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Mayor Payne State of the City 2010
Job Title Location Type Date
>Telecommunicator (9-1-1 Dispatcher) Owensboro, Kentucky Full-Time 02/05/2010
>Police Officer (lateral Transfers) Owensboro, Kentucky Full-Time 12/28/2009
>Parks Seasonal And Part-time Positions Owensboro, Kentucky Part-Time 12/18/2009
>Public Works Bus Driver (part Time) Owensboro, Kentucky Part-Time 10/26/2009
>Telecommunicator/9-1-1 Dispatch (lateral Transfer) Owensboro, Kentucky Full-Time 08/28/2009
>Reserve (part Time) Police Officer Owensboro, Kentucky Part-Time 04/17/2008

Today's Zones: We have completed our third pass through the city. Loose leaf piles will continue to be collected but will be on a 'call-in basis' until the end of Leaf Season on February 15, 2010.

Follow the progress of crews with this web site, the Messenger-Inquirer, or by listening to WEVV TV 44, Cable 8, WBKR and WBIO radio, or by phoning CityAction at 687-4444.

Shifley-York and Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance Meetings Canceled Due to Impending Inclement Weather

The Tuesday, February 9 regular meetings for the Shifley-York and Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliances have been canceled.  Both alliances will meet next on Tuesday, March 9, 2010.  The Shifley-York Neighborhood Alliance meets at Lewis Lane Baptist Church at 5:30 p.m.  The Old Owensboro Neighborhood Alliance meets at the Wendell Foster Center Administration Building board room at

City of Owensboro Telecommunicator Job Posting

The City of Owensboro is currently accepting applications for Telecommunicator (9-1-1 Discpatcher).  The deadline to apply is 12:00 p.m., February 19, 2010.  Applications and further information are available at www.owensboro.or/police, www.owensboro.org, or by calling 1-270-687-8878, 1-270-687-8867 or

Winter Weather Advisory - February 8, 2010

The City of Owensboro and the surrounding area will be affected by winter weather beginning tonight.  The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory, which is in effect from 6:00 p.m. tonight to noon CST Wednesday.  The storm is expected to bring between two to four inches of snow accumulation.