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Get to Know Troy. Welcome to Troy, Kansas; Visit Troy; New Residents; History of Troy; History of the Courthouse
Troy invites you to where generations of community and new possibilities meet. Join us at the crossroads of where life comes together. Become part of the family in our little town where heart matters most.
The town of Troy, Kansas was established in 1855 as the county seat of Doniphan County. On October 12th, 1855, commissioners A. Payne and Thomas J.B. Cramer located the site for Troy on the southwest quarter of Section 17, Township 3, Range 21.
City Hall 137 West Walnut St, Troy, KS. If you would like to participate in any of our meetings please call City Hall at 785-985-2101 or 785-985-2265. The meeting begins at 6:00, and will run until it is done, sometimes earlier and sometimes later.
Current Mayor. Micheal Brissett. Phone: 785-985-2101. The Troy city mayor is elected for a four year term.
Get to Know Troy. Welcome to Troy, Kansas; Visit Troy; New Residents; History of Troy; History of the Courthouse
The Troy City Pond is an 8.6 acres private facility, open only to residents of Doniphan County who purchase an annual membership from the City of Troy. The Pond offers picnic facilities and camping areas and a pond which is usually stocked annually by the City.
Municipal Judge: Kelly Fuemmeler. Court Clerk: Pamela R. McNemee. Court dates are the third Tuesday of each month at 3:30 p.m. Address: Troy City Hall. P.O. Box 506. 137 W. Walnut St. Troy, KS 66087. (one block west of the Doniphan County court house)
Get to Know Troy. Welcome to Troy, Kansas; Visit Troy; New Residents; History of Troy; History of the Courthouse
Payments may be made for City of Troy utility bills and Troy municipal court fine payments. Do not make District Court payments.