 | BURN BAN LIFTED FOR THE CITY OF MADISONVILLE The citywide burn ban has been lifted. The normal Burn Permit process has been reinstated and individuals who apply for permits will need to contact the Madisonville Fire Department Fire Prevention/Life Safety Office at 270-824-2134. As Always, these Permits will be issued on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration such factors as - amount of debris, location of burn, applicable State laws, and above all else, fire safety considerations. Under no circumstances will burning of trash, building materials, leaves, or other debris be allowed. Burn Permits are ONLY good for brush and downed trees only. Unauthorized burning will result in a Citation with a potential fine of between fifty ($50.00) and five hundred ($500.00) dollars.
2009 ICE STORM UPDATES For a complete listing of previous updates related to this event, please click HERE.
| | | Madisonville, Kentucky, a city with a rich heritage and an even more promising future! Founded in 1807 and named for James Madison, the fourth President of the United States, this city has grown to be the home for over 19,000 people. Madisonville, a 4th Class City, is located in the heart of Western Kentucky (49 miles south of Evansville, Indiana; 104 miles northwest of Nashville, Tennessee; and 153 miles southwest of Louisville, Kentucky) making this community attractive for economic development opportunities and weekend visitors. The town is served directly by the Pennyrile Parkway (I-69 Cooridor), US Hwy 41 and 41A, and Kentucky Highways 70 and 85, making us easily accessible to all travelers. Madisonville is the county seat of Hopkins County and is a community with a small town atmosphere but with all the amenities of a much larger city. A stroll through downtown revives memories of days past with restored historical buildings from the 1800's and streets adorned with old-fashioned lamp-lighting and brick sidewalks. The scenic downtown area boasts of antique shops and inviting eateries which makes Madisonville a great place to visit or call home. | | |
| | | As you search this website you will find a number of services designed to provide our customers with convenient resources such as online utility bill and property tax payment. You can also sign up for the City's free monthly e-newsletter or search the archives for council minutes and agendas. We desire to provide services that are effective and efficient and hope you find this site user-friendly. The City of Madisonville would like to remind you that Smoke Detectors SAVE LIVES but only if they are in proper working order and have fresh batteries. Please take a few moments to check your detectors to make sure they are in proper working order. | | |
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Successful communities are the result of bold leadership and committed citizens. Madisonville, KY made the intentional choice to engage their citizens through a transparent planning process. In doing so they have unleashed an overwhelming synergy that provides unique opportunities for prosperity and the quality of life that their citizens desire.
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| | | Community Information Index The Community Information Index offers quick economic facts and business data related to Madisonville and Hopkins County. Please click HERE for data related to workforce, education, and business & industry for our area. |
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