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City Council approves CF1 forms and revised ARPA expenditures

Last week members of the Plymouth Common Council accepted the Tax Abatement Compliance Forms for several industries. AK Industries submitted CF1’s for a real property tax abatement and three personal property tax abatements. DAC Enterprises LLC submitted both a real and a personal tax abatement compliance form and Harrington Noodles/Vigilant Holdings turned in personal and

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Plymouth City Council approves changes to the ARPA Spending Plan

This week the Plymouth City Council approved a revision to the plan for utilizing the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) 2021 Funds. On Monday the council was presented with a resolution to revise the spending plan once more. City Attorney Jeff Houin told council members the city received $2,257,926.69 to address the various adverse impacts

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Plymouth City Council approves 2024 budget and elected officials salary increase on 2nd & 3rd readings

Monday evening the Plymouth City Council unanimously adopted the 2024 budget on the second and third readings with no comments from council members or the public. The budget is made up of 14 funds totaling $17,214,975 and the 38 Home-Rule Funds, that are not reviewed by the DLGF (Department of Local Government Finance) totaling $5,674,443.

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City Park Board updated on Harrison St Trail & Greenway Trail extension to Prices Pond

During this week’s Plymouth Park Board meeting, City Attorney Sean Surrisi shared that he and Park Superintendent Mike Hite attended the public open house on the Harrison Street Trail Project. He said it was, “decently well attended.” Surrisi told the park board he’s submitted another grant application to try and obtain more funds to help

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Proposed trail project could bring safer travel to cyclists, pedestrians in Plymouth

Proposed trail project could bring safer travel to cyclists, pedestrians in Plymouth
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