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Farmington Public Works Dept.
101 S Jefferson St
Farmington, MO, 63640
(573) 756-0608

Residents in the area of Taylor Ave & Laura Ave will experience a water outage on 10.26.26 from approximately 8:00am-2:0...
10/23/2026

Residents in the area of Taylor Ave & Laura Ave will experience a water outage on 10.26.26 from approximately 8:00am-2:00pm due to a water main installation.

💧Please note, once water is restored customers may experience sputtering faucets and cloudy water due to trapped air in the lines. This usually resolves within a few minutes of running water after service is restored.

Thank you for your patience during the outage while we work on the installation.

UPDATE: Water has been restored in all areas. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call or text our 24-hour n...
10/12/2026

UPDATE: Water has been restored in all areas. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call or text our 24-hour notification line at 833-990-3370.

A water main has been damaged in the Farmington Meadows neighborhood. The damage occurred after a boring contractor accidentally struck a water line.

City crews are on-site and working to make repairs. Repairs are expected to be completed between 5pm-6pm on Monday, October 12.

Residents in the area may experience loss of water or loss of water pressure during the repair.

💧Please note, once water is restored customers may experience sputtering faucets and cloudy water due to trapped air in the lines. This usually resolves within a few minutes of running water after service is restored.

Thank you for your patience while we work to make repairs.

Your community. Your utility. Your power. This , we celebrate the public service and shared commitment that keep Farmin...
10/08/2026

Your community. Your utility. Your power. This , we celebrate the public service and shared commitment that keep Farmington moving forward.

This week we're celebrating !🎉Reliable service takes planning, preparation, and a team committed to the community it se...
10/05/2026

This week we're celebrating !🎉

Reliable service takes planning, preparation, and a team committed to the community it serves. During , we recognize the employees of Farmington City Light & Water who work year-round to keep Farmington powered and respond when our neighbors need us most.

UPDATE: Water has been restored in all areas. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call or text our 24-hour n...
10/05/2026

UPDATE: Water has been restored in all areas. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call or text our 24-hour notification line at 833-990-3370.

Residents in the area of Taylor Ave & Laura Ave will experience a water outage on 10.06.26 from approximately 8:00am-2:00pm due to a water main installation.

💧Please note, once water is restored customers may experience sputtering faucets and cloudy water due to trapped air in the lines. This usually resolves within a few minutes of running water after service is restored.

Thank you for your patience during the outage while we work on the installation.

The City of Farmington will hold a public meeting on October 13, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Development Service...
10/05/2026

The City of Farmington will hold a public meeting on October 13, 2026, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Development Services Office, located at 101 S. Jefferson Street.

The meeting will include a review of, and opportunity for public comment on, the draft revised flood maps prepared by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). FEMA encourages citizen participation and feedback as it updates its flood maps.

The meeting is open to the public. Comments may be submitted to Larry Lacy, Public Works Director, at 101 S. Jefferson Street in Farmington.

For more information, visithttps://msc.fema.gov/msccontent/Flood_Hazard_Mapping_Updates_Overview_Fact_Sheet.pdf

10/03/2026

📣Progress is coming near the Farmington Crossings Development!

A few important details about upcoming construction:

📆Beginning in January 2027, work will begin on the turbo roundabout at the intersection of Bray Road, Woodlawn Drive, and US Highway 67. The roundabout has been designed to prevent traffic from backing up onto US Highway 67 and improve traffic flow into and out of the new Farmington Crossings Development. It will also help prevent congestion in nearby existing retail and residential areas.

📆Construction is expected to continue throughout 2027, with completion anticipated in August 2027. Because the project is dependent upon weather and construction scheduling, an exact completion date is not known at this time.

🚗During the planning process, there has been discussion about whether roundabouts are safe, user-friendly, and effective. Before approving plans, the City of Farmington dedicated considerable time to studying and evaluating the implementation of the roundabout. This included partnering with the Missouri Department of Transportation on plans to enhance traffic flow, improve safety, and modernize the infrastructure within this corridor.

📝In June of 2025, Lochmueller Group was hired by the Farmington Crossings developer to prepare a traffic study of the traffic impacts in the area. Several solutions were evaluated, including a traffic signal at Bray Road & US Highway 67 SB Ramps / Woodlawn Drive. A roundabout was selected as the most cost-effective solution that also satisfied MoDOT requirements.

🗣A public open house was held in September of 2025 that allowed time for the public to review the proposed plans and make comments.

🚨According to the US Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration, modern roundabouts can reduce severe crashes at intersections by an average of 80%.

🛣While a two-lane roundabout is slightly different than a one-lane roundabout, the basic operation is the same. Drivers approaching the roundabout must yield to traffic currently in the roundabout. Notice the reduced speed in the video as vehicles proceed through the roundabout.

We’ll continue to share updates as construction progresses. Keep an eye on our page for more updates as work begins in 2027!

A water main has been damaged on Valley Drive in Farmington. The damage occurred during fiber optic cable installation. ...
10/01/2026

A water main has been damaged on Valley Drive in Farmington. The damage occurred during fiber optic cable installation. City crews are on-site and working to make repairs. Repairs are expected to be completed between 6pm-7pm on Thursday, October 1.

Residents in the area may experience loss of water or loss of water pressure during the repair.

Thank you for your patience while we work to repair the main.

📣Please be aware of the upcoming road closure on Friday, October 2 for the Farmington Homecoming parade.🏈
09/30/2026

📣Please be aware of the upcoming road closure on Friday, October 2 for the Farmington Homecoming parade.

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🚧 Progress Continues on the Bray Road ProjectWork is currently underway on the northern portion of Bray Road, between Sh...
09/30/2026

🚧 Progress Continues on the Bray Road Project
Work is currently underway on the northern portion of Bray Road, between Shade Tree Lane and Woodlawn Drive. The goal of the project is to widen Bray Road near the Farmington Crossings development.

📅 Week of October 5:
Crews are scheduled to begin work at the intersection of Shade Tree Lane and Bray Road. During this time, residents will be able to enter and exit the area using a temporary entrance on the south side of Oak Knoll Condominiums.

🛣️ Week of October 12:
Once the intersection work is complete, asphalt work is expected to begin.

🚧 Mid-Late October:
During the next phase of the project, traffic from Oak Knoll Condominiums will be able to use the improved Bray Road to go North. Residents of Oak Knoll Subdivision will use a temporary detour at Oak Knoll and Bray Road while the storm sewer is updated. Residents who live on Oak Knoll Drive will be able to access their properties by driving through the construction area. Please use caution when traveling through the area and watch for signage and workers. The completion timeline for this portion of the project has not been specifically determined due to potential weather impacts.

Thank you for your patience as we continue making progress on the Bray Road Project. Timelines are subject to change due to scheduling and weather. We’ll be sharing additional updates soon regarding upcoming work at the intersection of Bray Road, Woodlawn Drive, and Highway 67.

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101 S Jefferson Street
Farmington, MO
63640

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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+15737560608

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