Plymouth Ice Center, Life Time facility reopened after coolant leak

The Plymouth Ice Center and Life Time facility have reopened after a coolant leak Friday morning.

The city says that the hockey tournament on Friday night will be held as scheduled, although some game times may have changed.

According to the city of Plymouth, at 9:19 a.m., a shaft seal came loose at the Plymouth Ice Center, causing a coolant (ammonia) leak.

The city said the building’s alarm and emergency ventilation system set off alarms, as they are designed to do, causing the quick evacuation of the ice center and adjacent Life Time facility.

The city said multiple agencies responded to the scene, including police, fire departments and other public safety agencies.

At this time, the cities say no injuries have been reported and there are no fire or combustion risks because of the leak, which had been contained to the one building.

The city says to call Plymouth Parks & Recreation at 763-509-5200 for the latest information on the status of the hockey tournament.