The city park playground as of today has been reopened. Per the Hodgeman County Health Department and Dr. Kristie, we will be placing signs with the following information. If you feel safe to do so, please have the kiddos once again enjoy our park swings and play structures. Thanks very much for your cooperation and patience during these difficult and complicated times.
The City of Jetmore 2019 Consumer Confidence Report for Water Quality is available to be viewed at the Kansas Rural Water Association (KRWA) website or by clicking here. Hard copies of the report are available at the City Office for anyone who wishes to have one. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the city office.
In an abundance of public caution, and following the example and recommendations of the County, the City of Jetmore is taking proactive steps to combat and limit the spread of the coronavirus pandemic locally.
Effective 3/20/2020, we ask that you refrain from entering the following public facilities unless absolutely necessary:
Instead, please conduct all business/make payments with the city by phone, online, or through the dropbox when possible.
No City parks are being closed at this time.
Both may be re-evaluated if any positive COVID-19 cases are reported in Hodgeman County, however.
The Jetmore City Council meeting will proceed as planned. More specific information will be released at a later time.
The City of Jetmore 2018 Consumer Confidence Report for Water Quality is available to be viewed at the Kansas Rural Water Association (KRWA) website or by clicking here. Hard copies of the report are available at the City Office for anyone who wishes to have one. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the city office.