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Rental Facilities

Conservation Club House - 720 Magnetic Parkway, Plymouth, IN 46563

This facility is located on 16 beautiful acres bordering the Yellow River on Plymouth's north side. It has been declared a historic landmark. The WPA built structure offers a large main floor with two stone fireplaces, hardwood floors and wicker furniture, which gives it a real rustic charm. On the lower level you will find a full kitchen that includes a stove, refrigerator and a triple sink. The lower level also has a large dining area that seats approximately 100 people. On the grounds there is a playground, a natural flowing well, a fishing pond and plenty of open area for outdoor activities.

Webster Recreation Center - 110 Webster Avenue, Plymouth, IN 46563

This multi-use building is set on four acres of pleasantly landscaped grounds on the south side of Plymouth. Inside has a fully equipped kitchen and handicapped accessible restrooms. This facility can accommodate approximately 125 people. Surrounding the structure, you will have access to a picnic shelter, new playground equipment, a baseball diamond and two basketball goals.

Click here for a map to locate these facilities:

Rates:

• Resident - $300.00 plus sales tax/day plus $200.00/refundable deposit
• Non-Resident - $400.00 plus sales tax/day plus $200.00/refundable deposit

Rental time is from 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 p.m. NO Additional hours

The facilities may also be rented for an additional $50.00 after 5:00 p.m. the day before your event.

Weekday Special! Rent the Conservation Clubhouse or Webster Recreation Center anytime from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. for $50.00 for the first two hours and $25.00 each additional hour. There is no deposit required for weekday rentals. This special does not include holidays.

Payment is expected within fifteen days from original contract or registration will be forfeited. We must be notified 30 days in advance for you to receive a cancellation refund. There will be a $15.00 administrative fee charged for any cancellation.

For reservations call 574-936-2876.

Click here to view our rental policy.

Upcoming Events:

• Family Fun Day 2025

Plymouth Greenways Trail Phase II

• Completed, 2019

Hoham Drive

• N. Michigan Street to 400' West of Western Avenue
• Preliminary Engineering

Laporte Street Footbridge

• Preliminary Engineering

CCMG Projects

• 2019 - Ferndale Street & Airport Road

More information coming soon.

Opening Day 2025:

Monday, June 2, 2025

Closing Day 2025:

Saturday, August 9, 2025 *updated closing date*

2025 Rates

Pool passes, swimming lessons, and pool parties must all be purchased at the Plymouth Park Dept office - NOT at the pool.

Registration for 2025 Group Swimming Lessons:

Click HERE for registration form. Completed forms can be dropped off at the park office, 1660 N Michigan St, Plymouth, IN 46563 or emailed to parkrec@plymouthin.com.

Registration for 2025 Private Swimming Lessons:

Click HERE for registration form. Completed forms can be dropped off at the park office, 1660 N Michigan St, Plymouth, IN 46563 or emailed to parkrec@plymouthin.com.

Empty. Clean. Dry. The New Way to Recycle. 

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Anyone growing up in the 1970s, '80s or '90s learned the three Rs of recycling in school. We were taught to recycle everything we could. We added recycling containers to our homes, our offices and classrooms and recycling became a part of our culture. 

In the 40 years since recycling was introduced, Americans have recycled nearly 87 million tons per year. That means each of us recycles approximately 1.5 pounds per day! However, the recycling model we all grew up with is changing, and we have to change with it. 

Trying to recycle unclean or unrecyclable material increases sorting time and slows down the recycling process, damages the facility's equipment and causes contaminants in the bales of clean recyclables that decreases the value of the items. When this occurs, we have to put the ENTIRE load of recyclables into our landfills due to the contamination. 

• EMPTY means making sure there is no food or product residue. Make sure all of that goes into the trash or down the drain as part of the EMPTY process. 
• CLEAN means that empty recyclable containers should be rinsed. So, no mustard in the mustard containers or leftover ketchup in the ketchup bottles. If you cannot get a container completely clean, it is best to put it into the trash so as not to contaminate the rest of your recycling material and the overall process. 
• DRY means letting containers dry before placing them in your blue container so that the paper and cardboard does not get wet. Wet or soiled paper and cardboard cannot be recycled. 

By practicing Empty. Clean. Dry. With our families, we can ensure the recycling materials leaving our homes are in fact recyclable. Together, we are caretakers of this blue planet - our home, and largely covered with blue waters that flow beneath blue skies. It is worthy of every effort we can make to protect it for our children's children. 

Be sure your recyclables are Empty. Clean. Dry.TM before placing them in your recycling container. 

Did You Know? 

• Grocery bags ARE NOT recyclable and often contaminate other recyclables. 
• Never recycle diapers! Baby diapers are the most common contaminant in the recycling stream. 
• Only the clean lid of a pizza box is recyclable; not the greasy bottom. 
• Yard waste cannot be placed inside your recycling container. 

Rockie Youth Football

• Garrett Wright 574-780-0789

Volleyball

• Steve Harrell 574-292-2869

Tennis

• Michael Delp 574-935-5201

Youth Softball

• Cliff Gunter 574-249-9356

Men's Slowpitch Softball

• Ed Soike 574-780-6865

Junior League Baseball

• Burke Richeson 574-780-0393

Soccer

• Tricia Hall 574-540-1314

The Plymouth Park Department offers the following shelters for reservations seven days a week beginning April 1st through October 15th.

Each site has a "Family Style" grill.

Click here to review our rental policy.

Hoosier Old Wheels

This shelter is located on the north side of Centennial Park. A very popular area because it is next to a large playground. The shelter has a small kitchen, restrooms & seats approximately 100 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $50.00/day plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $80.00/day plus sales tax

Freymen Shelter

This shelter is located on the north side of Centennial Park next to the tennis complex and soccer fields. This is the largest shelter in the park. It has a nice kitchen facility, restrooms, ample parking space and seating for 150 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $50.00/day plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $80.00/day plus sales tax

VFW Shelter

This shelter is located in River Park Square next to the Senter Stage amphitheater. This is our newest shelter throughout the park system. It features a permanent set of cornhole boards (made of concrete) and a naturalistic playground directly north of the shelter. 

Cost:

• Resident - $50.00/day plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $80.00/day plus sales tax

Lions Club Shelter

This shelter is tucked neatly into an area next to the shuffleboard courts and has restrooms. Users will find they have easy access to the walking trails and tennis courts. Seating is for 60 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $30.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax

Rotary Shelter

This shelter is also on the north side of Centennial Park next to the shuffleboard courts. Users will find electrical outlets and water nearby. Seating is for 60 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $30.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax

Roadrunner Shelter

This shelter is the park's newest shelter. It is located in Centennial Park next to Symphony Restaurant. It has electrical outlets and water nearby. Users will be a short walk from the playground, pool, volleyball courts and softball diamond. Seating is for 125 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $30.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax

Masons Shelter/Neidlinger Shelter

These shelters are located across from the pool and close to the playground. It also has electrical outlets and water nearby. Seating is for 75 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $30.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax

Horsebarn

This unique shelter is located next to the covered bridge in Centennial Park. Users will find themselves in the heart of the park with access to all facilities within walking distance. The building is enclosed with the exception of sliding doors on each end. Electrical outlets and water are available. Seating inside for 100 - 125 people.

Cost:

• Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $80.00 plus sales tax

Packard's Woods Red/Blue Pavilions

These shelters are located in Packard's Woods off of Harrison Street by the new Freedom Park play structure. They have electrical outlets and water nearby. Seating is for 60 people for each pavilion. The Red shelter is closest to the playground and the Blue shelter is closest to the diamond.

Cost:

• Resident - $30 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $50 plus sales tax

Price's Pond Front/Back Pavilions & Gazebo

Price's Memorial Park: This is the newest acquisition of the Plymouth Park Department. Bob Price donated the facility to the Park Department in October of 2015. Price’s Memorial Park is located on the North side of Plymouth off of Plymouth Goshen Trail. On the 13 acre property there is a pond that consists of approximately 3 acres. There are two shelters and one gazebo. Each of the shelters can seat up to 75 people. There is a playground on the property as well as a house. 205 Plymouth Goshen Trail, Plymouth, IN 46563

Cost:

• Resident - $50.00 plus sales tax
• Non-Resident - $80.00 plus sales tax

Rent the whole park for $750.00 plus tax and has a $200.00 refundable deposit.

Click the link to locate parks and shelters on a map.

MCM#1 - Public Education and Outreach

• Public Survey
• Web Page Development
• Printed Materials
• Educational Display
• Storm Drain Labeling

MCM#2 - Public Participation and Involvement

• Public Presentation
• Children Education
• Household Hazardous Waste Programs

MCM#3 - Illicit Discharge Detection and Elimination

• Storm Sewer Mapping Program
• Legal Enforcement
• Field Assessments

MCM#4 - Construction Site Runoff Control

• Appoint Construction Storm Water Manager
• Develop Ordinance
• Develop Plan Review Protocols
• Develop Site Inspection Procedures
• Develop Public Reporting Procedures

MCM#5 - Post-Construction Site Runoff Control

• Hold Meetings with Boards
• Develop New Standards
• Enforce New Standards

MCM#6 - Pollution Prevention and Good Housekeeping

• Street Sweeping & Cleaning
• Sidewalks & Parking Lots
• Medians, Parks & Landscape
• Storm Drain System Cleaning
• Structural Best Management Practices (BMP) Program
• Develop Rule 6 List
• Rule 6 Reviews

This Ordinance - Policy establishes standards for permitting Small Cell Facilities and associated supporting structures within the public right-of-way of the City of Plymouth, Indiana, in order to promote the orderly growth of needed wireless communications infrastructure, while ensuring the public health, safety, and welfare of the community.

Ordinance NO. 2019-2146, An Ordinance Regarding the Permitting of Wireless Facilities and Wireless Support Structures Within the Public Right-of-Way.

The City recommends that, prior to filing an application for a permit under this Policy, that an Applicant engage the City staff to assist the Applicant’s Small Cell Facility development team with troubleshooting preliminary siting and design concerns. During such pre-application period of engagement, to the extent practicable, the City will aid the Applicant in discovering existing conditions and access to the proposed site area.

Small Cell Facility Applications must be filled out in order to install a Small Cell Facility on City owned property/Right of Way. The applications provide general information regarding the Small Cell Facility & the development team which serves as a summary for the required engineering designs & details. The application is reviewed and approved by the Technical Review Committee.

• Small Cell Facility Application
• Small Cell Facility Supplemental Application

A Work in the Right-of-Way Application needs to be submitted to the City of Plymouth and approved by the Board of Public Works and Safety for work to be performed in the Right-of-Way. A License Agreement shall be executed and a cash financial guarantee shall be posted with the City of Plymouth Board of Public Works & Safety prior to the granting of the Permit to work in the Right-of-Way. The financial guarantee is based on the damage risk to the City Utilities.

• Small Cell Facility Work in the Right-of-Way Application

NOTE: It should be noted that all Contractors working in the City of Plymouth must be registered with the City of Plymouth Building Commissioner.

Upon completion of the project a set of as-built drawings and a Completion Affidavit shall be submitted to the City of Plymouth. Once reviewed and inspected the City shall release the financial guarantee upon faithful performance of the conditions set forth in the License Agreement.

• Small Cell Facility Work in the Right-of-Way Completion Affidavit

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Full Time Staff Listing

Steve Holm- Chief

Chuy Garcia- Assistant Chief

Mike Jernstrom- Assistant Chief Paramedic

Heith Neidig- Lieutenant- FF/EMT

Daren Miller-Lieutenant-Fire Training Officer- FF/EMT

Justyn Wade- Lieutenant- FF/EMT

Lisa Richards- Civilian Paramedic

Paul Mathewson-FF/Paramedic/EMS Training Officer

Chad Kinney- Chief Mechanic - FF/Paramedic

Chris Todd- FF/Paramedic

Sidney Roda- FF/Paramedic

John Lampkins-FF/Paramedic

Zach Marquardt- FF/EMT

Keegan Holland FF/EMT

Brandon Smith - FF/EMT

Stephen Williams - FF/EMT

Alex (Mike) Jimenez - FF/EMT

Maclain Middaugh - FF/EMT

Cole Mckibbin - FF/EMT

Rod Miller -Inspector

 Marilyn King - Secretary

Volunteer

Ed Marquardt- Battalion Chief-FF

Art Jacobs-Battalion Chief-FF/EMT

Rich Cartwright- Captain-FF/EMT

Fred Berkeypile- Captain-FF

Ben Poulson-Lieutenant-FF

Brandon Kuskye- FF

Jake Bockover-FF

Alex Cole-FF/EMT

Joe Deisch-FF/EMT

Shanna Gilmer-FF/EMT

Brandon Grolich-FF

Fred Kaylor- FF

Craig Miller-FF

Emily Peterson-FF/EMT

Hunter Schalliol-FF

Aaron Wagers-FF/EMT

 Sydney Morrow - EMT

Mia Lewis - Probationary FF

Boston Berkeypile - Probationary FF

Part Time

Brandon Cooper - Paramedic

Atira Hemker - EMT

Katie Reichard - EMT

General

The below scenarios are given to provide general guidelines on how hard surface Areas were evaluated. Most hard surface Areas were measured on City of Plymouth ortho photography at a scale of 1:600 utilizing ESRI Geographical Information System Software. A 95% reduction was taken in the measured Areas to provide a factor of safety in making the measurements. Building permits, drainage plan applications and site plans were utilized to provide the Areas on newer facilities not on the ortho photography. If plan measurements were utilized a 95% reduction was applied. If applications and permits were utilized a reduction was not applied since the information was supplied by the owner or an owner's representative.

All entities that have different facility locations will be billed for each facility location.

Hard surface Areas include roofs, driveways and parking Areas (asphalt, concrete, gravel, stone, etc), impervious coverings (material stacks, multiple vehicles, tarpaulins, etc), and similar items were all measured.

Apartments

Parcels: Single
Services: Single for a complex
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the entire parcel complex based on that amount.

Parcels: Single or multiple (contiguous) single owner
Services: Each unit has its own service
Calculation: Each unit will be charged as a residence; one ERU.

Parcels: Multiple (contiguous) individual buildings are built within parcel constraints single owner
Services: Multiple one for each building or group of buildings on that parcel
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured for each parcel and one bill will be issued for each parcel based on that amount.

Parcels: Multiple (contiguous) individual buildings may or may not be built within parcel constraints single owner
Services: Single entire complex
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured for the multiple parcel complex and one bill will be issued for the complex based on that amount.

Parcels: Multiple (contiguous) individual buildings are not built within parcel constraints - single owner
Services: Multiple one for each building or group of buildings on that parcel
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured for each building (either on parcel or straddling a parcel line) and the parking on the parcel and one bill will be issued for each parcel based on that amount.

If there are two buildings having services on one parcel; one would receive the bill and the other building would not receive a bill.

Commercial

Parcels: Single
Services: Single
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount.

Parcels: Single or multiple (contiguous) single owner
Services: Multiple billed to one customer
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount.

Parcels: Single or multiple (contiguous) single owner
Services: Multiple billed to different customers
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount normally to the property owner.

Parcels: Multiple (contiguous) individual buildings may or may not be built within parcel constraints single owner
Services: Single entire complex
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured for the multiple parcel complex and one bill will be issued for the complex based on that amount.

Industrial

Parcels: Single
Services: Single
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount.

Parcels: Single or multiple (contiguous) single owner
Services: Multiple billed to one customer
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount.

Parcels: Single or multiple (contiguous) single owner
Services: Multiple billed to different customers
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the parcel based on that amount normally to the property owner.

Parcels: Multiple (contiguous) individual buildings may or may not be built within parcel constraints single owner
Services: Single entire complex
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured for the multiple parcel complex and one bill will be issued for the complex based on that amount.

Manufactured Home Parks

Parcels: One
Services: One master meter
Calculation: The total hard surface is measured and one bill will be issued for the entire park based on that amount.

Parcels: One
Services: No master meter; each unit has its own service
Calculation: Each unit will be charged as a residence; one ERU.