The Marshall County Commissioners will meet today.
Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi will appear before the commissioners alongside Marshall County Plan Director Ralph Booker to discuss the intergovernmental agreement for planning services. As Surrisi explained to the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety last week, it was recommended that the contract be approved every three months. While the term from January to March was approved, the contract that covers a period from April to June was overlooked. The board of works members agreed to the same contract as the first three months with the same pay and Surrisi and Continue reading
The Plymouth City Council members reviewed tax abatement compliance forms for DAC Enterprises and Weir Enterprises last week.
Culver Utility Superintendent Bob Porter asked the town council members for permission to upgrade the meter reading software to a radio read program and purchase new water meters.
Plymouth Street Department Superintendent Jim Marquardt presented the Board of Public Works and Safety members this week with a few requests for sidewalks.
The utility improvement project at the Sand Hill Farm workforce housing development in Culver needs some signatures on contracts as the project moves along.
The Bremen Town Council passed two ordinances Monday night that increase rates for cemetery gravesite costs and park rental fees.
The Culver Town Council members will be looking into the salary ordinance for 2019 concerning salaries for council members.
Marshall County’s Veterans Service Officer will attend training to help her better understand medical terminology, coding and ethics to assist veterans, widows and widowers in the claims process.
The Bremen Town Council members are working on paperwork for a downtown project in 2020.
A few of the job descriptions worked on by Waggoner, Irwin and Scheele have returned to the county for review.
The Marshall County Council members took action Monday morning to fund upcoming road projects.
Marshall County property tax bills will be mailed this week. County Treasurer Angie Birchmeier reminds residents that the first installment is due Thursday, May 10. Make sure tax statements are correct and all deductions are applied. Any questions may be directed to auditor’s office. 
