Welcome to Greensburg, Kansas!
Monday, March 30, 2020
Effective today, Kansas Governor Kelly has issued executive order 20-16 for a temporary stay at home order, effective until April 19th.
Under Executive Order 20-16, Kansans are directed to stay home unless performing one of the following essential activities:
- Obtaining food, medicine and other household necessities;
- Going to and from work at a business or organization performing an essential function as identified in the Kansas Essential Function Framework;
- Seeking medical care;
- Caring for children, family members or pets, or caring for a vulnerable person in another location;
- Engaging in an outdoor activity, provided individuals maintain a distance of six feet from one another and abide by the 10-person limitation on gathering size.
Monday, March 23, 2020
A few updates...
A new county-wide facebook page has been created for local information regarding COVID-19. Follow the page here at Kiowa County KS COVID-19
Sign up for Code Red text and phone call updates with Kiowa County Emergency Management at www.kiowacountyks.org or call 620.723.4154.
On March 17, Governor Kelly passed executive order 20-05 temporarily prohibiting utility disconnections due to non-payment. This does not mean you do not have a bill to pay. This means we cannot disconnect for non-payment. If you are able to pay, please do so as usual or pay what you can when you can.
Support our local businesses as much as you can during this challenging time. Order carry out, if the local store is online, place an order, buy gift cards, shop local.
Kiowa County Senior Center is providing drive through or delivery meals for Kiowa County senior citizens age 60+ for $3.50 per meal. Please call Kari Kyle for info or to sign up 620.518.0758.
Wednesday, March 18, 2020 1pm
Greensburg Residents:
We are resilient. We have been through adversity and came out stronger on the other side. We are community. We are all in this together.
The City of Greensburg Mayor, Council and employees are here to continue to offer the same city services to our residents during this time.
At 5pm Wednesday, March 18, 2020 City Hall will close to public access indefinitely. Utility bill payments can be made through our drop box on the back of the building, online here or over the phone at 723.2751.
The Big Well Museum is closed to the public immediately and will remain closed indefinitely.
City Council meetings will continue as scheduled on the 1st and 3rd Monday’s of the month at 6pm. However, with the ever-changing climate, there might be the need to hold special meetings or move meetings to a virtual format. Should that happen we will still make these available to the public in some way and will publish that information on our website and Facebook page.
For City of Greensburg information, follow our City of Greensburg Facebook page, send us a Facebook message, visit www.greensburgks.org, email administrator@greensburgks.org or give us a call at City Hall at 723.2751. We are here for you, please reach out.
Wash your hands. Please stay home. If you have travelled, please follow guidelines for self-quarantine from KDHE. Take care of yourselves. Monitor your temperature. Call and check on your neighbors (but don’t visit.) Be positive.
We will once again come through hardship stronger on the other side.
Mayor Matt Christenson, Council members Mark Trummel, Haley Kern, Pam Reves, Mike McBeath, Chance Little
Stacy, Christy, Mick, Mike, Caitlin, Aaron, Suleenia, Dan, Kent, Danny, Clarence, Justin, Daniel, and Richard
