The City of Edgerton ended snow operations late Friday, Jan 10 after more than 2 inches of snow fell in Edgerton overnight. Under City Code, all sidewalks are required to be cleared of snow within 48 hours of the end of snowfall. Adjacent property owners must maintain the sidewalks, which includes removing snow and ice on the sidewalk. It is …
Snow Event in Effect for January 10
Edgerton Public Works declared a snow event on January 10 after the City received more than 2 inches of snow 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 …
Snow Event Ends, Sidewalk Clearing Required
The City of Edgerton ended 24/7 snow operations on Tuesday, January 7. Crews worked 12-hour shifts around the clock from noon on Saturday, July 3rd until 4:30 p.m. on January 7. Under City Code, all sidewalks are required to be cleared of snow within 48 hours of the end of snowfall. Adjacent property owners must maintain the sidewalks, which includes …
City Offices Closed on Monday, Jan. 6
Due to the extreme winter weather, City of Edgerton offices will be closed on Monday, January 6. Our dedicated Public Works team will continue to plow roads to make them passable and safe for drivers. Johnson County has also reduced or canceled many services on Monday. You can see the latest updates on the County’s website. Please be patient if …
Snow Event in Effect for January 5
Edgerton Public Works declared a snow event on January 5 due on an ongoing winter storm. 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 time more than …
Edgerton Prepares for Winter Storm
With snow and ice forecast, road crews are in high gear, ensuring everything is in place to handle the incoming winter weather. Preparations began early this week, with crews inspecting snowplows, salt spreaders, and other essential equipment. Crews have applied liquid brine and salt to roads, aiming to create a barrier that will prevent ice from bonding to the pavement …
Holiday Closures
City offices will be closed on December 23-25, 2024 in observance of Christmas and on January 1, 2025 in observance of New Years. Trash pick-up will be delayed by one day both weeks. Please set out your trash bins on December 26th and January 2nd instead. The City’s solid waste contractor, Gardner Disposal, allows an extra 10 bags of trash …
New Utility Rates Take Effect January 1
As the City works to remain self-sustaining with our water and sewer utilities, rate adjustments arenecessary to account for inflation and maintenance costs. Customer charges are based on whatit costs to operate and maintain the utility. The City regularly conducts rate studies to ensure thefinancial health of our utility systems. The 2024 rate study recommends small yearly increases to avoidlarge …
Holiday Assistance Programs Available
Families in need of assistance this holiday season have multiple resources available. Deadlines for holiday programs may be approaching soon. Please contact the organizations below to apply or get more information. Here in Edgerton, the Mayor’s Christmas Tree Fund provides support to families during the holidays. Families must be nominated by a third-party organization, like local churches, schools or the …
Ribbon Cutting Held for Renovated Glendell Acres Park
Edgerton City Council members and the public gathered together to cut the ribbon on the renovations at Glendell Acres Park on Saturday, November 9. The new park features an upgraded all-wheel concrete skatepark, new playground equipment, ninja warrior-style fitness equipment, a paved walking path, and improved stormwater management. The $1.16 million project started in 2021 with construction commencing earlier this …
