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Welcome!
On behalf of the City of Princeton, thank you for visiting our website.
Whether you're a resident, a visitor, or just curious, we hope that you'll take the time to explore these pages to see everything that our community has to offer.
If you can't find what you're looking for, please feel free to give us a call at (270) 365-9575, or visit us at our location at 206 East Market Street in historic downtown Princeton.
CITY COUNCIL
- Princeton City Council meets on the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at 5:00 pm in the Princeton City Chamber located in the Tourist Welcome Center adjacent to City Hall.
- If the Monday falls on a holiday observed by the City of Princeton, the meeting will fall on the next regular business day.
- To request to address the council, please contact the City Clerk at 270-365-9575, the Monday before the meeting you plan to attend.
Click here to view archived documents.
- 9 August 2024 - Master Commissioner Sale
- 23 August 2024 - United Way Golf Tournament
- 7 Septmeber 2024 - Black Patch
- Call City Hall at 270-365-9575 to have your community event added!
COMMUNITY LINKS
WELCOME CENTER
The Princeton Tourist Welcome Center (pictured above) is no longer available for rent as it is being renovated for community meetings, planning and events. It hosts Princeton City Council meetings on the First and Third Monday of each month; Code Board meetings on the last Tuesday of each month; the Board of Adjustments; and Zoning and Planning, as well as, events such as blood drives.
To file a code enforcement complaint online, please click here and follow the instructions provided.
Complaints may also be reported in-person at City Hall or by calling Code Enforcement Officer at (270) 365-9575.
CITY AIRPORT
The Princeton-Caldwell County Airport is a publicly owned facility located just 2 nautical miles NE of historic downtown Princeton, and features a 4,100 foot long asphalt runway, a 100 LL self fueling station, and a complimentary vehicle for pilots and guests to explore our community.
For additional information, please click here.
SENIOR CITIZEN CENTER
The Dr. Frank P. Giannini Senior Citizen Center is located at 200 Eagle Street, just east of downtown Princeton and adjacent to Princeton Park. The center is open Mon.- Fri. from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with lunch served daily at 11:30 a.m. There is no cost to seniors (over 65) to eat at the center, although donations are accepted. The center also hosts numerous activities and programs for seniors, including Bingo.
For more information, including a calendar of events and lunch menus, check out the PACS Site.
TRAIL OF TEARS
The Trail of Tears was a series of forced relocations of the Cherokee people from their ancestral homelands in the southeastern United States to new lands west of the Mississippi River. Multiple detachments followed the so-called Northern Route, which passed through Princeton.
A commemorative park (below) stands near where the Cherokee are believed to have camped during their removal, and is overseen by a local commission.
For more information, please click here.
