The Plymouth Village Water and Sewer District (PVWSD) held its annual meeting on March 13, 2025, focusing on critical infrastructure planning and the development of a new wastewater master plan. The meeting highlighted the need for transparency in managing the district's infrastructure, with officials emphasizing the importance of sharing long-term plans with the community, while also acknowledging cybersecurity concerns that limit the information that can be publicly disclosed.

A significant agenda item was the proposal to raise $315,000 for the creation of a wastewater master plan. This plan aims to evaluate the treatment plant and assess inflow and infiltration issues within the sewer collection system. The district plans to finance this initiative through bonds and notes, with the possibility of applying for additional funding from state and federal sources.

The wastewater master plan is intended to guide the management and maintenance of the district's wastewater facilities. It will be developed in phases, with the first phase focusing on updating the treatment facility plan and the third phase addressing inflow and infiltration studies. This initiative follows a previous water master plan established in 2014, indicating a structured approach to infrastructure management.

The commissioners expressed their commitment to ensuring that the district's infrastructure is maintained and updated appropriately over time. The meeting concluded with a call for community engagement and support for the proposed funding, which will be decided by a paper ballot vote. The outcome of this vote will play a crucial role in shaping the future of wastewater management in Plymouth.