City Hall is open to Walk-in customers during regular Office Hours.
Our office hours are: 8:30-4:30 Monday – Thursday,
Closed to the public Friday, except by appointment.
Call 209-245-6941 to make an appointment. Thank you.
To report a sewer or water issue after hours, please call 209-245-6941 and select #8 to reach the On Call Public Works Employee.
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CALENDAR
EVENTS
City Council Meeting Dates
September 7th 6:00 pm, 14th (Canceled) & 28th 6:30pm
Planning Commission Dates
September 7th Canceled & 21st 6:30pm
Taco Tuesday – McGee Park 11:00-7:00
Blue Stone Pizza
Wednesdays at 5:30 in the parking lot at McGee Park
Bingo – Every Second Tuesday (Lodge Hill)
For more information, call the ACRA office
209-223-6349 or email bnichols@amadorgov.org
Makers Market Dates:
9/9, 10/14, & 11/11th 9-1 pm
More info: studiodesignsonmain@gmail.com
Farmers Market
Thursdays August 3rd – September 28th 5-8 pm
Sounds of September
Every Friday in September 6:00 – 9:00 McGee Park
Harvest Fest – Saturday, October 14th 2:00-7:00 pm
Community Calendar and Event Information are subject to change.
NEWS
Weed Abatement Reminder:
Fire season is here. Please clear weeds & brush from around your property to reduce flammable vegetation. Keep a 30-foot perimeter around your property for fire safety. You can be cited and fined for not clearing your property of dry plants and grasses that can pose a fire hazard to occupied or vacant structures and transportation routes. Thank you for your help with this matter.
DEPARTMENTS
Come Explore Plymouth
Welcome to Plymouth the gateway to the Shenandoah Valley. The wine country of Amador County boasts forty-two wineries located in the heart of the celebrated Sierra foothill Gold Country. Whether you are looking for an old favorite or hoping to discover a new gem, you have come to the right place. With rustic small town communities, the foothills scenery, and world-class wine, you will enjoy your time here and create wonderful memories with friends and family.
