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Welcome to the City of Glasgow, Kentucky

We think you will like what you see as you look around our web site and learn a bit about our community.

Glasgow has the ambience and feeling of a small town, yet beneath the surface you will see a unique and vibrant community with a dedication to our neighbors, to industry, to education, and to culture.

Glasgow is home to several major industries, a regional hospital, an extension campus of Western Kentucky University, a 1,000 + seat performing arts center, and much more.

Look around.  We KNOW you will like what you see.

Welcome!

Need to file a complaint, or leave feedback for the City?
(270) 629 - CITY (2489)
CITY Complaints and Feedback

For general questions and information, call
(270) 651-5131

Also check out the City of Glasgow
FAQ - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

 
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Mosquito Spray Program will begin Monday, May 7, 2012
Wednesday, May 02, 2012

As in the past we will spray bi-weekly for mosquitoes on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Beginning each evening at approximately 10:00 P.M. and spray until 3:00 A.M. ensuring each street in Glasgow has been sprayed.

If you choose not to have your area treated by the Mosquito Mist you may call the Department of Public Works to be added to the No Spray List. Names and locations will remain on the list for the entire season or until a call is made to the Department of Public Works to remove the location from the No Spray List.

  • Department of Public Works
  • 310 West Front Street
  • Glasgow, KY 42141
  • 270-651-5977

Glasgow Police Department is participating in 2012 Relay for Life Event to be held on May 11, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012

As a fundraiser to support the cause, we would like to let the public know that we are now accepting cellular phones to be recycled and/or re-used. While making a donation to the American Cancer Society, it also helps the environment by keeping these phones out of our nation's landfills. Cellular phones contain harmful material like lead cadmium that are released as phones break down in landfills. These materials can cause cancer and a range of reproductive and developmental disorders even when the materials are released in small quantities, such as leaching into our soil and drinking water from phones buried in landfills.

Please support our team this year and donate a cell phone for the cause!!!!

Drop off location:

Glasgow Police Department

201 South Broadway Street

Glasgow, KY 42141

270-651-5151

Contact: Kasey Clay Community Service Officer - Team Captain

Site last updated:
Thursday, May 10, 2012
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