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The Johnson County Department of Health and Environment brings a new education campaign aimed at improving recycling and reducing contamination to the City of Edgerton. The “Recycle Right” campaign will provide direct feedback to residents about the materials that shouldn’t be in their recycle bins, for example, glass that can be recycled elsewhere, or Styrofoam that belongs in the trash. …

Fireworks are part of Fourth of July traditions for many families. The City of Edgerton wants residents to remain safe and follow the rules and regulations for setting off fireworks. To report firework violations, please contact the Johnson County Sheriff’s Office non-emergency number at 913-782-0720. When can I buy fireworks? The City allows fireworks to be sold between June 27 …

The annual Frontier Days Festival returns to downtown Edgerton on June 16 & 17. This year’s festival features many long-time favorite events, like the ice cream social, cutest baby contest, fun zone, and live bands! See the full event schedule at edgertonfrontierdays.com for details. A dedicated group of volunteers known as the Frontier Days Association puts on this family-friendly community …

The State of Kansas launched a new survey to help identify areas with underserved internet service or low speeds. Edgerton residents are invited to take this survey, which could help officials identify significant funding opportunities to expand broadband internet. The test is available at https://broadbandks.com/ and it measures internet speed, general location and IP address. Residents’ personal information will remain …

A new community gathering space is coming to Downtown Edgerton. The Greenspace will be located at the corner of 3rd and Nelson, where the yellow house and red brick garage currently sit. The new building will feature a gymnasium, meeting rooms, an outdoor stage and splashpad. Making Room Before construction can begin, contractors will be removing the yellow house and …

The newest Consumer Confidence Report shows the City of Edgerton continues to meet federal and state drinking water standards. This report is a snapshot of the quality of water that flowed through your pipes in 2022. The City publishes this report annually to help our customers understand where their water comes from, what it contains, and how it compares to …

UPDATE: The intersection of 8th and Braun streets reopened on Tuesday, May 2. Thank you for your patience as we wrap up this important project. The intersection of 8th and Braun is scheduled to be temporarily closed to install permanent pavement striping. The closure will last a maximum of 3 days.  This work is weather dependent. The striping is anticipated …

Do you have trouble affording high-speed internet?  You may qualify for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP).  This program helps lower-income families pay for high-speed internet. Eligible households receive a monthly discount of up to $30 per month and a one-time $100 discount toward a laptop, desktop computer, or tablet. Only about 21% of eligible Kansas households have enrolled in this …

The City of Edgerton requires all dogs and cats over six months of age to be licensed annually. Licenses tags are available at City Hall and are good from January 1 to December 31st each year. All animals must be properly registered by March 31. Proof of a rabies vaccination, dated within six months, is required for purchase of a …

EDGERTON, Kan. – (March 27, 2023) Edgerton has been selected to host a Community Housing Advocate Training (CHAT) by United Community Services. This is an exciting opportunity for anyone in our community that wants to learn more about how to address housing issues in Edgerton or address a housing concern. United Community Services and the Johnson County Health Equity Network …