REMINDER: Bills are due Tuesday, January 20th, by 5:00 pm to avoid receiving late fees. You can pay online at www.cimarronks.org or on your FrontDesk account, put it in the drop box, or come into the office.
🐾 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. ❤️🐾
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. ❤️🐾
🐾 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!
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!
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.
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.
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! 🐾
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! 🐾
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!
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!
REMINDER: Bills are due tomorrow, Tuesday, January 20th, by 5:00 pm to avoid receiving late fees. You can pay online at www.cimarronks.org or on your FrontDesk account, put it in the drop box, or come into the office.
🐾 Meet Milo & Otis – Your New Best Friends! 🐾
These two sweet brothers are 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 had a spa day (look at those smiles—they LOVED the water! ) and will be getting their shots and neuter this 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!
📣 Share this post and help Milo & Otis find the loving home they deserve!
These two sweet brothers are 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 had a spa day (look at those smiles—they LOVED the water! ) and will be getting their shots and neuter this 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!
📣 Share this post and help Milo & Otis find the loving home they deserve!
What a Town to Call Home!
Our community keeps getting better! We’ve added brand-new lighting to the pickleball court, basketball court, and volleyball pit—because here, we believe in creating spaces where neighbors can connect and enjoy life together.
✅ Green Button = Lights ON for your court
❌ Red Button = Lights OFF when you’re done
This is what progress looks like—and it’s happening right here in our amazing town.
Our community keeps getting better! We’ve added brand-new lighting to the pickleball court, basketball court, and volleyball pit—because here, we believe in creating spaces where neighbors can connect and enjoy life together.
✅ Green Button = Lights ON for your court
❌ Red Button = Lights OFF when you’re done
This is what progress looks like—and it’s happening right here in our amazing town.
Cimarron City Council will meet as schedule on January 5, 2026 at 6:30 PM at City Hall (119 S Main St, Cimarron, KS). The agenda is available to view at https://aptg.co/Y7xPLP.
Cimarron City Hall will be closed Thursday, January 1st. We would like to wish you all a happy, healthy New Year, and look forward to seeing you all in 2026!
Cimarron City Hall will be closed Thursday, December 25th and Friday, December 26th to spend the holiday with our families. We wish everyone the happiest holiday season!
Big News for Gray County Over 50’s Center! 🎉
Thanks to the Western Kansas Community Foundation (WKCF), The Gray Co Over 50's Center received $11,295 to support their programs—and an extra $750 surprise check for Marilyn to use as needed for programming!
WKCF is helping us keep “Aging in Place” a reality for our community. We’re so grateful for their generosity!
Join the Fun:
New Year’s Eve Game Night – Dec 31 @ 5:30 PM (Bring your favorite finger food!)
Cards: 1st & 3rd Thursdays @ 1 PM | 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at the nursing home
Light Exercise: Mondays & Thursdays @ 1 PM
Health Checks: BP on 2nd Tuesday @ 11:30 AM | Foot Care on 3rd Wednesday
Meals served Mon–Fri at Noon
👉 Stop by the Over 50's Center to learn more and come be part of something great!
Thanks to the Western Kansas Community Foundation (WKCF), The Gray Co Over 50's Center received $11,295 to support their programs—and an extra $750 surprise check for Marilyn to use as needed for programming!
WKCF is helping us keep “Aging in Place” a reality for our community. We’re so grateful for their generosity!
Join the Fun:
New Year’s Eve Game Night – Dec 31 @ 5:30 PM (Bring your favorite finger food!)
Cards: 1st & 3rd Thursdays @ 1 PM | 2nd & 4th Tuesdays at the nursing home
Light Exercise: Mondays & Thursdays @ 1 PM
Health Checks: BP on 2nd Tuesday @ 11:30 AM | Foot Care on 3rd Wednesday
Meals served Mon–Fri at Noon
👉 Stop by the Over 50's Center to learn more and come be part of something great!
Cimarron City Hall has several upcoming closures that we would like to share to avoid inconvenience if at all possible. As a reminder, payments can be made online at www.cimarronks.org or placed in the overnight drop box during non-business hours, and emergency utility services are still available by calling our main line at 620-855-2215.
Christmas Eve, December 24, 2025: Close at Noon
Christmas, December 25 & 26, 2025: Closed
New Years Day, January 1, 2026: Closed
Training, January 12, 2026: Open at 1 pm
Training, January 15, 2026: Open at 1 pm
Happy Holidays!
Christmas Eve, December 24, 2025: Close at Noon
Christmas, December 25 & 26, 2025: Closed
New Years Day, January 1, 2026: Closed
Training, January 12, 2026: Open at 1 pm
Training, January 15, 2026: Open at 1 pm
Happy Holidays!
Outdoor Christmas Décor Contest – Last Chance to Enter!🎄
Come on, folks—we know you snapped those gorgeous nighttime pics of your holiday lights and decorations! 🌟 Now’s your chance to show them off:
📸 Attach your photo in the 2025 Outdoor Christmas Decor Folder
❤️ Get your friends and family to vote by giving your photo Likes and Hearts
Today is the LAST DAY to enter! Winners will be announced on Monday, so don’t wait—share your festive masterpiece now and spread the holiday cheer! 🎅🎁
Come on, folks—we know you snapped those gorgeous nighttime pics of your holiday lights and decorations! 🌟 Now’s your chance to show them off:
📸 Attach your photo in the 2025 Outdoor Christmas Decor Folder
❤️ Get your friends and family to vote by giving your photo Likes and Hearts
Today is the LAST DAY to enter! Winners will be announced on Monday, so don’t wait—share your festive masterpiece now and spread the holiday cheer! 🎅🎁
Big News for Little Kids! 🎉
Last month, we received a $5,000 grant from the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas —and wow, what a difference it’s making!
Please go check it out. Two brand-new pieces of equipment have been added inside the toddler playground, giving our youngest visitors more ways to play safely. And remember those old spring riders that disappeared? They’re BACK with a fresh facelift and ready to bounce for many more years of fun! Thank you to our Public Works guys for helping out where needed! They are beautiful.
Thank you to the Community Foundation of Southwest Kansas for investing in our community’s future. Your generosity helps us create spaces where families can gather, older kids can enjoy the big playground, and toddlers have their own safe spot to play
Western Kansas Community Foundation Makes a Big Impact!
This incredible gift will fund the purchase of an Orb Rocker and install secure fencing around the toddler play area. The fencing ensures our youngest visitors can play safely on equipment designed for their size—because let’s be honest, 8-year-olds don’t make great babysitters! Meanwhile, older children can enjoy the “big” playground, and families can relax and gather at the Shelter House knowing everyone has a safe space.
In the photo, you’ll see members of our Youth Leadership Advisory Board, who learned about the Foundation’s mission and how this grant connects to the Community Survey conducted earlier this year. Your feedback guided this project—thank you for helping us identify what matters most!
Western Kansas Community Foundation’s generosity is helping us turn community needs into reality. Please continue to complete future surveys so we can keep building spaces that make Cimarron a great place for families.
A huge thank you to Western Kansas Community Foundation for investing in our community’s future!
This incredible gift will fund the purchase of an Orb Rocker and install secure fencing around the toddler play area. The fencing ensures our youngest visitors can play safely on equipment designed for their size—because let’s be honest, 8-year-olds don’t make great babysitters! Meanwhile, older children can enjoy the “big” playground, and families can relax and gather at the Shelter House knowing everyone has a safe space.
In the photo, you’ll see members of our Youth Leadership Advisory Board, who learned about the Foundation’s mission and how this grant connects to the Community Survey conducted earlier this year. Your feedback guided this project—thank you for helping us identify what matters most!
Western Kansas Community Foundation’s generosity is helping us turn community needs into reality. Please continue to complete future surveys so we can keep building spaces that make Cimarron a great place for families.
A huge thank you to Western Kansas Community Foundation for investing in our community’s future!
REMINDER: Bills are due Monday, December 22nd, by 5:00 pm to avoid receiving late fees. You can pay online at www.cimarronks.org, on your FrontDesk account, put it in the drop box, or come into the office.
Cimarron Students Forge a Legacy with Way-finding Signs
Ever driven into a town and wondered, “Where’s the courthouse? Do they have an airport?” The City of Cimarron now has the answer—thanks to the creativity and craftsmanship of Cimarron High School’s Ag Welding class.
This year, our talented students are leaving their mark on Cimarron forever by designing and building six custom way-finding directional signs that will guide residents and visitors alike.
Each sign will stand approximately 10 feet tall and 3 feet wide, making them both functional and iconic.
Under the guidance of Mike Curtiss, who designed the stunning wagon trail theme, these students are learning real-world skills while shaping our community's identity. The signs will not only point the way—they’ll tell a story of Cimarron’s heritage and the bright future our youth represent.
Why does this matter? These students are proving that young people can make a lasting impact. These signs will stand for decades, reminding everyone who passes through that Cimarron invests in its youth—and that our youth invest in Cimarron.
Completion is planned by the end of the school year, and when these signs go up, they won’t just direct traffic—they’ll direct pride straight into the heart of our town.
This is what happens when we empower our students. They don’t just learn—they lead. They create. They leave a legacy.
Pictured are Amelie Kite, 11th grade; Zak Miller, 11th grade; Tayten Davis, 11th grade; Khloe Robles, 10th grade; Damian Bond, 12th grade; Klayton Hessman, 10th grade; Cole Woods, 10th grade; Tim Nation, Code Enforcement; Charlotte Neuschafer, Community Development.
Not pictured are Caleb Peterson, 12th grade, Chase Brooks, 12th grade, Daniel Becker, 11th Grade, Isaak Vogel, 10th grade, Ervin Marquez, 10th grade, Matthew Kramer, 12th grade, Brecklyn Heath, 11th grade, and Carlos Villatoro, 12th grade.
Ever driven into a town and wondered, “Where’s the courthouse? Do they have an airport?” The City of Cimarron now has the answer—thanks to the creativity and craftsmanship of Cimarron High School’s Ag Welding class.
This year, our talented students are leaving their mark on Cimarron forever by designing and building six custom way-finding directional signs that will guide residents and visitors alike.
Each sign will stand approximately 10 feet tall and 3 feet wide, making them both functional and iconic.
Under the guidance of Mike Curtiss, who designed the stunning wagon trail theme, these students are learning real-world skills while shaping our community's identity. The signs will not only point the way—they’ll tell a story of Cimarron’s heritage and the bright future our youth represent.
Why does this matter? These students are proving that young people can make a lasting impact. These signs will stand for decades, reminding everyone who passes through that Cimarron invests in its youth—and that our youth invest in Cimarron.
Completion is planned by the end of the school year, and when these signs go up, they won’t just direct traffic—they’ll direct pride straight into the heart of our town.
This is what happens when we empower our students. They don’t just learn—they lead. They create. They leave a legacy.
Pictured are Amelie Kite, 11th grade; Zak Miller, 11th grade; Tayten Davis, 11th grade; Khloe Robles, 10th grade; Damian Bond, 12th grade; Klayton Hessman, 10th grade; Cole Woods, 10th grade; Tim Nation, Code Enforcement; Charlotte Neuschafer, Community Development.
Not pictured are Caleb Peterson, 12th grade, Chase Brooks, 12th grade, Daniel Becker, 11th Grade, Isaak Vogel, 10th grade, Ervin Marquez, 10th grade, Matthew Kramer, 12th grade, Brecklyn Heath, 11th grade, and Carlos Villatoro, 12th grade.
Two ordinances were passed at the Open City Council Meeting on December 16, 2025. Ordinance 1144 and 1145 can be viewed on the city's website at www.cimarronks.org/page/city-ordinances. Certified summaries will appear in the next possible edition of The Jacksonian, Physical copies can be obtained on request from City Hall in person, by calling 620-855-2215, or emailing cityclerk@cimarronks.org.