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The Town of Mount Pleasant is about to embark on several capital improvements projects to upgrade aging infrastructure. It has been 85 years since the Town’s first water lines were installed on Main and Franklin Streets. Their construction in 1937 allowed for the establishment of the Mount Pleasant Fire Department and construction of McAllister School, now Town Hall.

Now Mount Pleasant is building on that foundation for it’s future. Over the next two years the Town will undertake the capital improvement project detailed within this site.

Project Updates

Fire Station Updates Jan 20

Footings are being poured off the front and back of station. Maybe some potential delays on the electrical panels based on delays occurring throughout the country. Exterior wall construction should start in the next few weeks.

Park Project Updates Jan 20

Old Castle has been secured as the concrete block vendor. Concrete block has been delivered, and walls are going up! Site Contractor doing water/sewer work: material has been ordered. They should begin work end of next week or around January 23.

Town of Mount Pleasant Purchases Historic Henderson-Barrier House

On Friday, the Town of Mount Pleasant purchased the historic Henderson-Barrier House located at 1431 N. Main Street from Ms. Kay Payne Beckett. As the oldest residence in Town, it is considered an important example of Greek Revival architecture. The house is designated as a pivotal structure within the Mount Pleasant National Register Historic District, and the Town is committed to its long-term preservation.

Work to Begin at McAllister Ballfield

Work at the McAllister Ballfield area will start Thursday, August 25, 2022. Town Hall, the Senior Center, and Food Ministry will be without power ALL DAY, Aug 25. Food Ministry will be open using generators, and Town Hall will operate from the Fire Department.