City Council Meeting Wednesday, January 6 @ 6pm in Council Chambers.
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December 28, 1869, America will see the celebration of the first ever Labor Day. It was held by a labor union of tailors called "The Knights of Labor", which was originally a secret society in Philadelphia, but eventually became a national organization that played a huge roll in the labor movement in the 19th century. Though the first one was not nationally recognized it did get the ball moving. In 1884 the American Federation of Labor designated the first Monday in September to be "... set aside as a laborer's national holiday." But even with that it would take another ten years for Congress to make it an official national holiday.
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For the first time, Kingburg has been recognized by the Government Finance Officer's Association and is the recipient of the Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for the FY 2015-2016 Budget document.
The award represents a significant achievement by the City and reflects the commitment of the Council and staff to meeting the highest principles of governmental budgeting. |
If you, or anyone you  know, are interested in starting up a business in Kingsburg then the economic overview has all the information you need. It describes the demographics of the City, what incentives the City has to offer businesses, the layout of the Kingsburg Business Park, and so much more. |
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City Hall will be closed this Thursday and Friday December 31 and January 1!
Garbage, recycling and green waste collection will only be impacted if your pickup is on Friday, January 1. All those homes will be picked up the following day, Saturday.
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 Mid Valley Disposal will be collecting trees and wreaths through the first two weeks of January. If you can cut the tree into 3-feet, or less, sections and fit it in the green waste bin they will dispose of it free of charge.
If you want the trees to be picked up they will do so for a fee of:
- $5.00 for trees 6 ft and under
- $10.00 for trees over 6 ft
If you would like to have it picked up, please call City Hall at 897-5821. The charge will appear on your regular utility bill. All decorations must be removed from the trees prior to disposal. |
Are you still trying to think of a New Year's Resolution but are stumped on what to do? Here are a few tips to be successful in the upcoming year:
- Get more exercise
- Stop procrastinating/procrastinate less
- Be more polite
- Read more
- Clean up more
- Spend more time with friends and family
- Learn a new language
- Save more money
- Enjoy art, music, and culture more
No matter what you decide - here's wishing you a happy and healthy 2016.
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Alley Maintanence
The City of Kingsburg would like to remind property owners that alleys are not the place to discard unwanted and over sized items. Please keep our alleys clean!
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Community Service Committee Opening
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MLK Day Closure
City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 18 for the holiday.
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