The Plymouth Committee of the Whole is scheduled to consider an extension of the city’s contract with WPPI Energy during a meeting set for Sept. 15, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The agenda indicates that a council member, identified as Binder, asked questions about the utility’s use of coal and natural gas, and also asked whether data centers have had an impact, according to the official record. The agenda does not specify further detail on the nature of that impact or provide answers to the questions raised.
The meeting matters to residents because it concerns the city’s ongoing power supply contract with WPPI, a utility provider serving Plymouth, and raises questions documented in the agenda about energy sources and the potential effects of data center activity on that arrangement.
The same agenda also includes a separate item on garbage and recycling bids, in which Director Austin is noted as explaining that the city signed a 10-year contract with a vendor in 2016, according to the published agenda.
- Meeting: City of Plymouth Committee of the Whole
- Date: Sept. 15, 2026
- Location: Plymouth, Wisconsin
- Key agenda item: Extension of the city’s contract with WPPI
- Questions raised: Use of coal and natural gas, and data center impact
- Additional item: Discussion of garbage and recycling bids
According to the published agenda, the committee is scheduled to discuss these items during the Sept. 15 meeting. No vote outcome or further action has been recorded in the available agenda materials.
Residents interested in the discussion can attend the Committee of the Whole meeting on Sept. 15, 2026, or review the full agenda posted on the City of Plymouth’s website for details on how to participate or submit comments.
Official source: the published record