🎉 NEW ONLINE BILLING SERVICE! 🎈

Pay your city bill online fast, easy, and secure.
✔️ View your bill
✔️ Set up autopay
✔️ Pay anytime, anywhere

Sign up before March 1st to avoid any issues!
👉 https://cimarronks.ourcommunityconnect.com/
3 days ago, Cimarron
This image is a computer that has information about the new online billing service offered to Cimarron.
There are some "new" items showing on your bill, so let's talk about it!
Those who received paperless bills through FrontDesk or have had to request reprints have seen the FA (Fuel Adjustment) charge before, but many who only receive the postcard bills have not. We have recently changed our billing/financial software, and were presented with the opportunity to be more transparent with our customers. The Fuel Adjustment is not new. It was previously included in the regular Electric charge on the postcard-style bills. The Fuel Adjustment is a variable cost covering the electrical infrastructure expenses of the City, such as street lights, tornado sirens, and well pumps.
The other 4 new items will most likely only appear on your bill in the future if they are relevant to you, and you should be expecting them if they are. MW is Miscellaneous Water and MS is Miscellaneous Sewer. These would only be charged after agreement with the City for a special service. NF is Nonsufficient Funds and would only appear if a payment was made to the City and returned after processing as NSF or non-negotiable. RC is Reconnect Fee, which would only appear if there was a Reconnect Fee added to an account after service was disconnected for nonpayment.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us at City Hall by calling 620-855-2215, coming down to see us at 119 S Main St, or emailing Assistant@cimarronks.org.
3 days ago, City Clerk
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February, 16 2026, City Hall will be closed for Presidents' Day.
3 days ago, Cimarron
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Community Betterment Award for Kathleen Holt

Western Kansas Community Foundation's Conny and Donna teamed up with past board member Jim Coast to present the 2025 Community Betterment Award to Cimarron resident Kathleen Holt (pictured).

Kathleen served on the WKCF board from 2015-2019, the last year as board chair. During her tenure, Kathleen was instrumental in designing MatchDay, WKCF's annual fundraising campaign for the nonprofits. Significantly, she insisted that matching dollars be applied to the agencies' endowed funds, safeguarding their long-term needs.

As a champion of rural philanthropy, Kathleen understands the importance of building permanent resources through legacy planning. She is also known for successful grant writing, and her active involvement with philanthropic causes, including Shepherd on the Plains, High Plains Public Radio, Humanities Kansas and Kansas Oral History Project, to name a few. Nicknamed “The Lady with the Many Hats”, Kathleen is a tireless champion of Kansas’ rural communities, and never short of creative ideas.

WKCF’s Community Betterment Award celebrates community philanthropy in all its facets. It seeks to recognize community members who have supported WKCF – as a board member, donor, and ambassador – and who have made a significant contribution to the community at large – through their leadership, philanthropy, volunteer service, or otherwise. Established in 2021, the Award's notable recipients include Kirk Olomon, Liz Scheopner, Dr. Luther and Ardis Fry, and Senator Steve Morris.
7 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Big Things Are Happening in Cimarron!

Our youth leaders in Mr. Curtiss’s welding class are making incredible progress on a first for our community—directional and wayfinding signs! These signs will help visitors and residents navigate Cimarron with ease and pride.

This project showcases the talent, teamwork, and dedication of our local youth. We look forward to seeing these signs installed this year!

✅ Show your support by sharing this post and cheering on these hardworking student leaders. Stay tuned for more updates and photos of their craftsmanship!
7 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Time is running out to join the Online Restaurant Academy!

This program was created specifically for Kansans who own or dream of owning a food business. It’s more than just education—it’s a powerful blend of expert training, peer-to-peer mentoring, and personalized one-on-one coaching designed to help you succeed.

And the best part? No travel required. Learn, connect, and grow from anywhere—it’s 100% online!

Don’t miss this chance to transform your passion into a thriving business. Register now and take the first step toward your culinary future!
7 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Shout Out to the Citizens of Cimarron!

This year, 2026, we’re celebrating what it means to be American as we honor America’s 250th anniversary! Every month, we’ll come together to recognize the pride, history, and unity that make our nation great.

Be on the lookout for this image as a symbol of our celebration throughout the year!
We’re kicking things off with Kansas Day on January 29th. Kansas Day marks the anniversary of our state’s admission to the Union in 1861—a proud moment that reminds us of our deep roots in freedom and democracy. From the prairies to the pioneers, Kansas has always stood for resilience and community.

Remember: We can’t be a state without being American! Let’s celebrate our roots and the freedoms that bind us together.

Stay tuned for more events and ways to join in the celebration!
8 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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A Message From Mayor Gilbert Benton:
https://aptg.co/ZqLXXY

10 days ago, City Clerk
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CALLING ALL ANIMAL LOVERS!!!!!

Right now, all adopted animals at the Finney County Animal Shelter are only $26.00.

They have a great need to find homes for all these beautiful babies before time runs out!!!!
https://www.adoptgck.com/pets

Call 620.277.3725 and/or leave a message for the shelter.

Look at their website and hope you find your forever fur baby.🐾🐾
10 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
Across the country, local fire agencies are sharing ways you can reduce the risk of a fire inside your home. Did you know? On average, a home fire is reported every 96 seconds in the U.S. and every three hours someone dies from a home fire? Many of these are preventable. This week, we’re encouraging Americans to take 10 minutes to do a home fire risk reset by doing the following: ● Test smoke alarms; fix or replace any that don’t sound. ● Create a 3-foot safety zone around heaters and cooking areas. ● Set a cooking rule: “If the stove is on, someone is in the kitchen.” ● Make sure space heaters are plugged directly into a wall outlet. ● Practice a home escape plan with two ways out of each room. We know these actions will save lives. Join the Cimarron Fire Department in Community Risk Reduction movement today!
17 days ago, Alex Hibbert
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FOUND DOG – CITY POUND

A beautiful male Pyrenean mix (mostly white) has been picked up and is currently at the City Pound.

Call: 620-855-2215

Important Details:
Cost: $30 per
NO cost if claimed today
Must provide proof of vaccination OR pay a $60 refundable deposit for vaccination

If this is your dog or you know the owner, please contact the city immediately to avoid additional fees.

Share this post to help reunite him with his family! 🐾
17 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Big News for Otis & Milo!

Our two rescue boys are leaving the city dog pound and heading to a loving foster home! 🐾 These sweet souls have been waiting for their chance, and today it’s finally here.

Let’s all wish them the happiest new chapter filled with belly rubs, cozy naps, and endless love.

Thank you to everyone who supports rescue and fosters—YOU make miracles happen!
17 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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FOUND DOG

A beautiful female has been picked up and is currently at the City Pound.

📞 Call: 620-225-2215
Important Details:

Cost: $30 per day (starting from pickup date)
Must provide proof of vaccination OR pay a $60 refundable deposit for vaccination.

If this is your dog or you know the owner, please contact the city immediately to avoid additional fees. Share this post to help reunite him with his family! 🐾
18 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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The power of a cup of coffee:

With January days and a new year to contemplate, I'd like to imagine us sitting together with warm mugs of coffee. We could chat about the weather, the kids, the new piece of art downtown, the burger we ate at the new place. While a real conversation like this is not a revolutionary act, the fact remains that taking the time to do this with any sort of regularity is foundational in creating communities of the future. Connecting with each other and sharing about ourselves is a simple way to start creating the kind of community you want to live in. One cup of coffee at a time. Let's keep it simple.

Published in We Kan Tidbits, a project of the Kansas Sampler Foundation

21 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🐾 Meet Milo & Otis – Two Sweet Boys Looking for Their Forever Home! 🐾

These adorable brothers are FULLY SPONSORED – that means:

Immunizations ✔
Neuter ✔
Adoption Fee ✔

All you need to bring is love! 💕

Come meet Milo and Otis today and see why they’ll steal your heart.
21 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🐾 Bandit is Ready for His Forever Home! 🐾

Cimarron friends, remember this handsome guy? Bandit—the elusive “black dog” who survived on the streets for weeks (maybe months!)—is now safe, healthy, and looking for his person!

✨ Why Bandit is Special:
✔ Street-smart survivor turned sweetheart
✔ Estimated age: 3–4 years
✔ Neutered & vaccinated
✔ Loves people, but needs to be the only dog (for now)
✔ Adoption fees sponsored by a generous donor!

Pit bulls often get a bad rap, but the truth is—they’re loyal, loving, and make incredible companions with the right guidance. Bandit is a good boy who just needs a patient, caring home to help him thrive. He’s scrappy, smart, and ready for his happy ending!

Interested? Contact the City of Cimarron at 620-855-2215 or Mark at 620-253-9284.
If you can’t adopt, please share this post to help Bandit find his person!

Let’s give this survivor the loving guidance he deserves. ❤️🐾
23 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🐾 Meet Milo & Otis – Double the Love, Double the Fun!

These two sweet brothers are still looking for their forever home!

Milo – Handsome white male
Otis – Adorable black pup

Both are about 7 months old, full of love, and ready to make your home happier! They’ve already enjoyed a spa day (look at those smiles—they LOVED the water!) and will be getting their shots and neuter on Thursday. That means they’ll be ready for adoption Thursday evening!
If you’re ready to welcome double the joy and endless tail wags, call Mark at 620-253-9284 today!

📣 Please share this post, and help Milo & Otis find the loving home they deserve! Come by and visit them—you might just meet your new best friends!
23 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Great News!

The beautiful male Great Pyrenees that was picked up by the City Pound has been reunited with his family! 🐾

Thank you to everyone who shared the original post and helped spread the word. Your efforts made a big difference!

Let’s keep looking out for our furry friends and helping them find their way home.
23 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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FOUND DOG

A male Great Pyrenees has been picked up and is currently at the City Pound.
📞 Call: 620-225-2215
Important Details:

Cost: $30 per day (starting from pickup date)
Must provide proof of vaccination OR pay a $60 refundable deposit for vaccination.

If this is your dog or you know the owner, please contact the city immediately to avoid additional fees. Share this post to help reunite him with his family! 🐾
24 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Bandit is Ready for His Forever Home! 🐾

Cimarron friends, remember this handsome guy? Bandit—the elusive “black dog” who survived on the streets for weeks (maybe months!)—is now safe, healthy, and looking for his person!

✨ Why Bandit is Special:

Street-smart survivor turned sweetheart
Estimated age: 3–4 years
Neutered & vaccinated
Loves people, but needs to be the only dog (at least for now)
Adoption fees sponsored by a generous donor

Bandit needs a patient, loving home to help him thrive. He’s scrappy, smart, and ready for his happy ending.

Interested? Contact the City of Cimarron at 620-855-2215 or Mark @ 620-253-9284
If you can’t adopt, please share this post to help Bandit find his person!
24 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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