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Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 will host an open house for the general public on June 3, 2023 from 9 am – 1 pm.

  City Of Moscow Mills is excited the Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 will open its newest firehouse on Friday, February 24 at 7 am. Mayor Flannigan said the city is excited to have the new firehouse to reduce … Continue reading →

We are pleased to announce the bacteriological test on the water has come back NEGATIVE. The Boil Advisory has been lifted as of Noon on January 25th. The water has been confirmed safe and you are free to resume normal … Continue reading →

The City of Moscow Mills will be performing necessary maintenance to tie a water main connecting the New Firehouse tomorrow morning (1/24/23) starting at 8:30 am. We will be shutting down the water service for up to six hours to … Continue reading →

The City of Moscow Mills is looking for volunteers from Ward One (the area north of Highway C) for the Planning and Zoning Commission. Volunteers on this committee typically meet once a month. To apply, please fill out the volunteer … Continue reading →

The boil order and conservation orders lifted. Thank you for being so patient as we worked to restore water service. We, the City of Moscow Mills, are thankful for the diligence of our crews working behind the scenes in fixing … Continue reading →

UPDATE 9/27/22 6:28 pm Tonight, the City’s water towers depleted their supply. As a result, effective immediately, the City of Moscow Mills is under a boil water order until Thursday, September 29th at noon. The city urges residents to conserve … Continue reading →

UPDATE September 26, 2022: As the City continues to monitor water systems and awaits the arrival of critical components necessary for a sufficient backup system, we request residents conserve water. The water system is very fragile and usage can outpace … Continue reading →

Update 9:05 am on 9/23/22 One of the critical parts necessary for a sufficient backup system is scheduled to arrive in two weeks. The City remains in a boil order through 9/24/22 and requests residents eliminate outside water and car … Continue reading →

UPDATE 9:13 am, September 22, 2022   We appreciate your everyone’s patience. We are continuing to work on the water issue. We ask city residents to continue to conserve water (ie: outside watering, car washing). The water pressure is continuing … Continue reading →