Plymouth, Michigan
Population: 8,877
Located in Wayne County
The City and Township of Plymouth is a real community...like a dream come true...of small town and community pride of yesteryear, yet its location (just 30 minutes west of downtown Detroit and 25 minutes east of Ann Arbor) makes it ideally accessible to some of the nation's finest offerings: business, international trade, industry, education, health care, cultural events, entertainment, travel, and Big 10 sporting events.
From 19th century antique shops in historic Old Village to our contemporary downtown, along with Ann Arbor Road, Plymouth is a shopper's paradise and the choices for dining are plentiful.
Whatever your pastime, the Plymouth Community is well suited for your kind of play. The City of Plymouth operates the Plymouth Cultural Center which offers many leisure time activities in arts and crafts, judo, acting, ballet, tap, jazzercise, gymnastics, figure skating, soccer, volleyball, football, basketball, hockey and softball. Parks in local neighborhoods feature picnic and playground equipment. Kellogg Park in the center of downtown Plymouth is a great place to enjoy lunch on a warm summer day or to enjoy a Thursday night band concert. Massey Park located at Plymouth and Haggerty Roads offers lighted baseball diamonds. Plymouth Township Park, located on Ann Arbor Trail at McClumpha is the largest of the three township parks offering a fishing pond and is home to the Peter Rockwell Monster play sculptures. There is also Hines Park which runs through the community offering acres of parkland and miles of bike trails for you outdoor amusement.
Plymouth's school system now supports 13 elementary schools, five middle schools, and two very unique high schools. The Plymouth-Canton School District encompasses a 54-square-mile area and more than 15,000 students. Students in the district consistently score higher than the state average on the Michigan Educational Assessment Program (MEAP) and the national average on the Standard Aptitude Test (SAT). One of the most innovative, educational facilities in Michigan, Centennial Educational Park (CEP), houses both Plymouth-Canton and Plymouth-Salem High Schools. The 305-acre park is one-of-a-kind learning complex with over 200 teachers, counselors, and specialists. The park serves close to 5,000 high school students, plus the Community Education Program.
Locally, Plymouth boasts its very own: Symphony, Theatre Players, Historic Old Village, Library Historical Museum, and Farmer's Market (May-October). In the center of the quaint downtown, Kellogg Park hosts concerts and festivals year-round: Fall Festival, International Ice Spectacular, Art in the Park, and The Musical Celebration. Seven public golf courses, as well as a complete range of recreational programs and facilities, are available for all ages, youth through senior adults.
Plymouth has also planned for business growth in a way that lends substance to the area, but does not overshadow the community. A solid base of industrial, research and executive parks ring the area, and retailing thrives. Business growth is in balance with the needs of the community.. The markets are here and the surrounding communities are amenable to planned business growth.
All it takes is one look around and you know you've arrived...the perfect place for you family and the most prestigious site for your business. Plymouth is what every community strives to be; it has everything for a full life except the hustle and bustle.
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