Mosquito Treatment Notice »
The City of Osawatomie Public Works Department has issued notice of upcoming mosquito fogging treatment. This notice is...
Miami County Appraiser's Office Begins Reinspections »
Please see the following announcement from our government partners in the Miami County Appraiser's Office."...
Celebrating Public Works and Utilities During National Public Works Week »
Each year, the American Public Works Association (APWA) sets aside a week in May to honor the professionals who make...
Meter Replacement Project Notice »
Beginning Monday, May 19th and continuing throughout the summer and fall, utility technicians will be replacing water...
Mill and Overlay Project Set to Begin in Osawatomie »
The City of Osawatomie is launching another round of roadway improvements through a mill and overlay project targeting...
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