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On this day dedicated to his memory, please join u

On this day dedicated to his memory, please join us in honoring Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. City Administrative offices are closed Monday, January 17, 2022 in recognition of the holiday.

Students at Garfield Elementary School currently a

Students at Garfield Elementary School currently attend at Peach and Nees Avenues, but the school was originally built in 1883 at Shepherd and Minnewawa Avenues. When first built, Garfield Elementary was made of wood, then later updated to include brick features. The school was last in session during the 1950s and in 1990 the school was destroyed due to a fire. The only thing to survive was the brick archway in the front of the school. To this day that arch still stands, sharing a little bit of history to whoever passes it. You can find a great photo of the original brick building, including the standing arch, at https://garfield.cusd.com/GarfieldElementary.aspx #ThenandNow

Broken lid? Busted wheel? If you need a new trash

Broken lid? Busted wheel? If you need a new trash cart in gray (refuse), blue (recycling), or green (greenwaste) please contact Public Utilities at (559) 324-2604 or make a request through our ClovisGo app. We encourage recycling, including the proper disposal of greenwaste and food scraps. The City of Clovis website has a detailed list of what items go in which cart which you can find at: https://cityofclovis.com/public-utilities/recycling-and-refuse/toter-information/

The Clovis City Council will meet tonight, Monday,

The Clovis City Council will meet tonight, Monday, January 10, 2022 at 6pm in the Council Chambers.
Next week's meeting takes place Tuesday, January 18th.
Members of the public who would like to participate online or by phone can do so by going to CityofClovis.com and clicking on Agendas.

Built in 1906, the J.E. Good building, which now h

Built in 1906, the J.E. Good building, which now houses Good Ol' Days Antiques, originally housed a general store called J.E. Good General Merchandise operated by John E. Good. The amazing black and white panoramic photograph gives us a great idea what the building looked like when the picture was taken in 1912. Both the 1912 and current photo of the location are taken at the corner of Clovis Ave and 5th Street. Back then Clovis Avenue was called Front Street, which later became Fulton Street, and finally Clovis Avenue. #Then&Now

NOW HIRING: The City of Clovis is hiring a Senior

NOW HIRING: The City of Clovis is hiring a Senior Information Technology Specialist, which pays $72,336 - $87,912 annually. This position is responsible for supporting the city's Geographic Information Systems (GIS) including AutoCAD, ArcGIS, and online mapping systems. Deadline to apply is January 18, 2022. To learn more about this and other open positions within the City of Clovis, and to apply, please visit: CityofClovis.com and click on employment.

Happy New Year, Clovis!

Happy New Year, Clovis!

When strolling through @old_town_clovis , it's eas

When strolling through @old_town_clovis , it's easy to forget that many of the buildings have been around for more than a century. One example is the Big Dry Creek Museum, located at the southeast corner of Pollasky and 4th Streets. The building, shown in the photo three years after it was built in 1912, has served many functions, including the First State Bank of Clovis. If you squint, you can see a horse standing on the left side of the black and white photograph. The building later served as a courthouse before becoming a museum, where residents can learn about our past. Visitors can enter the vault, where a bank heist occured in 1924. To learn more about the museum, you can visit clovis-museum.com. If you have an old photograph taken somewhere in Clovis, send it our way and we will do our best to photograph what the location looks like now and post it on our social media.

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