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  1. Free Chlorine Burn Underway

    The City of Edgerton has been notified that our water supplier at Miami County Rural Water District #2 began a free chlorine burn on October 1.

  2. Motors & Monsters: Road Closures and Parking Restrictions

    The inaugural Motors & Monsters Car Show will be held in downtown Edgerton on Saturday, October 10. There will be live music, food trucks, cool cars and a Halloween costume contest for families.

  3. Nelson Street RR Crossing Reopened After Emergency Repairs

    UPDATE: 12:30pm on September 16 – The crossing has been reopened to traffic.

  4. Roads Closed, Parking Restrictions Around Downtown September 11-12 for Meat Inferno

    The 2026 Meat Inferno barbeque contest returns to downtown Edgerton for it’s fifth straight year. During the event, several roads will be closed including:

  5. Statement on District Court Ruling

    We respect the Court’s procedural decision. While the court released Ms. Schmidt, Ms.

  6. Chip-Seal Work Rescheduled for September 8 & 9

    Street preservation work continues in Edgerton next week, with crews from Mid-America Road Builders scheduled to chip-seal several streets on Tuesday and Wednesday, September 8 and 9.

  7. Court Hearing Scheduled for Data Center Petition

    A hearing has been scheduled for the City’s request for declaratory judgement regarding the citizen-led petition to ban “high-impact” data centers. The City is asking the court to determine whether the petition is legally eligible to proceed.

  8. Frequently Asked Questions: Citizen Petition and City Court Action

    The City of Edgerton recognizes and respects residents’ right to participate in local government, including the right to petition their government.

  9. Statement from City Attorney regarding citizen-petition against high-impact data centers

    The following is a statement from City Attorney Todd Luckman in response to claims on social media that the City is trying to silence citizens who signed a petition to ban high-impact data centers in Edgerton:“The City filed for a declaratory judgement in district court and, as part of that process, named two individuals and The Public Trust Collective as the opposing parties.

  10. School Zone Safety Reminders

    August is here and that means its almost time to send the kids back to school. The City of Edgerton reminds drivers to pay extra attention in school zones and slow down.

  11. City Response to Citizen-Led Petition

    On July 15, 2026, the City of Edgerton received a citizen-initiated petition seeking the adoption of an ordinance prohibiting “high impact” data centers pursuant to K.S.A. 12-3013.

  12. Nelson Street/Sunflower Road curve to be closed July 22-24

    Edgerton Public Works crews will be doing ditch maintenance later this week along the Sunflower/Nelson curve.