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Plymouoth Fire Chief Steve Holm discussed a letter he recently received from the Indiana Department of Environmental Management (IDEM) with the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety this week. The letter was a “burn permit” for Corteva, formerly Pioneer Seed at the intersection of U.S. 30 and Pioneer Drive. Corteva has a wetland area
It was a quick meeting for the Plymouth Board of Public Works and Safety on Monday evening although they did hear from several department heads. Plymouth Fire Chief, Steve Holm gave a quick update on the new hire, John Kauffman. Kauffman did a lateral transfer from the Goshen Fire Department. He is a firefighter/paramedic and
Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council approved the change order for the new Pierce Fire Truck. More than a year ago the city council approved purchasing a new engine for the department with an estimated price of $800,000. Fire Chief Steve Holm said before he signed the contract, he removed a couple of options from
Last Monday evening the Plymouth Common Council approved a request to transfer funds within the Fire Department’s line items. The total amount of the transfer is $7,000 with $1,000 coming from Other Materials, $2,000 from Other Supplies, and $4,000 from Training with $1,200 going into the line item for Physicals and $5,800 into the Equipment
Thursday afternoonPlymouth Firefighter Austin Bragg welcomed those attending the official announcement that the Plymouth full-timers in the firehouse unionizing. He said, “This is kind of a culmination of an effort to establish ourselves as a professional firefighter’s union.” Bragg said, “We hope to use this as a launching point to continue to give back to