☕❄️ Hot Cocoa Crawl – Sip, Stroll (or Drive), and Support! ❄️☕

Join us for a heartwarming community event on Tuesday, December 2nd from 3:30 PM – 6:00 PM as we celebrate Cimarron’s local resource businesses and organizations!

🎉 Start at City Hall to register and pick up your Hot Cocoa Blackout Board – or begin anywhere, make sure your final stop is the Cimarron Rec Center!

💬 What’s a Hot Cocoa Crawl?
It’s a cozy adventure through Cimarron where you’ll:
• Enjoy delicious hot cocoa at each stop
• Collect stamps or stickers for your Blackout Board
• Discover local resources, share smiles, and enjoy great conversations!

🎁 Special Perks!
✨ First 50 registrants: FREE, thanks to Mayor Benton!
✨ All others: Just $5 to join the fun and receive your Blackout Board
✨ Complete your board and finish at the Rec Center to receive a gift, cookies, and a visit with Santa! 🎅

about 8 hours ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Ayuda a llenar una Caja de Comida de Acción de Gracias.

¡Pasa por Cimarron Foods para comprar una comida de Acción de Gracias!

Hemos facilitado el proceso con una lista de compras para cada caja de comida. Puedes comprar una comida completa o solo una parte — cada pequeño aporte cuenta.
¿Prefieres donar? La Alianza Ministerial y el Banco de Alimentos del Condado de Gray tienen una cuenta en Cimarron Foods para aceptar efectivo, cheques o Chamber Bucks. Tu generosidad ayudará a servir a nuestra comunidad.

🧡 Hagamos que esta temporada sea más brillante — una caja, una comida, un acto de bondad a la vez.


about 9 hours ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Help fill a Thanksgiving box for the Gray County Food Bank. Stop by Cimarron Foods to shop for a Thanksgiving meal!

We’ve made it easy with a grocery list for each food box!
You can shop for an entire meal or just a portion - every little bit helps.
Prefer to donate? The Ministerial Association and the Gray County Food Bank have an account at Cimarron Foods to accept cash, checks, and Chamber Bucks. Your generosity will help serve our community.

🧡Let‘s make this season brighter - one box, one meal, one act of kindness at a time.
about 9 hours ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
Food Drive Flyer (Facebook Post) (1)
REMINDER: The shut-off date for utilities is Monday, November 10th. If you have a past due amount, please place your payment in the drop box, come into the office, or pay online by 10:00 a.m. to ensure your services stay connected. You can pay online at www.cimarronks.org or on your FrontDesk account.
about 15 hours ago, City Clerk
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In the coming week or two, the City of Cimarron will begin crack sealing in the highlighted area to help preserve and maintain our streets.

As soon as we receive confirmed dates and times, we’ll share updates so you can plan and move vehicles out of the affected areas.

We appreciate your cooperation and patience as we work to keep our roads in great shape!

Stay tuned for more details.
3 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
2025 Crack Seal
Meet the Future of Leadership — Today!
In a historic move to elevate youth voices and foster civic engagement, Mayor Gilbert Benton has officially appointed the City of Cimarron’s first-ever Youth Leadership Advisory Board. This groundbreaking initiative empowers local youth to take an active role in shaping the future of their community. They are a passionate, diverse, and driven group of young leaders ready to make a difference in our community.
Created to ensure that young people have a meaningful voice in decisions that affect their lives, the Youth Leadership Advisory Board is already making an impact. From education and mental health to civic engagement and equity, these changemakers aren’t just joining the conversation — they’re leading it.
Their bold ideas, strong voices, and commitment to service are exactly what our world needs right now.
Now more than ever, they need our support. Whether it’s showing up, speaking out, or simply cheering them on — your encouragement matters. Let’s stand behind these young leaders as they shape the future, one idea at a time.

Photo Caption:
Back row, left to right: Mark Pingsterhaus, City Administrator; Aaron Dyke; Banks Kopper; Jelena VanRuiten, Secretary; Harlee Renzelman, Vice-President; Tim Nation, Code Enforcement
Front row, left to right: Charlotte Neuschafer, Community Development Coordinator; Mayor Gilbert Benton; Halee Batman; Mia Mendez, President; Daisy McDougal, Sergeant at Arms.
Not pictured: Maci Breig
4 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
Group Photo

Cimarron City Council will meet as schedule on November 3rd, 2025 at 6:30 PM at City Hall (119 S Main St, Cimarron, KS). The agenda is available to view at https://5il.co/3ruus. As always, members of the public are welcome to attend the meeting.

7 days ago, City Clerk
11-03-25 Council Meeting Agenda
Time to "Fall Back" to sleep this weekend! Don't forget to set your clocks back this Sunday, November 2nd.
7 days ago, City Clerk
Fall Back
Thank you, Cimarron.

We want to give a huge roll of thanks to everyone who shopped local and participated in our Toilet Paper Campaign! Your support helped us spread the word (and the humor!) about how every dollar spent locally strengthens our economy, supports our neighbors, and keeps Cimarron thriving.

From pledging to shop local, to joining in the fun events, to simply choosing a hometown business over a big-box store—you made a difference.

This campaign may have been a little quirky, but the message is serious: Shopping local isn’t just convenient—it’s powerful. It keeps jobs here, boosts community projects, and builds a stronger future for all of us.

Let’s keep the momentum rolling!
7 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🧻 Let’s Be Real — Everyone Needs Toilet Paper 🧻

It’s not glamorous. It’s not exciting. But it’s essential — and it’s an easy way to make a big difference in Cimarron.

Every time you buy just one pack of toilet paper from a local store, you’re doing more than checking off your shopping list:

✅ You’re supporting local jobs.
✅ You’re keeping tax dollars in our community.
✅ You’re helping fund parks, events, and public services.
✅ You’re showing loyalty to the people who live and work right here.

Make it count.

Keep buying this one product — and others — locally.

It’s a small act with a huge ripple effect.
9 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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Loyalty is Local

Every time you choose a Cimarron business, you're not just making a purchase — you're making a promise to your community.



You're keeping the spirit of Cimarron alive — one local purchase at a time.

Loyalty isn’t just a feeling. It’s an action.

Let’s show up for the people who show up for us.

Shop Local. Stay Loyal. Keep It Rolling, Cimarron.
11 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🧻The Ripple Effect of One Roll 🧻

When you buy just one pack of toilet paper from a local Cimarron store instead of a big-box chain, you're not just wiping away a need — you're creating a ripple effect that touches our whole town.

That purchase helps a local business stay open.
It supports a family who lives right here.
It helps fund local schools, parks, and roads through sales tax.
It keeps our community events going strong.

One roll. One choice. One ripple.
13 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🧻 Keep It Rolling, Cimarron! 🧻

We’re wrapping up the Toilet Paper Shop Local Campaign on October 31st — and we need YOU to help us finish strong!

Shop Local.
Support Your Neighbors.
Boost Our Community.
15 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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✨ A dream started every business. ✨

Behind every local shop, café, and service is a neighbor who took a chance, worked hard, and poured their heart into making that dream real.

When you shop local, you’re not just buying a product — you’re supporting your friends, neighbors, and hometown dreamers.

Let’s keep those dreams growing right here at home. 💙
18 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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REMINDER: Bills are due Monday October 20th 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.
21 days ago, City Clerk
Bills Due
Kids and Community

💙 You didn’t just shop — you showed up for your community. 💙

Every local purchase — big or small — helps keep our hometown thriving.
When you buy local, you’re helping support:
👧 Kids’ activities and school programs
🏡 Community events and improvements
🛍️ The small businesses that make Cimarron special

Thank you for choosing to spend where it matters most — right here at home.
22 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
kids and community
REMINDER: Bills are due Monday October 20th 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.
24 days ago, City Clerk
Bills Due
🧻 We’re rolling into the final weeks! 🧻

Our Toilet Paper Campaign is almost complete — and it’s time to show the economic impact of choosing to buy local, even with everyday products like toilet paper!

Here’s how you can join in:
1️⃣ Snap a photo of yourself shopping local or buying your next pack of toilet paper.
2️⃣ Tag your favorite local business!


Every roll counts toward keeping our dollars local, supporting jobs, and strengthening our community. Let’s finish strong together! 💪🛍️
24 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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🐾 FOUND DOGS – PLEASE SHARE! 🐾

Two Great Pyrenees were picked up by the Highway Patrol east of Cimarron near 104 Rd. They are now safe and sound at the Cimarron City Hall Animal Shelter.

If these sweet dogs belong to you, please get in touch with us @ 620-855-2215
👉 Proof of vaccinations will be required for pickup.

Let’s help get these pups back home — please share to spread the word!
24 days ago, Charlotte Neuschafer
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POSSIBLE OUTAGE ALERT: This week (Oct 7-10) there may be temporary water outages in various parts of the city as the contractors work to install the last of the altitude valves. If your outage lasts outside of business hours (8 am to 5 pm), please contact City Hall at 620-855-2215 and let the On Call Technician know.

about 1 month ago, City Clerk
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