Mayor Townsend, by Executive Order, has declared a State of Emergency for the City of Dixon
due to the threat of the COVID-19 VIRUS.

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About
In 1794, Revolutionary War veteran William Jenkins established a stagecoach inn five miles north of Dixon's present site, on the old Indian Trail between Nashville and St. Louis. This area eventually was established as Dixon, Kentucky, in 1860 when Webster County was also formed. The city was named for Archibald Dixon, Lieutenant Governor and US Senator, and opened its first post office in 1860. Dixon was incorporated in 1861 and is the county seat of Webster County. Presently located at the junction of US Highway 41A and State Route 132, the downtown area has a number of historic homes and a rich history of Civil War skirmishes.
Mission Statement
The City of Dixon strives to provide a variety of services to the community in an efficient, cost-effective and cooperative manner. The City of Dixon is a proud, proactive, progressive Community committed to providing leadership with a goal of enhancing the quality of life for our residents. The City of Dixon will serve its residents, businesses and visitors through leadership, partnership and the provision of effective and community focused services. The mission of The Mayor, Commissioners and Staff is to work together to create and implement strategies necessary to turn this vision into reality.