City Hall to be Closed the Last Week of June 2023

The Log Cabin City Council announced the vacant seat on the City Council on May 13th, 2025 at a special Council meeting to canvass the May 3rd, 2025 General and Special Election, with no candidate having filed for the unexpired 1-year term during the candidate filing period in January. Two individuals stepped forward expressing interest in the Council seat, but one withdrew their application. The City Council interviewed Rick Robertson at a Council Workshop on June 4th, 2025, and appointed him at the Regular Council meeting on June 19th, 2025 to the City Council vacant seat, term ending May 2026. Rick Robertson received his Certificate of Appointment and was sworn in that night and assumed his duties.

Council Turnover at May 2025 Council Meeting

Changes to Trash Services beginning in May 2025

Log Cabin joins Henderson County and neighboring Cities as a Purple Heart City

City of Log Cabin to sell retired office, fitness, and other equipment via online auction

City Wide Clean Up on April 25th & 26th!

Holiday Celebration on Saturday, December 14th, 2024

The Log Cabin City Council announced the vacant seats on the Council and Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) on August 8th, 2024, at a special Council meeting, after accepting the resignation of Teena Linder from City Council and the P&Z. Interested persons for either seat was asked to reach out to the City. Two individuals stepped forward expressing interest in the Council seat; Chris Martin and Paul Eckeberger. Three people volunteered for the P&Z seat; Chris Martin, Joe Clark, and Dave Peterson. At the October 3rd, 2024 Special City Council meeting, the City Council appointed Paul Eckeberger to the City Council vacant seat, term ending May 2025, and accepted the P&Z's nomination for Dave Peterson to fill the Commission's vacant seat via Resolution 24-15. Paul Eckeberger received his Certificate of Appointment and was sworn in at the October 17th, 2024 Regular City Council Meeting, and submitted a resignation letter from the Planning and Zoning Commission. Council appointed Joe Clark to fill the vacancy created by Mr. Eckeberger's resignation on the Planning and Zoning Commission via Resolution 24-19.