Want to help improve your community? Then consider getting involved with a City advisory board or commission! The City of Goodland has openings on the following boards: Cemetery Advisory BoardAirport BoardPlanning Commission/BZAConstruction Advisory Board of Trades/Appeals For more informatio

The City of Goodland is sharing information on yard waste from In The Can. In The Can is the City's contracted trash/yard waste service. Please contact In The Can at 785-890-8080 with any questions. Thank you.

The City of Goodland will be cleaning sanitary sewers in the northeast portion of town (north of 8th Street, east of Caldwell) through next week. The cleaning of sanitary sewer is necessary to help prevent stoppages. Sewer lines can develop air pressure or a partial vacuum from the cleaning p

There is an online bill pay website that appears to be affiliated with the City of Goodland, but it is not. Doxo.com is a third-party website that allows people to pay their utility bills via their site. However, doxo.com may charge customers extra fees, and the City of Goodland cannot control when

The City of Goodland has been awarded $310,612 through the Kansas Airport Improvement Program (KAIP) to make improvements to Goodland Municipal Airport-Renner Field. The KAIP is a highly competitive grant, with 113 project applications totaling $27 million submitted this cycle. The KAIP selecti

The City of Goodland Parks Department has added several Dog Waste Stations to parks around town. In an effort to reduce dog waste in City parks and acknowledge that dog ownership continues to increase in popularity, Dog Waste Stations have been added to Pioneer, Phillips, Chambers, Gulick, Memo

Goodland city offices and public transportation will be closed Monday, January 20, 2020 in observation of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The regular City Commission meeting will be held Tuesday, January 21 at 5:00pm. "Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter

Effective April 1, 2020, the Goodland Fire Department will carry a Class 3 Public Protection Classification (PPC), an improvement from its previous ranking of Class 4. PPC, which is assessed through the Insurance Services Office (ISO), is important to both fire departments and the communities they