The Johnson County Board of County Commissioners rescinded the county-wide mask mandate as of 11:59 p.m. on April 30. The County is still strongly recommending masks indoors and in other settings where social distancing is not possible. See the full resolution here. As a result, beginning on May 1, the City of Edgerton will no longer require masks in City …
New Conservation Program Helps Edgerton Residents With Costs of Trees, Rain Barrels, & More
The City of Edgerton and the Hillsdale Watershed Coalition are pleased to announce a new partnership for Spring 2021. All Edgerton residents who help support watershed health by planting native trees and plants, or by constructing rain barrels or rain gardens on their properties will be eligible for free technical assistance from the Miami County Conservation District’s Urban Conservationist. Those …
New Page Available for Construction Updates
With construction season in full swing, the City of Edgerton wants to keep you informed about projects. Information about current construction projects can be found here. That page will be updated weekly with new information. We also urge residents to sign up for NotifyJoCo, a free alert system that will send messages to you whenever there an emergency, road closure, …
Edgerton residents can dispose of yard waste at Public Works
As Edgerton residents start to beautify their outdoor spaces this spring, the City’s brush pile is available for residents to drop off lawn clippings and tree branches. The brush pile is open by appointment only from 8:00 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday-Friday. In the summer (June-August), the brush pile is open 7:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. If it is muddy …
207th St. Grade Separation: Temporary water service interruption
A temporary water service interruption is scheduled for Monday, April 5. Water should be off for about an hour for homes along 207th Street between Co-Op Road and Edgerton Rd. This is part of the 207th Street Grade Separation Project. Once service is restored, please flush your taps by running water for a minute or two. If you have any …
207th Street Grade Separation: Co-Op Road Closure Update
Week of 4/5: As part of the work on the 207th Street Grade Separation, contractors with Pyramid Construction will shut down Co-Op Road based on the following schedule: Monday April 5 at 7:00 a.m. until Tuesday April 6 at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 7 from 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Thursday, April 8 from 7:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Friday, …
Edgerton Mayor Delivers 2021 State of the City
Mayor Donald Roberts presents the 2021 State of the City Speech. You can also read about all of the City of Edgerton’s accomplishments from the past year and plans for the coming year below.
Prevent Frozen Pipes During Frigid Weather
With temperatures expected to remain well below freezing for the next week, homeowners may want to take a few precautions to keep their pipes from freezing. Certain areas of your home may be more prone to freezing, including crawl spaces, unheated rooms, basements, garages and exterior walls. If you have water pipes in these cold spaces, you should consider adding …
Planning Commission Continues Vote on Rezoning Application to February
After closing the public hearing held on January 12th on applications to rezone seven parcels of land, the Edgerton Planning Commission continued the matters to their February meeting. Commissioners requested more information from staff regarding the economic impact of such zoning on similar parcels and their neighboring properties after listening to testimony from nearby property owners and the developer. The …
Snow Event Ends in Edgerton
Saturday, January 2 at 8 a.m. UPDATE: The snow is over and crews are continuing to clean up our roads. The snow event declaration has ended. Thank you to everyone who helped our crews by moving your vehicles off the streets. As a reminder, sidewalks must be cleared within 48 hours of the snow event ending. ORIGINAL POST: On January …
