The City of Hunter would like to remind all residents that dog and cat tags are now due for the current year. Invoices will be sent out soon, and we appreciate your help in keeping city records accurate and up to date. Registering your pets is required under Ordinance No. 211 and helps ensure the […]
The City of Hunter would like to remind all residents and property owners to keep yards and surrounding areas properly mowed and maintained, in accordance with Ordinance No. 179. Maintaining properties helps protect public safety, improves neighborhood appearance, and reduces fire hazards during dry conditions. What the Ordinance Requires Under Ordinance No. 179, it is
At the January 5, 2026 City Council meeting, the council discussed recent increases from Mitchell County Rural Water District #2 and the impact those changes have on the City of Hunter’s water costs. After discussion, the council approved an adjustment to local water rates by passing Ordinance No. 213, which amends Section 5. Water Rates.
The City of Hunter is now accepting bids for mowing and trimming services for the 2025 season. This contract will cover multiple city-owned properties that require regular maintenance to keep our community looking its best. Locations Included in the Mowing & Trimming Contract: In addition to mowing and trimming, the sidewalk at the Community Center
The City of Hunter is pleased to announce that the city dump is now reopened for residents needing to dispose of yard waste, including: ✅ Tree limbs✅ Branches✅ Leaves The dump gate will remain unlocked for residents to access as needed. Dumping Guidelines & Restrictions To keep this resource available for the community, please follow
With ongoing dry conditions, we want to remind residents that a burn ban remains in effect in Hunter, Kansas, until further notice. However, if you need to conduct a controlled burn within city limits, you must follow the proper approval process to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations. Steps to Get Approval for a
As the colder months settle in, the City of Hunter has closed the park bathrooms for the winter season. This annual closure helps protect the facilities from damage due to freezing temperatures and ensures that they remain in good condition for our residents to enjoy in the warmer months. Why We Close the Bathrooms in
Due to dry weather conditions and an increased risk of wildfires, the City of Hunter has issued a burn ban effective immediately. This ban aims to protect the safety of our residents, farmland, and surrounding areas during this period of elevated fire risk. What the Burn Ban Means The burn ban prohibits the following activities:
