The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety and the Common Council will meet tonight beginning at 6 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall. The Board of Public Works will open bids for a demolition project and Mayor Listenberger will make an appointment to the Plymouth Plan Commission. Police Chief Dave Bacon will
During last week’s Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety, Police Chief Dave Bacon announced a resignation. The chief said Patrolman Lance Balsley resigned from his position on the first of the month. The chief was permitted to open the hiring process. The police department will be accepting applications through the end of the month.
The Plymouth Police Department is up to full staff with twenty-five officers. During Monday’s Board of Public Works and Safety meeting, Police Chief Dave Bacon told members Jesse Witkowski was sworn in as the twenty-fifth officer that morning. Jesse is 33 years old and lives in St. Joseph County. He is married with two children.
Monday’s Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety meeting was opened with Mayor Mark Senter announcing the upcoming appointment of Patrolman Matt Emenhiser as Assistant Police Chief. The mayor said he started his career at Plymouth PD, he was a member of the Marian Police Department for two years and returned to Plymouth. He currently
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