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200 W. Grand

Haysville, KS 67060

 

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(316) 529-5900

 

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(316) 529-5925

 

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Springnanigans- Join Us This Saturday

Springnanigans is a spring festival held by the Haysville Historic District to celebrate National Historic Preservation Month. There will be food and entertainment for the whole family to enjoy. The festival is from 10:00am-2:00pm on Saturday, May 10 in the Historic District (located on South Main St., just South of Grand Avenue).

 


Hometown Market- Begins This Tuesday

Join us for the Haysville Hometown Market. The Market opens on Tuesday, May 13 and runs through September 23. The market is located on South Main Street, just south of Grand and is open on Tuesdays from 4:00pm-8:00pm.

 


Wire House Art Gallery

The Wire House Art Gallery is located inside the Wire House in the Historic District and will be open on Tuesday evenings from 4:00pm - 8:00pm
 For further information call Kelsey at 529-5922

 


City of Haysville 2008 Budget- A Brief Overview

The City’s financial condition remains solid. A concentrated effort to increase commercial and industrial property development is paying off as the City’s tax base (assess valuation) continues to increase. This growth in tax base has enabled the City to increase revenues without significantly increasing the mill levy (tax rate) other than for major bond issues approved by the voters... Continue reading the budget overview.

 


FREE Smoke Detectors for Seniors
Sedgwick County Department on Aging / Central Plains Area Agency on Aging Minor Home Repair program was awarded the Kansas Injury and Fire Prevention Program grant from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment. The grant will allow for 10 year lithium battery operated smoke alarms, and hard wired hearing impaired alarms. We have partnered with the Haysville Senior Center, and volunteers to educated seniors of potential fire hazards in their homes and to provide them with adequate smoke alarm coverage.

  • Must be 65 years of age and older

  • Reside in Haysville

  • A homeowner or live with homeowner

If interested, applications can be picked up at the Haysville Senior Center or by contacting Kim at 529-5903.


Board Vacancies

The Park Board has a vacancy for Ward III Board Member. Contact Jennifer at 529-5922 or the Mayor at 529-5900 to apply for this position.

 


 

Increased Traffic Enforcement

The Haysville Police Department will be conducting increased traffic enforcement at the following locations this week:

Corey, Baughman, Anita, Sarah Lane.

 


 

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