Tom McFadden, acting chairman of the Marshall County Regional Sewer District appeared before the County Council last week to express his appreciation of support with ARP Funds. McFadden said, “I want to commend this council and the commissioners for supporting the district’s efforts with the appropriation of ARPA Funds today to pay for our startup
Monday evening the Plymouth City Council conducted a public hearing on an additional appropriations resolution. Lynn Gorski, the Plymouth Clerk-Treasurer presented the details of the additional appropriations. She asked the council to appropriate $21,843.61 of the Unrestricted Opioid Settlement Funds and $50,968.40 of the Restricted Settlement Funds. These funds were approved by the city council
Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council listened to John Myers, president of Garden Court Inc., make a request to rezone a 4-acre parcel immediately west of Martins Supermarket on East Jefferson Street for a multi-family residential development. The proposal was to construct 3 residential buildings with 12 apartments in each one and an office building.
The ballot for the Tuesday, November 7th Plymouth Municipal Election has been set. The Republicans have a full ballot, and the Democrats have a full ballot except for a Clerk-Treasurer candidate. The Republicans have Greg Compton as their candidate for Mayor and the Democrats have Robert Listenberger. The Republicans also have Lynn Gorski for Plymouth