1. Get the facts:

Read the various pages on this site, which is run by a citizen-led group advocating for “YES” votes. (Because PARC is a non-profit, it cannot take a stand.)

Understand the proposed plan for the PARC property at plymouthparcproject.com. Important: The project includes both a new performing arts center and upgrades to the current building & land.

Get familiar with what else people can do at PARC so you can discuss the importance of the vote with people who have different interests. Visit this page to learn more.

2. Get the word out:

Follow Vote Yes for PARC on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram, and share posts and events with your friends and family.

Also, share all the cool things that are happening at PARC. Join the “What’s happening at PARC with a ‘C’” Facebook group to get the latest events.

3. Organize an information session:

PARC and Vote Yes for PARC representatives can come to your house, club, company, school, organization or subdivision. Tell us where and when and we will be there! Invite friends and neighbors to come, get informed and ask questions.

4. Help with the awareness campaign:

Sign up to hand out flyers at local events or go door-to-door this fall. Email voteyesforparc@gmail.com or join our Facebook group to get involved.

5. Put a Vote Yes for PARC sign in your yard (next to your PARC Matters sign)

Email us to arrange to pick one up!

6. Commit publicly to vote for PARC!

Join the Facebook event from Vote Yes for PARC.

If you live in Plymouth:

Request an absentee ballot from the city or township clerk, or vote Nov. 6 at your polling place.

Register to vote if you will be 18 by Nov. 6, or you aren’t yet registered. All voters must be registered by Oct. 9.

Visit www.mi.gov/vote to learn more about voting, check to make sure you’re registered, find your polling place, and see your sample ballot.