Notice of Construction
City of Plymouth Main Street Improvements
Message from Rex Osborn, Plymouth City Manager
Description of work to be performed:
This project consists of construction of a concrete speed table/raised crosswalk on Main Street at City Hall. Main Street will be closed between Landrum/Mill and Mineral from July 9, 2020 to July 31, 2020.
How this work affects the public:
☒On Street Parking ☒Traffic Access ☒Sidewalk Access
We appreciate your cooperation and understanding while we work to improve your community.
Public Notice Main Street Construction – Click Here for PDF Notice
A Big Thank You Plymouth!
Thank you for wearing masks and social distancing at the 2020 City of Plymouth “Fireworks on Main” 4th of July!
Special thanks to Mayor Keith White, Vice Mayor Peter Amoruso (Founder of “Fireworks on Main”), Finance Director Michael Colton, Amador Fire and Amador Sheriff, and Superstar Jeff Shaw, Public Works.
2020 City of Plymouth “Fireworks on Main”
CITY NEWS
The City of Plymouth is seeking a Maintenance Worker I, who under general supervision from the Public Works Director, Performs a variety of skilled, semi-skilled, and unskilled activities in constructing, repairing, installing, maintaining, and cleaning City parks, buildings, streets, sidewalks, fences, ditch maintenance and performs other duties as required.
Click Here for full job description and employment application
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CITY OF 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.
Amador County Fair
The Amador County Fair is a good old fashioned fair with fun for everyone. From Rodeos and Tractor Pulls and everything in-between.
The Amador County Fair features Carnival Rides, traditional Fair Food, Art Displays, Live Music, History and much more. Visit the livestock area to see up close the many types of animals that 4H children have raised and will auction off at the Fair.
Wine Venues
Thanks to early settlers, some of California’s oldest vineyards are in Amador County. Snuggled mostly in the Shenandoah Valley, northeast of Plymouth, wineries reflect the continued focus on utilizing nature’s assets for a commercial economy. Most are family operations built on self-reliance and hard work, 30 plus wineries grow more than 2,700 acres of grapes. About 600 acres of the county’s vines are at least 60-years old.
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