Melvern City Hall:

Phone: 785-549-3447
Fax: 785-549-3286
melverncity@hotmail.com

121 NW Main St
PO Box 116
Melvern, Kansas 66510

Office Hours: 7am-3pm. Mon-Fri        **Closed on Holidays

Dropbox by Front Door Available!

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Community Events:

CITY HALL CLOSED   Monday Jan 16th ,2023 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day 

Harvesters Every 3rd Thursday of Month, Noon at Community Bldg.

Celebrate Recovery program –               Every Tuesday Night @ 6pm                          Melvern Church of God.

CHRISTMAS 2022 

Winner of the Business Decoration Contest for the Gold Star Trophy!

Kramer’s Photography

(Runner Up – “LSB-Melvern Branch”)

CLICK TO SEE THE WINNERS OF THE CHRISTMAS HOUSE LIGHTING CONTEST 2022

Basic Information

Zip Code: 66510
Area Code: 785
School District: USD 456
County: Osage
Founded: 1868

Utility Reminders

The City provides Water, Sewer and Trash utilities.

Non-refundable $100.00 Administration Fee for New Accounts

Utility Account Application-Click Here

UTILITY BILLS DUE BY 10th                $5 Late Fee Assessed after the 10th
Unpaid Accounts after 21st are subject to disconnection. $50 Reinstatement Fee.                                                      **Melvern City Contracts with Credit Bureau of Kansas to collect Past Due Accounts.

Emailed Bills                                      Send your request to have Utility Bills emailed as well as mailed  to: melverncity@hotmail.com

Annual Dog Tags are Required (April)  Dog Tag Application. Click Here!

Trash Pick Up on Thursdays. (Totes need to be curb side by 6am Thursday)

City Council

Mayor: Lynn Weddle

Meets 1st Monday of the month      7:00pm at City Hall

Planning & Zoning

Meets 1st Monday of the Month 6:00pm at City Hall

Welcome to Melvern

Welcome to the official site for the City of Melvern, Kansas. We are located on K-31 highway 4 miles north of I-35 (exit 160) and 3 miles east of US 75 bordered by the Marais des Cygnes River. The surrounding rural countryside is made up of creeks, native timber, crop and pasture land. Two branches of the BNSF Railroad come together here. We have close access to several Federal Reservoirs with Melvern Lake being located only 4 miles west of town. The community is very active and committed to maintaining the friendly rural values while moving into the future. While you visit the site, check out the local businesses, recreation opportunities and read our town history.