In Monday night’s meeting, Plymouth Park Superintendent Mike Hite told the Plymouth Park Board that the Plymouth pool will be open slightly ahead of schedule.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Approves Requests
Plymouth Park Board Approves Requests
The Plymouth Park Board members met Monday night where they approved several requests.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board opens bids for RPS Phase II
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Bids were opened for the River Park Square Phase II project Monday night.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Considers Approval of Rough Draft of Five-Year Master Parks and Recreation Plan
The Plymouth Park Board members took time Monday night to review a rough draft of the five-year Master Parks and Recreation Plan for 2022-2026.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Members Open Bids for Hoosier Old Wheels Playground Project
The Plymouth Park Board members opened bids Monday night for the proposed new equipment at the Hoosier Old Wheels Playground area.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board to Meet Tonight
The Plymouth Park Board members will meet tonight where they will open bids for the new Hoosier Old Wheels playground equipment.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Takes Public Comments on Five-Year Plan
Several residents presented comments on ideas for the Plymouth Park Board’s next five-year plan during the board’s meeting Tuesday night.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Looking for Public Comments on Five-Year Plan
The Plymouth Park Board members will be accepting additional public comments tonight concerning their proposed five-year plan.
Continue readingPlymouth Redevelopment Commission Reviews Contract for Second Phase of River Park Square
Plymouth City Attorney Sean Surrisi presented the Plymouth Redevelopment Commission members with a proposed contract with The Troyer Group for the second phase of the River Park Square project.
Continue readingPlymouth Park Board Makes Decision on Pool, Day Camp for Summer 2020
Plymouth City Council Finalizes 2019 Park, Aviation Department Fees
Fees are going up at Plymouth Municipal Airport. The city council finalized the 2019 fee schedules for the Department of Aviation and Department of Parks and Recreation Wednesday.
Renovation Causes Relocation of City Meetings
The renovation of the Plymouth City Building on Michigan Street is set to begin soon. Once the state approves the paperwork, environmental testing will start.
The renovation project will prompt the relocation of city meetings. The Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety and the Plymouth City Council meetings will be held at the Plymouth Fire Department Training Classroom beginning Sept. 11. Those attending are asked to use the entrance on the south side of the Plymouth Fire Department building at 111 N. Center Street.
Verizon Hopes to Boost Cell Phone Coverage in Centennial Park
Increased cell phone coverage may be coming to Centennial Park in Plymouth. Last year, Verizon had a truck placed in the park to provide additional coverage during the Marshall County Blueberry Festival. Now, the company’s looking for a year-round solution. Continue reading
Plymouth Prepares for 2016
The City of Plymouth made some preparations for the new year during Monday’s Common Council meeting. The council approved the 2016 fee schedule for the Department of Parks and Recreation on second and third readings. Continue reading
City of Plymouth Accepts Park Donation
A private park on the north side of Plymouth is now under the city’s control. Last night Plymouth Board of Park and Recreation accepted the donation of Price Memorial Park into its park system. The Ray L. Price Foundation has operated the 12 acre facility for many years. Located across from Centennial Park, it includes a large swimming and fishing pond, a gazebo, two picnic shelters, a playground and a caretaker’s residence. The park has been a fixture in the community for generations of Plymouth families.
Mayor Mark Senter says the park is a “natural fit and another positive development in the city.”
Plymouth Mayor Honors Longtime Park Board Member
Longtime Plymouth Park Board member Sally Greenlee now has a key to the city. Mayor Mark Senter presented it during Monday’s meeting and read a proclamation in her honor. Mrs. Greenlee was appointed to the park board in 1999 by her husband, then-mayor Jack Greenlee. She served for 15 years and was also a member of the Plymouth Plan Commission. Continue reading
