January is City Government month!
Joy Roark, City Clerk/Treasurer, talked to Ms. Judy Hinton's class at SCCA about City government. The students had been studying city government and had elected a city council and mayor.
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The City of Flemingsburg is pleased to offer the citizens of Flemingsburg and Fleming County an opportunity to join the PHI CARES National Air Ambulance Membership Program. The annual rate is $40 and includes all members of your household. Applications are available at City Hall, Fleming Co. Public Library, and Kentucky Farm Bureau. For more information call Josh Brand at 859-229-5026 or visit their website at www.phicares.com
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Flemingsburg City Hall located at 140 W. Electric Ave. in Flemingsburg, KY (41041) was formerly a train depot. A picture of old No. 549 rolling into the station was painted on the fire department wall next to city hall by local artist Pamela Bryant. To better serve our citizens, city hall is open Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. We can be reached at (606) 845-2021, (606) 845-5951 or by fax at (606) 845-0712. |
The City of Flemingsburg is a small rural city located in the North Eastern part of Kentucky just South of Maysville and North of Morehead. Flemingsburg is also located within 17 miles of the AA Highway and 25 miles of I-64 making it a prime location for industry. A minimal occupational tax rate and net profits tax rate of 1%, property tax rate of $.143, insurance premium tax rate of 6% and fire code rating of '6' all make the City of Flemingsburg a very affordable place to live.
Nestled in the hills of Kentucky, Flemingsburg is surrounded by rolling farm land and hillsides boasting of orange, red, yellow and green. Fleming County has become home to many Amish and Minneonite families because of the rich and fertile land. Summer and Fall are popular seasons for our Farmers Market.
Flemingsburg is the county seat of Fleming County, which is known as the Covered Bridge Capital. Each year a Covered Bridge festival is held in August for local artists and craftsmen to show off and sell their wares. Two more popular festivals follow in September; Herman Chittison Celebration of the Arts and Swing on Main. Both events will be held in the downtown area. In October we will be celebrating Founders Day and Old Fashioned Court Days, also in the downtown area.
Flemingsburg takes pride in our beautiful city with brick paved sidewalks and acorn shaped lamps. It is reminiscent of times gone by and a simpler way of life. We also take pride in our citizens who will welcome you with a smile.
If you are tired of the fast pace of big city life and are looking for a more serene atmosphere to relax and enjoy life plan a trip to Flemingsburg soon! You won't regret it. Flemingsburg truly is the town that hospitality built!
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- Louie Flanery, Mayor(606) 845-0907
- Tom MacDonald, City Attorney (606) 845-2771
- Joy Roark, City Clerk/Treas. (606) 845-5951
- Ben Moran, Codes Enforcement (606) 845-5951
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- Van Alexander, City Council
- Ricky Hurst, City Council
- Scott Manning, City Council
- Georgianna Sparks, City Council
- Meredith Story, City Council
- Marty Voiers, City Council
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- Randy Sergent, Police Chief (606) 845-2321
- Dennis Masters, Public Works (606) 845-9307
- Joe Dunaway Jr., Utilities (606) 845-6861
- Dale Clary, Waste Water (606) 845-5711
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DIRECTORY ASSISTANCE
FORMS:
- Information on starting your own business
- business license application
- Net profit returns
- Payroll quarterly tax forms and annual reconcilations
GOVERNMENT:
- General description of our government
- Review of annual budget
DEPARTMENTS:
- Fire
- Police
- Administration
- Streets & Sanitation
- Waste Water
- Utilities
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UTILITIES:
- Water, Sewer, Gas, Garbage Rates
- Deposits
- Reactivation Fees
EVENTS:
- Calendar of upcoming meetings and events
- FCA-TV schedule
MEETINGS:
- Agendas for Council and Committee meetings
- Minutes of previous meetings
- Attendance Roster
ORDINANCES:
- Code of Ordinances
- Information Request Form
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EMPLOYMENT:
- Job Openings
- Application
- Employee Handbook-Policies and Procedures
- Benefits Overview
- Cell Phone Policy
- Computer Policy
- Drug Free Workplace Policy
- Drug and Alcohol Policy
- Ethics Policy
- Exposure Protection Policy
- Grievance Policy
COMMUNITY:
- schools
- hospitals, doctors, dentists,health facilities
- lodging
- restaurants
- churches
- recreation
- industry, local businesses
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New Rules for use of City Reservoir on By-Pass
- No boats
- No swimming.
- Use fence crossings only.
- Fishing is permitted only from the banks.
- State fishing rules and regulations are required and enforced.
- All trash must be placed in the blue barrels located around the lake; if there is not a barrel located near you take the trash with you.
- If you see trash on the ground pick it up and place in a barrel or take it with you.
- The City of Flemingsburg would like to continue to offer access of our lake for fishing purposes, but if the guidelines are not met we will be forced to terminate public access to the lake and no more fishing will be allowed.
Effective June 9, 2009
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Flemingsburg – a wonderful place to visit and a great place to call home. |
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