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Junction City’s 2008 Spring Clean-Up
It’s Spring Cleaning time and we need everyone’s
help. The month of May is Junction City’s spring clean-up. This
is the time to get rid of all those items that have been sitting unused
or that you’ve been wondering about disposing of properly. Litter
attracts more litter, whether its trash that blows into your yard
or consumer waste products that are carelessly handled or improperly
disposed. A clean community, by contrast, discourages littering and
raises local living standards and quality of life.
This month, when you take a walk, carry a small trash
bag along to pick up litter along the way. If we all pitch in, Junction
City will be an even better place to call home.
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Want to know more about where to get rid of all that
stuff? Click
here...
Frequently Asked Questions
Check here for
answers to questions submitted to the City.
Fridays:
6 pm to midnight
Saturdays: 1 pm to 5 pm & 6pm to midnight
Sundays: 2 pm to 6 pm
Fridays
and Saturdays: $6/person
Sundays: $5/person
Children 3 years and under free with parental supervision.
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Need to know about the city administrative
services? This area includes the city manager, city commission, city
clerk, city attorney, the municipal court, human relations, engineering
and inspection, projects, employment
opportunities and extra resources links.
The Junction City Police and Fire Departments are
dedicated to helping keep you and your family safe. Learn about special
classes, as well as safety tips, and how to schedule a safety inspection.
This is also your connection to the Geary County Emergency Medical
Service.
Notice a pot hole in your street or alley, or your
sewer backing up, the Junction City Public Works Department can help.
In addition to maintaining the water and sewer lines in the city,
they are also responsible for trash pick up, maintaining the streets
and alleys, forestry, and the Junction City Airport
Want to enroll in a recreation activity or join a sports team? The
Recreation Department has activities for all ages and interests.
Get connected to the Geary Community Hospital.
You'll also find a list of physicians, pharmacists, home health care
agencies, and physical therapists.
When you move to a new town, you need to know who
to call about a host of services: electricity, telephone, water, cable,
newspaper delivery, driver's license and more. Here's a quick list
of contacts to make settling into Junction City that much easier!
Ever wonder how Junction City was founded? This
area gives you the history, up-to-date statistics, weather, the JC
Chamber of Commerce, the Geary County-Junction City Economic Development
Commission and a web site map.
Find out about the history of many of Junction
Cities architectural points of interest. Every page will provide you
great insight into many of the buildings in and around Junction City.
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