City of Gardner, KS Government
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The City of Gardner, Kansas is a general purpose municipal government located in Johnson County, Kansas. Gardner, Kansas is one of the most rapidly-growing communities in the Kansas City metropolitan area. Located along Interstate 35, just 25 miles from downtown Kansas City, Gardner is a historic community with a keen vision for the future. Its roots stretch back over 150 years to its founding in 1857 along the route of the Santa Fe and Oregon Trails. Presently, Gardner is home to over 20,000 residents and includes seven elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. Gardner is committed to maintaining its traditional small-town values while focusing on providing for future growth and development.
For more information, please visit www.gardnerkansas.gov or contact one of the departments below:
City Administration and Mayor: (913) 856-0939
City Clerk: (913) 856-0945
Human Resources: (913) 856-0951
Finance and Utility Billing: (913) 856-7535
Community Development, Planning, Building Inspections: (913) 856-0913
Municipal Court: (913) 856-0904
Parks and Recreation: (913) 856-0936
Gardner Aquatics Center: (913) 856-8206
Public Works Administration and Engineering: (913) 856-0914
Public Works After Hours Service: (913) 856-6802
Gardner Energy: (913) 856-7256
Gardner Energy After Hours Service: (913) 856-6802
Police Department: (913) 856-7312
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Gardner Golf Course Survey - We need your input! If you haven't completed the Gardner Golf Course Survey yet, please take a few minutes to do so now. We value your opinion regarding the future of the course. Not a golfer? That's okay. This survey was designed with everyone in mind. Click on the link below to begin. Thank you! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KJH73Y8
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Board of Building Code Appeals- Volunteers Needed!
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Madison Street trail replacement project to begin May 30 The City of Gardner's replacement of the Madison Street pedestrian trail will begin on Tuesday, May 30. The project includes the closure of the trail from Waverly Road to Center Street until mid-July. The trail replacement is part of an ongoing effort by the city to improve the bike/pedestrian trail network throughout Gardner. For more information, contact Staff Engineer Abdul Yahaya at ayahaya@gardnerkansas.gov or 913.856.0914.
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Yesterday evening, the city hosted a retreat for all of its board and committee members to engage them in the strategic planning process. The theme of the retreat was called "Journey to Excellence," and it provided an overview on how each board/committee member can contribute to accomplishing the community's goal. Thanks to all who were able to attend!
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Great first day of the Gardner Farmers Market! It's open until 7 p.m., so stop on by!
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New Gardner Farmers Market opens tomorrow! The Gardner Grange and its co-sponsor, the City of Gardner, are excited to announce the opening of the new Gardner Farmers Market on Thursday, May 25. Located at the Johnson County Fairgrounds, 136 E. Washington St., the market will provide fresh produce, baked goods, crafts and flowers from a number of vendors. "We are thrilled to partner with the Gardner Grange to offer this experience right here in Gardner," Gardner Parks and Recreation Director Scott Garrie said. "This is also an excellent opportunity for the community to support its local farmers and businesses." The Gardner Farmers Market will run on Thursdays, from May 25 through Sept. 28, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., with the exception of Aug. 3 due to the Johnson County Fair. For more information, send questions to gardnerfarmersmarket@gmail.com.
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This week is National Public Works Week! Join us in recognizing our dedicated staff that works so hard to keep Gardner a safe and wonderful place to live, work and play. From repairing and maintaining our infrastructure system to treating and clearing our streets during snow and ice events, we are fortunate for the many services they provide to the Gardner community every day. Thank you, Public Works!
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The GAC will open soon!
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This week is National Police Week. We are fortunate to have such honorable and dedicated officers serving the City of Gardner. We also want to remember those who gave their lives for justice. Please take some time this week to thank an officer for all that they do each day to protect and serve. Thank you, Gardner Police Department and all the other law enforcement officers serving their communities.
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