Second full-time policer officer begins duties at Valley Falls
Travis Adams, 36, Ozawkie, is the newest police officer hired to enforce the laws in Valley Falls.
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Opinion poll not definitive in recycling decision in Valley Falls
by Clarke Davis Only half a dozen people have let their feelings be known about a recycling program by calling the Valley Falls city office. Administrator Chris Channell said there have been far too few express their feelings to draw any conclusions. A couple don’t want any program, a couple want curbside pickup, and a [...]
Second police officer hired at Valley Falls
A second full-time police officer has been hired by the city of Valley Falls.
Public opinion wanted on Valley Falls recycling program
Valley Falls city officials are going to conduct an informal poll and hold a special meeting to determine what kind of recycling program residents desire.
Golf carts, ATVs approved for Valley Falls city streets
An ordinance allowing nonregistered vehicles on city streets was passed by the Valley Falls City Council Oct. 19, but a number of restrictions apply.
Valley Falls officials strive to legalize the ‘Gordon Affect’
Valley Falls city officials spent an hour Oct. 5 trying to decide how to let anyone 13 and older drive practically any motorized conveyance on city streets without running afoul of the law.
Valley Falls City Council mute on building offer; wants ATVs legal
Frank Shrimplin returned to city hall Sept. 21 to see if there was any interest in buying the building he offered to finance at the last meeting, but the council was mute on the subject.
Building owner has another suggestion for Valley Falls city hall
If Valley Falls officials want a new city hall location, the council now has a second alternative to look at.
Valley Falls City Council gets lesson in public banking, finance
Kendall State Bank President and CEO Jayne Coleman visited the mayor and city council at their Aug. 17 meeting explaining the procedures and laws when it comes to the deposit of public funds.
No tax increase as Valley Falls poised for big projects
Valley Falls residents will see no increase in their ad valorem tax on the budget submitted by the city council this week. However, a couple of projects being discussed will use reserve funds.