The City of Exeter has adopted a policy for displaying flags and street banners on City-owned poles. Banners may promote public events, programs, and services. Applications must be submitted 60 days in advance and meet design, material, and installation requirements.
This is an important announcement about your drinking water. Monitoring requirements were not met during the required time frame.
Active Transportation Plan (ATP) initiative to be developed with experienced transportation planning consultants.
Mid Valley Disposal provides service guides that describe available services; how to place Containers for Collection; which materials should be placed in each container; and prohibited materials.
The City of Exeter has joined the California Purchasing Group, a regional purchasing group that helps local governments post, distribute and manage RFPs, quotes, addendums and awards online.
The City of Exeter participates in the Mattress Recycling Program. Old or unwanted mattresses can be brought to the City of Exeter Corporate Yard, 350 W Firebaugh Monday through Friday from 7:00 am to 12:00 pm, excluding City observed holidays. This site is for...
The City of Exeter Consumer Confidence report has been released. The report is dated May 12, 2021. The report shows the results of monitoring the water from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31.
Items such as wipes, rags and even masks are creating havoc in the City’s sanitary sewer collection system and wastewater treatment plant.Because these items don’t break down the way toilet paper does, they clog sewer pipes, put stress on the City’s wastewater...
The goal of the Exeter Street Sweeping program is to maintain the safety and cleanliness of our streets. The maps in the pdf show the schedules of street sweeping in your neighborhood. Exeter Sweeping Time MapsDownload
Remember which contaminants go into the recycle bin and which should be placed in the trash.
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