 2009 State of City Address by Mayor Cox
On Thursday, April 30th, Mayor Cox delivered his 2009 State of the City Address as part of the Madisonville-Hopkins County Chamber of Commerce Hot Topic Luncheon. The Mayor concluded his remarks by showing a video promoting Madisonville.....More Details
Storm Debris Update as of May 1, 2009
2nd pass for debris pick-up from the January ice storm, began on April 29 in the City of Madisonville....More Details
New Sanitation Superintendent Knows Waste Management!
On Monday, April 6, 2009, Madisonville Mayor Will Cox introduced Robert L. Janes as the new superintendent of the City's Sanitation Department. The appointment of Mr. Janes fills the vacancy created by the retirement of long-time superintendent Freddie Stafford at the end of 2008....More Details
Shred Day Helps Protect Against Identity Theft
The City of Madisonville wants to protect you from identity theft and is once again sponsoring Shred Day.....More Details
Madisonville Embraces Social Media Technology
Madisonville is embracing the next generation of online technology to provide information and updates to interested parties. Besides its online web site, the City of Madisonville is now utilizing social network media by having its own Facebook page. To get more real-time and up-to-date information about the City of Madisonville you can visit us on Facebook by clicking HERE.
2009 Friday Night Live Dates Announced
The City of Madisonville, Madisonville Renaissance, in partnership with Trover Health System, announces that the 2009 edition of the free downtown concert series and street festival, Friday Night Live, kicks off on Friday, June 12th at 6 PM in downtown Madisonville. In its 9th year, this summer's Friday Night Live event dates are June 12th, July 10th, and August 14th.....More Details
Flying High for Heroes at the Madisonville Municipal Airport
On Sunday, May 17, 2009, the City of Madisonville Muncipal Airport will host "2I0 Flying High for Heroes" - a fun-filled family event that has been organized to raise money for the Mid-West Chapter of the American Red Cross...More Details
Police Department Passes Compliance Audit
On April 8, 2009 an investigator from the Department of Criminal Justice Training conducted a compliance audit of the Madisonville Police Department. The purpose of the audit was to ensure that requirements to participate and receive funds from the Kentucky Law Enforcement Foundation Program Fund (KLEFPF) were being met and that the department was in compliance with Peace officer Professional Standards (POPS) and Telecommunicator Professional Standards (TPS).
The Department of Criminal Justice Training found the Madisonville Police Department to be in full compliance. Furthermore, the investigator found that the KLEFPF pay supplements and the POPS and TPS standards are in compliance with KRS regulations.
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