March 24, 2025
Call for Volunteers to Serve on City Lake CommitteeSubmissions are now closed for this committee.
What you need to know about Baldwin City, and what's happening now.
Culverts under the road allowing access to the east side of the City Lake collapsed in March, necessitating culvert replacement.
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This information is from the Chamber of Commerce website, originally posted March 19th, 2025.
Submissions are now closed for this committee.
Two Council seats and the Mayoral position are up for election in 2025.
The Baldwin City Library is searching for two new board members.
An ordinance was passed at the January 21st City Council Meeting raising electric rates 10% with the January 1st usage.
Ottawa Sanitation will pick up Wednesday trash and bulk pickup on Thursday, February 13th.
This information is from the Chamber of Commerce website, originally posted March 19th, 2025.
An ordinance was passed at the January 21st City Council Meeting raising electric rates 10% with the January 1st usage.
Ottawa Sanitation will pick up Wednesday trash and bulk pickup on Thursday, February 13th.
All City offices are closed on Monday, January 20th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Our Public Works crew has been working all weekend to keep the roads as clear as possible.
Our Public Works crew has been working all weekend to keep the roads as clear as possible.
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The winter weather has caused delays in trash pickup for the week of January 6th. Here's the adjusted schedule.
It looks like winter weather is ahead, and here's what you should know.
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Due to the annual Festival of Lights Parade, the following road closures and temporary no parking will be in effect Saturday, December 7th.
The benches are an excellent addition to the Women's Bridge Park.
December Lights: Bringing Cheer to the Darkest Month of the Year
Details regarding a search warrant execution by the Topeka Police Department on Eisenhower Street.
Want to help make Baldwin City safer? Here's how you can.
Baldwin City is a city in Douglas County, Kansas, United States, about 12 miles south of Lawrence and 15 miles west of Gardner. As of the 2020 census, the city population is 4,700. The city is home to Baker University, the state's oldest four-year university.
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