We welcome diverse people and professionals who have heart — who care about their neighbors, who aren’t afraid of an honest day’s work and who are eager to help build a better Bird City. Join us — and celebrate the big-hearted way of life we live every day in the heart of the heartland™.

Feel free to review the Bird City Strategic Plan and its goals and objectives for Education, Community & Business Development, Recreation, City Infrastructure & Beautification, and Housing. [View slideshow]

Best Bargains Thrift Store 309 N. Bird Bird City, KS 67731 TEL 303-960-8545 Wednesday to Saturday 11am to 6pm Donations are accepted anytime in drop off box in alley. Call in advance prior to dropping off furniture or large items.

Bird City is a close-knit community of 450 in the heart of America’s charming heartland. This small rural community lacks all the problems of a large city, while retaining what’s important for a thriving population.

Bird City has received $15,000 from the Kansas Department of Transportation to implement Phase 1 of the Safe Routes to School Program (SRTS). This state program focuses on unsafe sidewalks that children use when walking and biking to and from school; encouraging children to walk or bicycle to school more safely.

~ Color the Town – Bird City and McDonald – July 1, 2022 Come join us as we Color the Town before the July 4th Parade. Kids of all ages will meet in McDonald in front of the Grocery store or in front of Bird City Century II at 9:00am.

On October 24, 2022, Bird City Century II broke ground on a brand-new home at 214 W 4th Street in Bird City. This isn’t just any house—it’s a significant step forward in our mission to provide more housing options for our growing community.

Bird City Swimming Pool Morgan Sherlock, Manager PO Box 219 100 N. Rich Avenue Bird City, KS 67731 785-734-2241 Hours: Monday-Saturday 1:30-5:00 pm Sunday- 1:30-9:00 pm Tuesday & Thursday- 7:00-9:00 (Evening Swim)

The Bird City Business Development Scholarship is a scholarship program offered by the Bird City Century II Development Foundation to individuals wishing to expand their education, and live and work in Bird City.

The following communities were granted $775,000 in tax credits, enabling them to raise more than $1 million in seed funding for entrepreneurs in their respective communities: Augusta; Bird City; Chase County; Kiowa County; Linn County; Marion; and Woodson County.