Welcome to Strong City

Heart of the Flinthills
Strong City is located in Chase, [CS], County in the heart of the beautiful Flinthills on the Scenic Byway, Highway 177. The city itself is famous for its rodeo each summer. The rodeo is one of the first and largest P.R.C.A. approved rodeos in the nation. It attracts over 20,000 visitors in the first week of June and draws contestants from all over the world. The parade travels from Cottonwood Falls to Strong City, the two communities being one mile apart. The 1881 Z-Bar Ranch (also known as the Spring Hill Ranch) is located just 2 miles from Strong City on our nation's newest National Park, Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. The ranch, with a wonderful stone house and famous outhouse, has 11,000 never-ploughed acres of prairie that form the heart of the prairie park. The National Park Trust operates the property.

Population: 477

Elevation: 1182 feet
Latitude: 38° 23' 50" N
Longitude: 96° 32' 12" W
ZIP code: 66869
Area Code: 620

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Strong City AT&SF Depot Restoration

Public Wholesale Water Supply District No. 26

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The Strong City AT&SF Depot restoration is complete. For more information contact City Hall at 620-273-6345.

2017 CCR for Strong City - covering calendar year 2016

2017 CCR for Chase County RWD 1 - covering calendar year 2016

2017 CCR for Public Wholesale WSD 26 - covering calendar year 2016

Upcoming Events

City Council Meeting

Start Date/Time:	Tuesday, September 11, 2018 7:00 PM
End Date/Time:	Tuesday, September 11, 2018 9:00 PM
Recurring Event:	On the Second Tuesday of the month until 3/10/2020 (total 72 events)
Importance:	Normal Priority
Location:	Strong City Hall
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