Beginning April 2, North Main Street will be closed from Highway 49 to Cook Street for the Town's waterline replacement project. This section of North Main Street will be closed to through traffic for approximately 2 months as crews replace the lines. Access will be maintained for local traffic...
The Town of Mount Pleasant will host two informational meetings for water customers about corrective actions being taken for the following dates and locations: 1. Monday, March 17 at 6pm at the Community Church of Mount Pleasant (CCMP), 400 N. Main St. 2. Monday, March 31 at 6pm at the...
Work will begin on the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall on Friday, February 21. This is earlier than the original start date of March 3 provided by the utility contractor. Workers will begin by clearing the right-of-way. Visit mpncfuture.com for...
At its February 11 meeting, the Mount Pleasant Town Board of Commissioners approved a contract with WesTech/Swire Water (working with ClearWater Inc), the entities that acquired the manufacturer (Neptune) of the Town's original early 1980s water treatment plant. The proposal comes after...
The last few manholes to be replaced will take place over the next few weeks. On Monday, January 27 and Tuesday, January 28, utility contractors will be working to replace a manhole on the western end of Lee Street. The end of Lee Street will be closed for these two days while the work is completed. ...
In December, the Town of Mount Pleasant awarded contracts to the lowest responsible bidders for the Lower Adams Creek Sewer Outfall Project and Water Distribution Improvements. When the lowest bid for the Water Distribution Improvements came in 40% higher than estimate in October, the Town worked...
As water and sewer infrastructure projects gear up, please visit mpncfuture site to view maps and project updates for more information.
Mount Pleasant now has its second mural in the “Layers of History” mural program. “Greetings from Mont Amoena” honors the legacy of the Mont Amoena Female Seminary which educated young women from 1859 to 1927 in Mount Pleasant. The name “Mont Amoena” was derived...