COVID-19 Response

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Like communities all over the nation, the City of Edwardsville has taken several measures to help protect our residents in the face of the COVID-19 public health emergency. On this page, you will find helpful information related to the City's response. This is an extremely fluid situation, so make sure you are engaged with the City's official Facebook page (CLICK HERE) as well as the free, bi-weekly e-newsletter the Edwardsville Hotshot (CLICK HERE) for more up-to-date news and information. 
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FAQs

Is City Hall still open?
City Hall has reopened to the public with some restrictions. There is a two-person limit in the City Hall lobby. All guests in City Hall are required to wear face coverings, including when attending public meetings.

E-mail outreach is encouraged. See below for helpful e-mail addresses:
Michael Webb, City Manager: mwebb@edwardsvilleks.org
Zack Daniel, Assistant City Manager/City Clerk: zdaniel@edwardsvilleks.org
Heather Jones, Office Administrator: hjones@edwardsvilleks.org
Katie Ross, Permit Specialist: kross@edwardsvilleks.org
Dave Knopick, City Planner: dknopick@edwardsvilleks.org

Is Municipal Court Still Operating?
Yes, municipal court operations are still moving forward. Court dates are the first and third Thursdays of the month and attendees are notified on their scheduled appearances through the standard channels. Municipal Court now takes place in the Edwardsville Community Center, directly southwest of the City Hall facility (address: 696 S. 3rd St.)

For court questions, you can contact Angela Tate, Municipal Court Clerk, via phone at 913-356-6018, Monday-Friday from 8:00 a.m. through 12:00 p.m. Please leave a message with your name and contact information if you do not get an immediate response. You can also e-mail staff at atate@edwardsvilleks.org.

What's going on at the Edwardsville Community Center?
Reservations and bookings are now being accepted for the Community Center. However, attendance is limited to a maximum of 45-people, pursuant to the Restart WyCo public health guidelines.

In case of an active tornado warning, the Center will be opened up for sheltering purposes. At this time, NO ANIMALS will be allowed in the Center during a tornado event to reduce the possibility of bites and to make room for human use.

Can I go to the City parks or walk on the trail?
The City's parks and trails are still open to the public. However, use of playground equipment is prohibited. Please make sure you are practicing social distancing techniques and remain at least 6 feet away from other park or trail users.


Again, more information will be provided as it become available. For more questions, please call 913-356-6000.