We now have a section to display and download various policies you may want to review.
You will find a link to the page under downloads or go to the policies page now.
We now have a section to display and download various policies you may want to review.
You will find a link to the page under downloads or go to the policies page now.
Locations:
Call to schedule at: 850.450.4177
Somewhere in our community, children are hungry. Dad lost his job . . . or is absent. Mom is working two jobs with a toddler and a new baby, or can’t work because paying the babysitter costs more than she makes . . . Life happens.
You can make a difference in the life of someone in our community who lacks the basic necessities many of us enjoy without thinking about it.
Please consider a generous donation today. For a donation link, go to our Food Shelf Page
The moratorium on the sale of hemp derived tetrahydrocannabinols (THC) food and beverages within the city of Browns Valley has been extended.
For more information, please download the document using the link below.
Recent amendments to city code must be published on our website. When we amend an ordinance, it will appear below.
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A list of Browns Valley Businesses with contact information. This list will be periodically updated and posted to our website.
It will be available on our home page under the “Downloads” and “Resident Info” links.
The City of Browns Valley was featured in the February Issue of the LCSC Communicator, a publication of Lakes Country Service Cooperative. The article talks about our plans for growth and what you can do to help.
Check out the full article, below.
The City of Browns Valley requires dogs over the age of 6 months to be licensed. Licenses are good for 1 year and renewable on January 1 each year.
Proof of current vaccinations is required.
Fees:
PROPERTY OWNERS & RESIDENTS
OF BROWNS VALLEY
It is unlawful to shovel or blow snow from your lot onto city streets.
During a snow alert (2 inches of snow or more) please move vehicles off of the street so that the public works department can get the streets cleaned and to ensure that no damage to your vehicle occurs.
It is the responsibility of residents that have fire hydrants on their property to keep the snow removed around them.
The City has verbal agreements with individual residents and/or business owners to stockpile snow on their properties until it can be removed. If you own property that snow has been piled on, and a City representative has not spoken to you about stockpiling, then the snow piles in question have been put there by someone else.