Trash and Recycling Updates:

Pick-up is regularly scheduled in March and April. The full 2026 schedule is available here.

Election Information:

Badger Books

Beginning with the 2026 Election Cycle, the City will be moving from traditional paper poll books. In their place, the City will be using what is known as "Badger Books".

What are Badger Books?

• Badger Books are e-poll books also known as electronic poll books. They are a digital version of the traditional paper poll book.
• A Badger Book is a:
• Poll Book (just in digital format)
• Absentee Ballot log
• Digital Voter Registration Form that can be used for Election Day Registrations

What are the benefits to Badger Books?

• Quicker voter check-ins and election day registration
• Faster processing of absentee ballots
• Improve the flow at the polling location
• Improve data quality and minimize poll worker mistakes
• Streamline post-election processes including voter reconciliation and showing voter participation

Are Badger Books connected to the internet?

• Badger Books are not connected to the internet.
• Badger Books use a secure local wireless network to communicate with one another within the polling place.

Are Badger Books safe and secure?

• There are multiple layers of security to protect voter information
• Badger Books are NEVER connected to the internet
• Each Badger Book is password protected and each poll worker has their own login credentials
• Data on Badger Books is encrypted

2026 Election Dates and In-Person Absentee Voting

Upcoming Special Events:

A Wee Bit Irish

The Plymouth Arts Center invites the community to celebrate St. Patrick's Day weekend with the spirited of Celtic Folk as they return with their ever-popular live concert, A Wee Bit Irish!

Audiences will be treated to an uplifting weekend of traditional and contemporary Irish music, performed by the talented vocalists and musicians of Celtic Folk. Performances take place Friday and Saturday, March 13-14 at 7:30 PM with a Sunday matinee on March 15 at 2:30 PM.

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Plymouth Maple Festival

Bring the whole family out to City Park, 203 Suhrke Rd., on April 11 for Maple Fest from 9AM-1PM. Pancakes, syrup-making demos, craft & maple products, activities for all ages!

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City Updates:

Dog License

Don't forget to license your dog at the Clerk / Treasurer's Office in City Hall, 128 Smith St., by March 31! $30 late fees are applied April 1. Dogs neutered/spayed are $8. Dogs not neutered/spayed are $15. Please remember to bring proof of rabies at the time of registration.

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Assessor Interim Market Update

The City is contracting with Associated Appraisal Consultants to complete an Interim Market Update in 2026. A full property revaluation was conducted in 2022. For the 2025-2026 tax collection year values were assessed at approximately 75% of actual market value. Wis. Stat. requires each municipality to assess property within 10 percent of full value at least once every five years.

An Interim Market Update is a process where the Assessor reviews current property values within the City to ensure they align with recent market conditions and restore the assessment ratio to 100%. This is typically done to reflect shifts in the local real estate market that may have occurred since the last full revaluation. Additional information will be mailed by Associated Appraisal by June 2026.

Development Update

On February 10 the City approved a Development Agreement with Sargento Cheese on the southeastern corner of STH 57 and CTH PP. Construction will begin this Spring.

West Stafford St. Parking Lot

The City will be commencing construction of the West Stafford St. parking lot project beginning on or before April 1, 2026. Construction is expected to take six months to complete. This project includes a redesign of the parking lot. Once the project is finished there will be approximately 45 additional parking spots, as well as alter the general traffic flow compared to how the lot operates now. Parking in the east Stafford St lot will have updated temporary restrictions beginning April 1 to accommodate residents who live next to the west Stafford St lot during construction. Please see the map below.

Stafford St.

Stafford St. will be closed to north and south bound traffic from E Mill St. to the North Entrance of the Parking Lot by Stayer Park for construction at the Henry Christopher Hotel Project. The sidewalk on the east side is open. This is an extended closure until at least November 2026.

Police Update:

Tax Fraud Scams

This time of the year, we see an increase of tax fraud schemes. Here are some tips to help avoid being a victim:

1. The IRS does not communicate with tax payers through telephone, social media or text messages. They use the U.S. Mail. If you receive a phone call, text or social media post from the IRS it is most likely a scam.
2. Scammers set up numerous fraudulent websites that look like tax preparer websites. Be cautious when accessing these sites and verify the web address before using.
3. NEVER give your social security number out over the phone, social media or email.
4. NEVER pay your taxes using gift cards, wire transfers, gold or cryptocurrency. The IRS does not accept these forms of payment.
5. Visit the official IRS website at https://www.irs.gov/ for more information on tax scams and how to protect yourself.

Generation Updates:

Generations Annual Meeting

Generations will host its Annual Meeting on Monday, March 30 at 4:30 PM. This meeting is open to the public, and community members are encouraged to attend to learn more about Generations' 2025 progress, programs, and activates. Attendees will also have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in conversation about the organization's ongoing work and future direction.

Community Ed & Rec Updates:

Plymouth School District Updates:

Library Updates:

Community TV 14 Updates:

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