PLYMOUTH — Indiana State Trooper Jason Faulstich will be at the Marshall County Builders Association’s next General Membership Meeting Tuesday, July 14 to discuss the urgency of the crystal meth situation facing Indiana and specifically Marshall County. Faulstich will be accompanied by a recovering user.

Also on hand will be Plymouth Mayor Mark Senter and his son Riley. Riley has been involved in a study on methamphetamine in regard to getting his Eagle Scout Award, and Mayor Senter has many years of involvement in the fight against meth.
The presence of methamphetamine labs can leave a dangerous residue. Faulstich will warn us what to stay away from and what action to take.
This meeting should be a “must attend” to concerned residents, their family and friends, to builders, landlords, realtors, and anyone else who wants to do their part to protect themselves and others against methamphetamine.
The public is invited to attend the dinner meeting July 14 at 7 p.m. at the Plymouth Country Club. The price is $12/adult and $9/child (age 10 and under). To attend the program only (free admission), plan to arrive between 7:45 and 8 p.m. Space is limited, so call early for reservations. Call Janet Bixel at 574-892-9009 or 574-952-0959.