The Marshall County Commissioners approved an out of state travel request for training made by Administrator / Public Health Nurse Sandy Dunfee. She will be attending the Immunization Conference in Philadelphia from April 8 to 11.
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The City of Plymouth Common Council approved the vacation and abandonment of easement for the parcel between the Goodwill and Arby’s.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard an update from Street Superintendent Jim Marquardt and approved a Speed Hump on Baker St.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Commissioners heard an update from Marshall County Purdue Extension during their meeting March 4. Health and Human Services Educator Karen Richey and Agriculture and Natural Resources Educator Brieanna Slonaker both spoke on activity.
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The Plymouth Common Council was updated on the ProPEL US 30 West study during the last regular meeting. The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) started the Planning and Environmental Linkage (PEL) studies, known as the ProPEL U.S. 30 and ProPEL U.S. 31, to evaluate the transportation needs of the corridors which total 180 miles across 12 Indiana counties. Plymouth is impacted by both U.S. 30 and U.S. 31; including the major intersection.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard an update from Utilities Superintendent Donnie Davidson during their regular meeting Monday, Feb. 26.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety approved the agreement for Water Line Access as previously presented to and approved by the Marshall County Board of Commissioners.
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City of Plymouth Mayor Robert Listenberger signed a Proclamation designating March as “Disability Awareness Month” Monday morning and presented the proclamation to Pathfinders Chief Strategy Officer Chris Kaufmann and Pathfinders Chief Development and Marketing Officer Aubrey Eastway.
Continue readingThe Plymouth City Council members were updated on the Comprehensive Plan when they met last week.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Common Council heard an update regarding One Marshall County from Attorney Jeff Houin.
Continue readingPlymouth City Engineer Daniel Sellers and Plymouth Fire Chief Steve Holm updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety for their respective departments this week.
Continue readingPlymouth Police Department Chief John Weir updated the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety during their regular meeting on Monday, February 26.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety met Monday, February 12 for their regular meeting.
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Susie Schaetzle, Bourbon Building Commissioner and Zoning Enforcement Officer, updated the Bourbon Town Council during their regular meeting on the Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) and the Plan Commission.
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Marshall County Purdue Extension Health and Human Sciences Educator Karen Richey and Agriculture and Natural Resources (ANR) Educator Brieanna Slonaker updated the Marshall County Council on Marshall County Purdue Extension activity and were available to answer any questions the Council might have during their February meeting.
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The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members met Monday, February 12 for their regular meeting.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety members met Monday, February 12 for their regular meeting.
Continue readingThe Bourbon Town Council approved Ordinance 2024-01 Overnight Parking on first reading this week.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Council approved Ordinance 2024-11(1) Amending Job Description Ordinance 2023-28B and Ordinance 2024-10(1) Amending Salary Ordinance 2023-25 to create a new part-time custodial position and establish funding for that salary. The Wage and Personnel subcommittee met with Grounds and Maintenance to discuss some absences. Custodians clean five buildings which is too much work for one individual.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Common Council heard updates regarding the transition from the Regional Stellar Team to One Marshall County and the Comprehensive Plan.
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