Take the Survey, Get $20 Utility Bill Credit

Kara Banks City News

Help the City of Edgerton complete our lead service line inventory survey and you’ll earn a credit on your May utility bill. As part of the EPA’s efforts to get the lead out of drinking water, every water utility across the country is required to inventory all water service lines. While we know that the City’s water mains are lead-free, …

You’re Invited: The Greenspace Topping Out Ceremony

Kara Banks City News

The walls are up and the final steel beams are coming soon! Be a part of Edgerton history by attending a topping out ceremony for The Greenspace. A Topping Out Ceremony celebrates the last piece of steel placed on the top of a building. This will be a public event with City Officials, City Staff, The Greenspace project team, Nelson …

2024 Citizen Survey Now Available

Kara Banks City News

What are your top priorities for the future of Edgerton? Do you like the services provided? Now is your chance to share your opinion! The biennial Citizen Survey is arriving in mailboxes in February. Every household in Edgerton will receive a survey. Residents are encouraged to either mail in their surveys or fill it out online. Participants could win a …

Water Main Break Reported

Kara Banks City News

Crews are investigating a water main break causing low pressure. The intersection of 1st and Meriwood is closed to traffic. Please avoid that area. The work will likely last into the evening. More details will be released as information is known.

City Hall Open at Noon on Jan. 22

Kara Banks City News

Due to icy conditions, City Offices will open at noon on Monday, January 22. Public Works crews have been treating roads all night, but icy conditions have made conditions very slick, especially on hills, overpasses and bridges. Any untreated surfaces are slick, especially driveways and sidewalks, so please use extreme caution if you have to be out today. With icy …

What To Do If Your Pipes Freeze

Kara Banks City News

As our region experiences record low temperatures, water pipes may freeze.  When the water expands it can burst the pipe and cause flooding.  To keep your pipes from freezing, keep the temperature in your home above 55 degrees, open cabinet doors, and open taps to allow a small trickle of water to flow. You can see more tips here. If …

City Offices Closed for MLK, Jr. Day

Kara Banks City News

City offices will be closed on Monday, January 15 in observance of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. We will reopen on Tuesday, January 16 at 8 a.m. Trash pick-up will NOT be impacted by the holiday. Please make sure bins are on the curb by 7:00 am on Wednesday. If you have a water, sewer, or road emergency, please …

Snow Event in Effect Tuesday 1/9

Kara Banks City News

Edgerton Public Works declared a snow event on January 9 after more than 5 inches of snow fell overnight. All vehicles must be removed from city streets within 2 hours, under City Code. If your vehicle is not removed, the Sheriff’s Office may be called and vehicles may be towed at the owner’s expense. The City declares a snow event any …

City offices closed, events canceled on Jan. 9

Kara Banks City News

Edgerton City Offices are closed on Tuesday, January 9 due to inclement weather conditions. This will help keep vehicles off the streets and keep employees safe during the storm. Crews will continue to work 12 hour shifts to plow and treat the roads. The most heavily traveled roads are treated first, followed by neighborhood streets. Residents must move vehicles off …

Sewer Rehab Project Begins Week of 1/8

Kara Banks City News

Beginning the week of January 8, a contractor will be working on the sanitary sewer lines in the area south of Nelson Street and north of Martin Street between E 5th Street and W 4th Street. Residents on the east end of the project were notified on January 4th. More residents should receive notifications 24-48 hours before work begins. If …