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City Government
| City Council Meeting Wednesday July 14 6:30 p.m. City Hall |
City of Waverly residents may contact City Hall to request copies of previous City Hall meeting minutes.
Call 785-733-2461 or email.
Call 785-733-2461 or email.
City Offices Holiday Closings
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veteran's Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
Memorial Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Veteran's Day
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
New Year's Day
Utility Bills
Utility bills are mailed on the first workday of each month.
If you do not receive a bill, please notify the city clerk by phone or e-mail.
Utility bills are mailed on the first workday of each month.
If you do not receive a bill, please notify the city clerk by phone or e-mail.
Area Resources
In Waverly
Waverly City Hall
785-733-2461
M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Emergency Maintenance
785-733-2291
Waverly Police Chief
785-733-2343
Waverly Medical Center
785-733-2667
Waverly Post Office
785-733-2251
Waverly Senior Center
785-733-2278
Waverly Library
785-733-2400
Recycle Center Drop-off
Waverly City Park
4th Saturday of the month, 9 a-12 Noon
Waverly Swimming Pool
785-733-2455
In season
Veterinarian Services
785-733-2710
Resident Services
Westar Energy
800-383-1183
Kansas Gas Service
800-794-4780
CenturyLink
Telecommunications
800-788-3500
new residential
800-788-3600
repair residential
800-786-6272
new & repair business
Galaxy Cablevision
800-365-6988
785-862-4141
In Burlington
Coffey County Sheriff
800-362-0638
620-364-2123
Coffey County Courthouse
620-364-2191
County Treasurer
Vehicle Registration
620-364-5532
800-824-4983
DMV Driver's License
620-364-2714
Open Tuesday & Friday only
Coffey County Hospital
620-364-2121
The Coffey County Republican
620-364-5323
KSNP 97.7 FM
620-364-8807
Burlington Rec Center
Burlington
620-364-8484
Eckan, Inc.
Housing - Ottawa
785-242-7453
Other Assistance - Burlington
620-364-8223
Waverly City Hall
785-733-2461
M-F 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Emergency Maintenance
785-733-2291
Waverly Police Chief
785-733-2343
Waverly Medical Center
785-733-2667
Waverly Post Office
785-733-2251
Waverly Senior Center
785-733-2278
Waverly Library
785-733-2400
Recycle Center Drop-off
Waverly City Park
4th Saturday of the month, 9 a-12 Noon
Waverly Swimming Pool
785-733-2455
In season
Veterinarian Services
785-733-2710
Resident Services
Westar Energy
800-383-1183
Kansas Gas Service
800-794-4780
CenturyLink
Telecommunications
800-788-3500
new residential
800-788-3600
repair residential
800-786-6272
new & repair business
Galaxy Cablevision
800-365-6988
785-862-4141
In Burlington
Coffey County Sheriff
800-362-0638
620-364-2123
Coffey County Courthouse
620-364-2191
County Treasurer
Vehicle Registration
620-364-5532
800-824-4983
DMV Driver's License
620-364-2714
Open Tuesday & Friday only
Coffey County Hospital
620-364-2121
The Coffey County Republican
620-364-5323
KSNP 97.7 FM
620-364-8807
Burlington Rec Center
Burlington
620-364-8484
Eckan, Inc.
Housing - Ottawa
785-242-7453
Other Assistance - Burlington
620-364-8223
Contact Us
City of Waverly
210 Pearson Ave
PO Box 308
Waverly KS 66871
(785) 733-2461
(785) 733-2395 Fax
CityOfWaverly@kitusa.com
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
9:00 am-3:00 pm
(through lunch)
City of Waverly
210 Pearson Ave
PO Box 308
Waverly KS 66871
(785) 733-2461
(785) 733-2395 Fax
CityOfWaverly@kitusa.com
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
9:00 am-3:00 pm
(through lunch)
City HallThe City of Waverly has an elected city council.
The city office is in the fire station building at 201 Pearson Avenue. The office is open Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. (through lunch) and closes for specific holidays.
Regular council meetings are on the second Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. at City Hall. City of Waverly residents are welcome to attend meetings.
| Elected Officials Craig Meader, Mayor Jerry Collins, President Virginia Cuadra David Foster Archie Matlock Carol Robbins |
City Officers Mary Collins, City Clerk Donna Williams, Treasurer Georgia Masten, Office Assistant Doug Witteman, City Attorney Thomas F. Robrahn, Asst. City Attorney Travis Vogts, Maintenance Supervisor Tim Sipe, Parks & Recreation Supervisor |
City Services
Utilities
Utility bills are mailed on the first workday of each month. If you do not receive a bill, please notify the city clerk by phone or e-mail.
A 10% late fee will be added to accounts not paid by the 15th of the month. If the 15th or 16th falls on a weekend day, late charges will be added on Monday.
A drop box is located under the window in front of City Hall for after hours' service. There is also an answering machine for messages. The city does exercise its right to terminate service due to unpaid utility bills. Good communication with the city clerk when a bill is late is always to the benefit of the customer.
Required Deposit for Utilities: $100.00
Utility bills are mailed on the first workday of each month. If you do not receive a bill, please notify the city clerk by phone or e-mail.
A 10% late fee will be added to accounts not paid by the 15th of the month. If the 15th or 16th falls on a weekend day, late charges will be added on Monday.
A drop box is located under the window in front of City Hall for after hours' service. There is also an answering machine for messages. The city does exercise its right to terminate service due to unpaid utility bills. Good communication with the city clerk when a bill is late is always to the benefit of the customer.
Required Deposit for Utilities: $100.00
Trash Service
Trash is picked-up every TUESDAY in the City of Waverly--unless a Tuesday is one of the above noted holidays. Fees for trash service are included on your utility bill along with water and sewer.
PLEASE HAVE YOUR TRASH OUT BY 6:00 a.m. TUESDAY MORNINGS and placed within 5 feet of the curb or road at the end of your driveway.
Limit is eight bags per pick-up. Tree trimmings must be tied in bundles not exceeding 3 feet in length and 12 inches in diameter. DO NOT DISCARD tires, batteries, paint cans, large appliances, or used oil in your trash. Please take these items directly to the Coffey County Landfill to dispose of them properly.
Dumpsters located in the city are paid for by private individuals and are not for use by the community residents.
Theft of Services (K.S.A. Supp. 21-3704) Please respect the fact that the city has hired a company to pick up your trash. Please do not allow family and friends from outside the city to bring their trash to your residence.
Coffey County Landfill The county landfill is located east of Burlington on Native Road. The landfill is open to the public on the second Saturday of each month. The landfill is also the location of the Noxious Weed Department, Coffey County Recycling, and Hazardous Materials Disposal.
Trash is picked-up every TUESDAY in the City of Waverly--unless a Tuesday is one of the above noted holidays. Fees for trash service are included on your utility bill along with water and sewer.
PLEASE HAVE YOUR TRASH OUT BY 6:00 a.m. TUESDAY MORNINGS and placed within 5 feet of the curb or road at the end of your driveway.
Limit is eight bags per pick-up. Tree trimmings must be tied in bundles not exceeding 3 feet in length and 12 inches in diameter. DO NOT DISCARD tires, batteries, paint cans, large appliances, or used oil in your trash. Please take these items directly to the Coffey County Landfill to dispose of them properly.
Dumpsters located in the city are paid for by private individuals and are not for use by the community residents.
Theft of Services (K.S.A. Supp. 21-3704) Please respect the fact that the city has hired a company to pick up your trash. Please do not allow family and friends from outside the city to bring their trash to your residence.
Coffey County Landfill The county landfill is located east of Burlington on Native Road. The landfill is open to the public on the second Saturday of each month. The landfill is also the location of the Noxious Weed Department, Coffey County Recycling, and Hazardous Materials Disposal.
City-wide Clean-up
City-wide clean-up days in April and October coincide with Coffey County Free Landfill weeks. Residents are notified of specific dates through the local newspaper, The Coffey County Republican, and on this site. Residents may put out metal items, yard debris, tree limbs, etc. for pick up by the City of Waverly.
Metal Items that can be discarded for pick-up during clean-up day include: washers, dryers, stoves, hot water heaters, refrigerators, microwaves, air conditioners, bicycles, wagons, wire, sheet metal, and other items of this nature.
Regular trash type items include: regular trash items that are bagged (not loose).
Yard debris items must be bundled or stacked and include: tree limbs, shrubs, grass clippings, and items of this nature.
Items that will NOT be picked-up include: hazardous materials such as old paint cans, oil and gas cans, chemicals, and other items that would be considered "hazardous." These items must be taken to the landfill by you. The landfill is free the week of City-wide Clean-up.
City-wide clean-up days in April and October coincide with Coffey County Free Landfill weeks. Residents are notified of specific dates through the local newspaper, The Coffey County Republican, and on this site. Residents may put out metal items, yard debris, tree limbs, etc. for pick up by the City of Waverly.
Metal Items that can be discarded for pick-up during clean-up day include: washers, dryers, stoves, hot water heaters, refrigerators, microwaves, air conditioners, bicycles, wagons, wire, sheet metal, and other items of this nature.
Regular trash type items include: regular trash items that are bagged (not loose).
Yard debris items must be bundled or stacked and include: tree limbs, shrubs, grass clippings, and items of this nature.
Items that will NOT be picked-up include: hazardous materials such as old paint cans, oil and gas cans, chemicals, and other items that would be considered "hazardous." These items must be taken to the landfill by you. The landfill is free the week of City-wide Clean-up.
Buildings for Public Use Community Building and City Park Building
The Community and City Park Buildings may be rented for public use. A deposit is required and may be returned after the building has been inspected for cleanliness after use. A deposit is required to reserve either building. Reservations can be made at the City Hall during normal business hours.
City Park Pavilion--Jones Park Shelter by Pool
The Jones Park Shelter by the city pool may be used free of charge. If you use the shelter, please clean-up after your event. No deposit is required but reservations should be made to ensure availability of the shelter on your desired date. Reservations can be made at City Hall during regular business hours or with Pool Manager (in season).
Dog Tags
Anyone who owns a dog older than 6 months of age shall annually register with the city clerk his or her name and address with the name, sex, and description of each dog owned and kept within the city limits. Upon registration, the owner shall present a current, completed certificate of immunization against rabies.
New residents, within 30 days of locating within in the city limits, must register their dog(s). Any resident who fails to register his or her dog(s) within the 30 days shall pay a fine of not more than $50.00. Ordinance 478, Sec. 1; Code 2005
Certain breeds of dogs are unlawful to be kept within the city limits. Request a copy of the animal code for more detail.
Anyone who owns a dog older than 6 months of age shall annually register with the city clerk his or her name and address with the name, sex, and description of each dog owned and kept within the city limits. Upon registration, the owner shall present a current, completed certificate of immunization against rabies.
New residents, within 30 days of locating within in the city limits, must register their dog(s). Any resident who fails to register his or her dog(s) within the 30 days shall pay a fine of not more than $50.00. Ordinance 478, Sec. 1; Code 2005
Certain breeds of dogs are unlawful to be kept within the city limits. Request a copy of the animal code for more detail.
Youth Recreation Organized youth sports programs are offered through the recreation division of City Hall. Programs offered include:
• Winter Basketball Program (December-January)
• Summer Baseball/Softball (March-July)
• Swimming Lessons (June-August)
Instructors are Red Cross Certified
Participation fees are due at time of sign-up. Teams will be assigned based on the number of participants. Contact City Hall at 785-733-2461 if questions.
Emergency Siren System
The City of Waverly maintains an outdoor emergency notification siren system that also serves as a call to volunteer firefighters in the area. The sirens are tested each day at 12 Noon.
The City of Waverly maintains an outdoor emergency notification siren system that also serves as a call to volunteer firefighters in the area. The sirens are tested each day at 12 Noon.
| Fire A rising and falling tone with a warble or quavering sound warns of fire and alerts volunteer firefighters to respond. |
Alert A steady blast warns of a tornado or natural disaster. |
Attack A rising and falling tone without the warble or quaver warns of an attack. |
Open Burning & Permits
A County Burn Permit may be obtained at the City Hall at no charge. Burn permits are good for 4 years. You must call in before burning begins and will be asked for your permit number.
Citations will be issued to those burning without a valid County Burn Permit.
A County Burn Permit may be obtained at the City Hall at no charge. Burn permits are good for 4 years. You must call in before burning begins and will be asked for your permit number.
Citations will be issued to those burning without a valid County Burn Permit.
Voter Registration
Voters may register at City Hall during regular business hours.
Voters may register at City Hall during regular business hours.