EDGERTON, Kan. – (Aug. 20, 2025) A Johnson County judge has ruled in favor of the City of Edgerton in a lawsuit filed by Attorney General Kris Kobach over annexations the City approved in December of 2020. Judge David Hauber ruled that the State did not prove their case and that the property in question “was not a narrow corridor” …
Budget Public Hearings Set for August 28th
The Edgerton City Council will host public hearings on Thursday, August 28th during their regular business meeting to review the proposed FY 2026 budget and to decide if the City will exceed the revenue neutral rate. This is the public’s opportunity to share their thoughts and opinions about the City’s budget for the coming year. Council members had an opportunity …
Edgerton Employee Taking His Skills to Antarctica
Ben Miller, a life-long Edgerton resident and Public Works employee, is leaving Kansas for an opportunity of a lifetime. He’s going to become a Supply Technician in Antarctica for the next four to six months. “I’m really excited about this opportunity,” he said. “I’ve never ridden in a plane before and now my first flight will be to a base …
Edgerton City Lake under watch for blue green algae
UPDATE (7/18/2025): Due to the rain this week, KDHE is now recommending Edgerton City Lake be placed on a WATCH, not a warning. Further testing will happen next week. ORIGINAL POST (7/16/2025): The Kansas Department of Health and Environment (KDHE) and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) have issued a public health advisory for Edgerton City Lake due …
City Council to Host 2026 Budget Work Session July 10
The Edgerton City Council plans to review the proposed FY2026 Budget during a work session on Thursday, July 10 following their normal business meeting. This budget covers the 2026 fiscal year, which begins January 1. The proposed budget includes a 0.2% reduction in the mill rate to 29.602 while maintaining focus on core resident priorities including streets, facilities, law enforcement, …
Independence Day Holiday Closures
City offices and The Greenspace will be closed on July 4th in observance of Independence Day. There will be no interruption to trash or recycling pick-up because of the holiday. If you have a water, sewer, or road emergency during the holiday weekend, please call City Hall at 913-893-6231 and follow the prompts to reach an on-call staff member. All …
Fireworks are legal in Edgerton, but stay safe
Fireworks are a favorite tradition for many families on the Fourth of July. This year, because July 4th falls on a Friday, the Edgerton City Council approved an additional day for families to buy and set-off fireworks. The additional day is only for 2025. The City of Edgerton encourages everyone to celebrate responsibly by following local rules and safety guidelines. …
Edgerton 2025 State of the City Arriving in Mailboxes
Keep an eye on your mailbox—Edgerton’s 2025 State of the City is on its way! This year’s report is packed with big accomplishments, exciting developments, and a bright vision for the community’s future. From the grand opening of The Greenspace to the launch of the Senior Property Tax Rebate and H.O.M.E. Improvement Grant programs, Edgerton continues to make strategic investments …
Summer Brings Family-Friendly Events to Edgerton
Edgerton, Kansas, is set to host a trio of vibrant summer events that promise fun for all ages. Summer Kick-Off Block Party – Saturday, June 7 The festivities begin with the Summer Kick-Off Block Party in Downtown Edgerton. This family-friendly event features inflatables, face painting, ice cream, and a dance party, bringing together residents from across the community. It’s a …
City Offices Closed for Memorial Day
Edgerton city offices will be closed on Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. We will reopen on Tuesday, May 27th at 8:00 a.m. Other Closures and service interruptions: In addition to City Hall, The Greenspace will be closed for Memorial Day. The library and transit services from Johnson County are also closed. Trash pick-up also will be delayed. …
