Plymouth commissioners will consider updated behavioral health co-response agreements and a second amendment to the Salem Landfill letter of intent when the City Commission meets Monday, Oct. 5, at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 201 S. Main St.

The meeting is the first of three city government sessions at City Hall the week of Oct. 5. The Corridor Improvement Authority meets Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 4 p.m., and the Historic District Commission meets Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 p.m.

The commission's agenda lists five new business items: an energy assessment letter of authorization, the behavioral health co-response agreements, the Salem Landfill amendment, an ADP payroll processing services agreement and a request to vacate an alley.

Three special events are on the consent agenda: Ladies Holiday Shopping Night on Nov. 12, Main Street Tree Lighting and Salvation Army Red Kettle Kick Off on Nov. 13, and Walk of Trees from Nov. 20 through Jan. 4, 2027.

Commissioners will also review minutes from the Sept. 21 meeting. At that session, Mayor Linda Filipczak and five commissioners voted unanimously to appoint Chris Brest to fill a vacancy on the Corridor Improvement Authority Board. Commissioner Brock Minton was excused.

The city's newsletter confirmed the Tuesday CIA meeting.

The Historic District Commission's sole new business item is Michigan Historic Preservation Network training, according to its posted agenda.

Both the Monday and Wednesday meetings are accessible online via Zoom. The City Commission webinar ID is 882 2804 4126, passcode 752756. The Historic District Commission webinar ID is 897 2763 2504, passcode 900759.

Residents who want to speak in person during citizens comments get up to three minutes and must state their name and address.