures used in Massachusetts Town Meetings. As the Commonwealth’s information officer, I urge you to read it and make use of it as you engage in the debates and votes that give shape to your Town Government. 

William Francis Galvin Secretary of the Commonwealth