Tune in to the most recent episode of Mayor's Minutes, as Plymouth Mayor Kelli Slavik discusses the final stages of the Vicksburg Lane reconstruction project, preparing for winter and signing up for snow emergency alerts, and free indoor walking/jogging available at the Plymouth Creek Center Fieldhouse dome. Watch the video on YouTube.

Vicksburg Lane Nearing Completion
For the past two years, the reconstruction of Vicksburg Lane between Old Rockford Road and the Maple Grove border has been a major focus for the city – and the project is nearly complete.

The project involved constructing and expanding Vicksburg Lane from two lanes to four lanes and building a bridge over the Canadian Pacific Railroad.

Additionally, the project marks the first time Plymouth has received state bonding for a project – $4.7 million for the bridge over the railroad. Thanks to prudent financial planning by the city, the $21 million project was accomplished without issuing debt or increasing property taxes.

Sign up for Snow Emergency Alerts
Stay informed this winter – sign up for Snow Emergency Alerts. Subscribers receive email notifications from the city when citywide snow plowing is planned.

Parking Reminder:
Parking is prohibited after a 2 ½-inch snowfall until the street has been plowed curb-to-curb. Violators may be tagged and/or towed. Plymouth also has a year-round parking ordinance – parking is not allowed on city streets from 2-5 a.m.

For information about the city’s snow removal operations, visit plymouthmn.gov/snow.

Free Indoor Walking at the Fieldhouse 
Residents can stay active in winter months by taking advantage of free indoor walking at the Plymouth Creek Center’s heated Fieldhouse Dome. The dome is open through mid-April. View more information.