Generally, Study Sessions are held on the third Monday of each month at 7 pm in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. Study Sessions are an opportunity for the City Council to study a particular topic in-depth. No formal action may be taken at a Study Session, but general direction is provided.

Regular sessions of the City Council generally are held on the second and fourth Monday of each month at 7 pm in the City Council Chambers at City Hall. It is at these meetings that City Council takes formal action.

During the Fall Clean-up Week, City of Liberty residents can get rid of excess trash, furniture, minor maintenance materials and carpet. Just place the items at the curb or roadway on your regular trash day. Please keep in mind that, with the exception of large pieces of furniture, each item must not exceed 45 pounds or be longer than 4 feet. To assist the trash collectors, please be sure that all items are securely tied, bagged or bundled. The following items are not eligible for collection: -- Sleeper sofas -- Tires -- Hazardous waste (including paint, insecticides, chemicals or batteries) -- Appliances Refuse from remodeling, roofing or major repairs Yard waste Concrete, rock and rubble

Need to get rid of tree limbs that came down over the winter? The City of Liberty tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m, Oct. 21-25 and from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

During the Fall Clean-up Week, City of Liberty residents can get rid of excess trash, furniture, minor maintenance materials and carpet. Just place the items at the curb or roadway on your regular trash day. Please keep in mind that, with the exception of large pieces of furniture, each item must not exceed 45 pounds or be longer than 4 feet. To assist the trash collectors, please be sure that all items are securely tied, bagged or bundled. The following items are not eligible for collection: -- Sleeper sofas -- Tires -- Hazardous waste (including paint, insecticides, chemicals or batteries) -- Appliances Refuse from remodeling, roofing or major repairs Yard waste Concrete, rock and rubble

Need to get rid of tree limbs that came down over the winter? The City of Liberty tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m, Oct. 21-25 and from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

During the Fall Clean-up Week, City of Liberty residents can get rid of excess trash, furniture, minor maintenance materials and carpet. Just place the items at the curb or roadway on your regular trash day. Please keep in mind that, with the exception of large pieces of furniture, each item must not exceed 45 pounds or be longer than 4 feet. To assist the trash collectors, please be sure that all items are securely tied, bagged or bundled. The following items are not eligible for collection: -- Sleeper sofas -- Tires -- Hazardous waste (including paint, insecticides, chemicals or batteries) -- Appliances Refuse from remodeling, roofing or major repairs Yard waste Concrete, rock and rubble

Need to get rid of tree limbs that came down over the winter? The City of Liberty tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m, Oct. 21-25 and from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

During the Fall Clean-up Week, City of Liberty residents can get rid of excess trash, furniture, minor maintenance materials and carpet. Just place the items at the curb or roadway on your regular trash day. Please keep in mind that, with the exception of large pieces of furniture, each item must not exceed 45 pounds or be longer than 4 feet. To assist the trash collectors, please be sure that all items are securely tied, bagged or bundled. The following items are not eligible for collection: -- Sleeper sofas -- Tires -- Hazardous waste (including paint, insecticides, chemicals or batteries) -- Appliances Refuse from remodeling, roofing or major repairs Yard waste Concrete, rock and rubble

Need to get rid of tree limbs that came down over the winter? The City of Liberty tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m, Oct. 21-25 and from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

During the Fall Clean-up Week, City of Liberty residents can get rid of excess trash, furniture, minor maintenance materials and carpet. Just place the items at the curb or roadway on your regular trash day. Please keep in mind that, with the exception of large pieces of furniture, each item must not exceed 45 pounds or be longer than 4 feet. To assist the trash collectors, please be sure that all items are securely tied, bagged or bundled. The following items are not eligible for collection: -- Sleeper sofas -- Tires -- Hazardous waste (including paint, insecticides, chemicals or batteries) -- Appliances Refuse from remodeling, roofing or major repairs Yard waste Concrete, rock and rubble

Need to get rid of tree limbs that came down over the winter? The City of Liberty tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m, Oct. 21-25 and from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

Last day for the City of Liberty tree limb yard. The tree limb yard will be open to Liberty residents from 8:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. on Oct. 26. The site is located on new 210 Highway, approximately 1/2-mile east of Highway 291. Watch for signs and be sure to bring proof of residency. Only tree limbs may be brought to the area. This service is for residents only; no commercial vehicles allowed.

Historic Downtown Liberty Farmers Market runs every Saturday, May through September 7 a.m.-noon and October, 8 a.m.-noon. Vendors carry a variety of produce, flowers, meat, eggs, baked goods, prepared foods and some craft items. Historic Downtown Liberty Farmers Market accepts credit and debit cards along with SNAP benefits, and also participates in the Beans & Greens program.

Get together the fourth Wednesday of the month at 10 a.m. to discuss books you're currently reading or some of your favorites. You might want to share a beautiful poem or compare authors. Do you prefer the feel of a hardback novel or is an e-reader more convenient? Let's discuss it!

Do you need free, unbiased assistance with your health care decisions? Schedule your appointment today to talk with a CLAIM counselor at the Liberty Community Center every Friday to help you be proactive with your health care decisions.

Do you know you should get more exercise, but don’t know how? Are you frustrated because you’ve started exercise programs before, but failed? The Active Living Every Day (ALED) program can help you get on track and stay there.

This program provides your child with their first glimpse at the game of basketball. They will learn the fundamentals of dribbling, passing, shooting and running the court in a fun, safe and positive environment with other children of the same age.

Liberty Parks & Rec Youth Competitive Basketball League is offered during the winter of each year for boys and girls in 2nd - 8th grade. The competitive league is a full team registration only league. Registered teams will be given a practice time at various Liberty school gyms. Teams must be USSSA sanctioned to participate in this league.

This league is designed to give participants an introduction to basketball in a relaxed and learning environment. Standings are not kept and each kid is given an equal opportunity to participate.