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Scoop It! Campaign
Dog fouling not only ruins the use of public spaces for others, it can spread disease, especially to our children. Help keep our city safe and beautiful for everyone.
Learn the three rules of responsible dog walking and spread the news to other pet owners by printing the Scoop It! campaign poster and posting it prominently.
For more information and full-size poster for the Scoop It! campaign, click here.
Maysville Independence Day Celebration
The Maysville 4th of July parade is a long-standing tradition. Andy and Hula Duke and Margaret Calvert ride in a surrey in this 1997 photo.
8 a.m. -- 5-K Run, Limestone & 2nd streets, sponsored by Knights of Columbus.
11:30 a.m. -- Baby Show, lot across from Conference Center, sponsored by Limestone Family YMCA.
4:45 p.m. -- Bicycle Decorating Contest, Rotary Park, sponsored by Wald LLC.
5 p.m. -- Community Band, Second Street Mall.
5:30 p.m. -- Parade line-up, 2nd Street, under the trestle.
6 p.m. -- Parade with Grand Marshall Coralie Runyon-Jones
7 p.m. -- Patriotic Musical Performance by The Limestone Chorale & Ballard High School, lot across from Conference Center.
8-10 p.m. -- Jingles the Clown, DJ Music N-Motion & Food at Limestone Landing.
10 p.m. -- Fireworks
Hoop It Up tour comes to Maysville in July
National Hoop It Up basketball tour will hit the streets of Maysville, July 11-12. Games will be held on Second Street between Limestone and Sutton streets. Pool Saturday, eliminations Sunday, four games guaranteed. Everyone age 8 and up is invited to participate. For more information or to register, go to: www.HoopItUp.com.
Maysville Transit System begins new Senior Bus Pass program
The City of Maysville has begun issuing permanent, photo Senior Citizen Bus Passes, and the current blue punch-card passes will be phased out.
All Maysville residents age 60 and older are eligible for these passes, and they are available at no charge.
The new senior passes are available at the Maysville Municipal Building, 216 Bridge St., 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Please bring in documentation showing your name, Maysville address, and birth date. Your photo will be taken for your bus pass at city hall. Allow 30 minutes for your bus pass to be processed.
The blue punch-card passes will not be valid after July 31, 2009.
For more information, call 606-564-9419.
New Occupational License Requirements
On June 23, 2008, Maysville City Commission adopted a new Occupational License Ordinance to comply with KRS 67.750 - 67.790. All business license renewals are now based upon gross receipts from the previous fiscal year. New businesses are required to submit completed application and fee. Forms are available for download under Businesses -- Taxes & Licensing.
Occupational License Tax Ordinance 08-07
Amendments to Acoholic Beverage Ordinance
On Dec. 11, 2008, the Maysville City Commission adopted amendments to the city's Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance:
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