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Written by Allison Leavitt
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To apply for a booth to sell food, goods, and or conduct activities at the Monroe Lions Park during the 24th of July 2010 festivities, you must complete the attached for and submit to the 24th of July committee.
July 24th Concession Form
In order to have an entry in the 24th of July parade, a parade form must be filled out and returned. You can print the form below and mail to the address listed.
July 24th Parade Form
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Written by Allison Leavitt
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South Sevier Jr Football sign-ups are now available. Click on link below do print form and return with payment to Monroe City or John Hicks.
2010 South Sevier Jr Football |
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Written by Allison Leavitt
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We're are pleased to present to you our Annual Drinking Water Quality Report. This Report is designed to inform you about the quality of the water and services we deliver to you every day. Our constant goal is to provide you with a safe and dependable supply of drinking water.
Monroe City is committed to ensuring a high quality of drinking water along with the best possible service to our customers. Our certified water operators and city personnel work hard to provide a sustainable and clean water supply to our customers.
The City's water department maintains a distribution system of approximately 36 miles of water mains with 142 fire hydrants and 860 water service connections.
Please click on link below to view our report.
2009 CCR- Annual Water Report |
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Written by Allison Leavitt
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Monroe City is getting ready for the 24th of July Celebration. We again will have alot of fun activites... click on the following link to see dates and times for all the fun.
Monroe 24th of July activites
Basketball 3 0n 3 registration form
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Written by Allison Leavitt
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The Monroe City Cemetery burial records are now on NAMES IN STONE (www.namesinstone.com)- a new website that allows cemetery record keepers to post both burial information and grave locations online. This is different than other cemetery websites because the public can easily search for a deceased person and then see the location of the grave on a map. It's almost like really being there!
NAMES IN STONE helps families and researchers find information faster. Cemetery record keepers will soon be able to keep their online information current by updating the website as frequently as they choose. Visitors can add headstone photographs and additional information or comments about a deceased. Best of all, NAMES IN STONE is a free service to both the cemetery and to the public.
For a Small fee, NAMES IN STONE allows visitors to decorate graves with virtual flowers. This is a fun Memorial Day activity for the entire family and a nice way to honor loved ones. |
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