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​The Harmony Lake subdivision of Oldham County became The City of Goshen in April of 1990, making it the county’s seventh city. The City of Goshen is nestled between scenic highway 42 and Harmony Lake, about six miles north of Prospect and just a couple of miles southeast of the Ohio River. Founded in 1990, our current population is 950 and the City has been an official ​5th class city since April of 2003.​
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​Fall is Proof that CHANGE is Beautiful!!

Please remember to always be on the lookout for kids as you are driving through the neighborhood - check before backing out of your driveway, when you stop at the stop signs, and when turning corners. With the weather turning cooler, lots of kiddos are out playing, riding bikes, and families are going for walks. 

​The Springmeadow Park is open and ready for visitors. Please get out and enjoy this beautiful park, but please be respectful of the equipment, courts, and benches. 

Enjoy the season!!!!
Click here for the City Budget Ordinance 2022-23

CITY OF GOSHEN, KENTUCKY
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for 2021​
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Click here for YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2020​
Click for Spring 2022 Newsletter Release​
​Click here for the Fall 2021 Newsletter Release
​Click here for the latest Oct/Nov/Dec 2021 Newsletter
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For any needs with the garbage pickup for City of Goshen residents such as needing a large item picked up, needing a trash can replaced etc., please email Republic at Goshen@RepublicServices.com and be sure they respond prior to placing any large items or broken cans out for pick up.
You can also call Monday - Friday call times 7:30AM to 5PM, 638-9000 

New Fall Updates -
Storm Water Education Section

How Littering Can Affect Local Waterways
Garbage can easily become aquatic trash if it is not properly disposed of or securely contained. When garbage is littered on the ground rather than placed in a recycle, compost, or trash bin, rain and wind often carries it into storm drains, streams, lakes, and rivers. For example, a cigarette butt tossed on the ground might wash into a storm drain and travel through the stormwater system, which in some cases, leads directly into waterways.
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Local interactive map for our
​area zip code from the EPA
​Interactive map of our area

​The Value of Trees in controlling storm water
Factsheet Trees-for-stormwater-management

Goshen typically experiences a high level of rain during this period of time and often we get rain before snow or ice. Please remember these simple things during this time of the year to keep our waterways clean and pollution free.

Don't forget that for major construction or expansions or for major improvements you need to fill out and return an Architectural Control Form.
Click here for a copy

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