Cynthiana, Kentucky - City Government

04/08/2026

Ever wonder what happens behind the scenes to keep our city running?

Take a look inside the Cynthiana Wastewater Plant and see the important work happening every day to protect public health, support our community, and keep our systems flowing.

It’s not something most of us think about, but it plays a vital role in daily life here in Cynthiana.

We’d love to hear from you:
• What did you learn from this video?
• Where would you like to see us go next?

04/08/2026

03/17/2026

02/26/2026

A Life of Service Rooted in Community

During Black History Month, communities across the country reflect on moments and individuals who he...

02/25/2026

2/26/26 : Issue Resolved

Notice: Our water phone line (234-7152) is currently down.

The City Clerk’s Office and Mayor’s Office remain available and can be reached at 234-7150, 234-7151, and 234-7153.

Thank you for your patience while we work to resolve the issue.

02/20/2026

City of Cynthiana Welcomes New School Resource Officer at Harrison County High School

The City of Cynthiana is proud to welcome a new School Resource Officer (SRO), Officer Dennis Mabry,...

02/16/2026

Happy Presidents’ Day! 🇺🇸

Today we honor the leaders who have served our nation and the spirit of public service they represent. City Hall is closed today in observance of the holiday and will reopen tomorrow.

Enjoy your day!

02/09/2026

Big news for our city website.

Cynthia & Anna have officially joined the team. Named after our town’s namesake, our new chatbot is now live on the City of Cynthiana website and ready to help answer questions from residents and visitors alike.

Whether you’re looking for city services, meeting info, events, or just where to start, this new tool makes information more accessible, faster, and easier to find, anytime of day.

Give it a try at www.cynthianaky.com and see how Cynthia & Anna can help.

02/04/2026

📸 Then & Now: Pike Street, 1960s to Today

This photo was taken right here on Pike Street in the 1960s- when cars lined both sides of the road and downtown moved at a very different pace.

Today, the street looks different, but the heart of Cynthiana is still right where it’s always been.

Moments like this remind us that towns aren’t frozen in time. They grow, adapt, and tell new stories with every generation. And that’s part of what makes visiting small towns like ours so special: you can stand in one place and feel decades of history layered all around you.

✨ We’ll be sharing more “then & now” moments like this- old photos held up where they were originally taken- so you can see how Cynthiana has changed and what’s remained.

If you love history, walkable downtowns, and places with stories to tell, this is your sign to come wander Pike Street for yourself.