City of Cheney

June 2nd is the deadline to sign up your garage sale for the City-wide event! Link below in comments. 👇

The brush site will be unlocked on Sunday for those cleaning up storm debris. Please follow the rules on what is taken to the brush site.

Update: pool will open at 2pm

Due to current outdoor temps and incoming rain, the opening of the pool is delayed to 2:00pm today (Thursday, May 28th). We will post another update prior to 2pm.

The citywide clean-up day is quickly approaching on Saturday, June 13th. Call city hall at 542-3622 with any questions you have about if specific items will be picked up.

Sign-up your garage sale or stop by city hall and we'll advertise your sale on a map. The cost is $2. Sign-up link below in comments.

Due to the rain and current temps, the pool opening is pushed back to 2:00pm on Saturday, May 23rd.

Headed to the pool this summer? Skip the wait at the pool and purchase your passes from City Hall before 1 pm on Friday and we'll have your passes waiting at the pool!

Punch cards can be purchased from City Hall or at the pool. If you purchase and fill up a 20 pass punch card, your next 20 punch pass is $55.

Family Passes can be purchased from City Hall. (Family pass members must be on the same tax return.)

Pool parties must be booked at the pool. A form and down payment are required to be completed when booking a party.

City Hall is open M-Th 7:30am-5 pm and Friday 7:30-1pm.
Cheney Pool is open daily 1-6pm.

👀 Things are coming together for our pool opening on May 23rd.
Coolest sign ever ✅
New pool phone number (316) 500-1245 ✅
Huge shout out to John Maus for fabricating our sign, Sherri Ahlberg for the sign design and Albers Finishing for matching the paint colors to our sunshades and slide! 😍

As a reminder, in the event a tornado watch is issued for our area, the Senior Center at 516 N Main will be unlocked. Community members are allowed to utilize the building as a tornado shelter.

The City of Cheney is pleased to announce the receipt of a HEAL grant award totaling $100,000. This grant application was submitted in collaboration with the business owner at 412 N Main St, with the purpose of renovating the building located on Main Street. Constructed in 1964, the building requires significant improvements following the closure of our local grocery store, in order to support the continued operation of a business at this location. The grant funds will be utilized for the comprehensive renovation and revitalization of the building, which will be adapted to accommodate two complementary small businesses: a grocery store and a golf cart dealership. Currently, the golf cart dealership operates without a storefront on Main Street and will relocate its existing operation to Main Street, thereby increasing regional traffic in our downtown area. We are thrilled that a portion of the building will once again be utilized as a grocery store, addressing the gap in services our community has experienced since the closure of our previous grocery store on December 31st.

New Round of HEAL Funding to Assist 15 Rural Communities Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of Commerce David Toland today announced the Kansas Department of Commerce awarded over $1.3 million in Historic Economic Asset Lifeline (HEAL) grant funding to support 15 building renovation projects across the state. When matched with nearly $3.9 million in local....