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Find out what's happening in Colby. Below is a list of important information.


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Credit and Debit Card Payments Now Accepted
The City of Colby is now able to accept Credit and Debit Card payments.

The Payment Service Provider is Modern Payments Corporation.

Convenience charges will apply to these payments and are detailed on the Payment Web Page.

Payments may be made in person and by phone or Internet.

Users may call 1-785-460-4400 to make payments.

The Web Link will take you directly to the City Payment page.

Credit and Debit Card Payment Web Site

Mosquito Fogging Schedule
The City of Colby crews are preparing to fog for mosquitoes for the remainder of the summer, beginning June 12th.

Mondays or Tuesdays they will fog on the south side of town from Webster south. On Thursdays or Fridays they will fog the north side of town from Webster north.

Please check your yards and empty anything that is holding stagnant water (such as cans, swimming pools, tires, etc.). to help keep the mosquito population to a minimum.

Mosquito Control, What can you do?
Reducing mosquito breeding sites at home
The most effective method of controlling mosquito populations is targeting the larval stage and the sites where they can develop. Once mosquitoes become flying adults, control is more difficult and expensive.

Eliminate artificial water-holding containers. If that is not possible, empty buckets, cans, bottles, used tires and other containers at least once a week.
Clean birdbaths and water bowls for animals at least once a week.
Fill or drain tree holes, stumps and puddles.
Irrigate gardens and lawns carefully to prevent water standing for more than a few days.
Check for water trapped in plastic covers on boats and swimming pools.
Make sure rain gutters are clean and do not hold water.
Stock garden ponds with mosquito-eating fish, such as minnows and goldfish.
Aerate ponds and swimming pools.
Eliminate aquatic vegetation around the edges of garden ponds, which allow predatory fish and beneficial predatory insects to reach the mosquito larvae.
When feasible, raise and lower the water level to allow predatory fish to reach the mosquito larvae.