The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety approved a motion to support several Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) requests for the Water Street Town Homes Project, accept the conceptual use of dry wells which will be required to meet ordinance standards, and support the installation of a Rain Garden to filter some of the alley water.
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The Bourbon Town Council held a Public Hearing on the 2024 Budget for the Town of Bourbon during their regular meeting in September.
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During the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety (PBPWS) meeting Monday, Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter wanted to make a future road closure known that will impact Michigan St. and Hoham Drive.
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Thursday, August 31 was City of Plymouth Coordinator Laura Banning Mann’s last official day at the City of Plymouth.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety heard updates from Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson Monday evening during their regular meeting.
Continue readingThe Marshall County Council heard the first reading of the 2024 Budget during their regular meeting in July. The 2023 budget was approximately $32 million, in 2024 $35 million has been requested.
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During the regular meeting held in August, Bourbon Police Department (BPD) Chief Bill Martin updated the Bourbon Town Council with his monthly report for July 2023, the hiring process, and requested a clothing allowance increase.
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During the regular meeting in July, the Bourbon Town Council approved a fund raiser request made by the Triton Music Department to use the employee parking lot at the Street Garage on Center Street to hold a car wash in August. The date was not reported during the meeting.
Continue readingBourbon Police Department Sergeant Carl Amsden submitted the Bourbon Police Department (BPD) report for June 2023.
Continue readingThe Bourbon Town Council heard several department head reports during their regular meeting on July 11.
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The Bourbon Town Council recently approved $500 requested by the Bourbon Fire Department Chief Chad Stepp for the annual fireworks show during the Bourbon Summer Fest which is held every second weekend of August.
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Shannon McLeod, Grant Administrator for Priority Projects updated the Commissioners that there have been no bids for the owner-occupied housing projects; contractors are in high demand and are pursuing larger, more profitable projects. She will continue to try to motivate bid submissions and will advertise again.
Continue readingPlan Commission Director Ty Adley sought the Council’s support for moving forward with the hiring process for a Planning Technician. He will be requesting a $21,000 transfer and an additional appropriation of $3,500 in August to begin the process. That position has been vacant since December.
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Director of the Lifelong Learning Network LLN Allie Shook recently updated the Marshall County Commissioners on the progress of the building and the program.
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Registered Nurse Sandy Dunfee has been named Marshall County Health Department (MCHD) Administrator.
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Director of Marshall County Community Corrections Ward Byers announced his resignation Thursday during the Community Corrections Advisory Board meeting.
Continue readingThe Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety approved a request made by the Plymouth Public Library to place four directional signs; two at the intersection of Jefferson St. and Center St., and two at the intersection of Michigan St. and Washington St. directing people to the library. Communication Specialist for Plymouth Public Library confirmed that those signs will be provided by the library.
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Monday, July 3 was the last day a candidate could file for a vacant seat for the November General Election and several candidates filed in the Marshall County Clerk’s Office.
Continue readingThe Bourbon Town Council accepted the May 2023 monthly activity report from Bourbon Police Department Chief William Martin and heard updates during their June meeting. Chief Martin reported that the hiring process is closed with ten applicants. Testing is scheduled.
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