Video, transcripts, and deep links for 102 archived public meetings from 82 Missouri governments — city councils, county boards, and public agencies.
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1:40:02 So if you have concerns about your neighborhood, roads, public safety, development spending, or the direction of our city, you should have the opportunity to come before your elected representatives and be heard, even when what you have…Play from 1:40:02
58:55 …got that contract for somebody to rewrite the zoning ordinance yet? We do actually. They just delivered uh diagnostics for us. So staff are working We do actually.Play from 58:55
2:06 In recognition of the value of public comment on city issues and the importance of allowing members of the public to express themselves on matters of community interest, the Planning and Zoning Commission invites residents and…Play from 2:06
23:01 We bought I think it was a $260 printer because our evidence label printer when we made the move stopped working and we tried everything together with tech support.Play from 23:01
12:57 We also plan to implement various traffic calming features, all new markings to improve pedestrian safety and access across Lindle and on the side streets.Play from 12:57
23:04 Also, with the budget, we're anticipating environmental services rate increases being effective January 1st, 2027. The ordinance that uh will implement those rates will be brought forward after the adoption of the budget.Play from 23:04
40:19 An ordinance authorizing acceptance of funds and execution of a grant agreement with the Missouri Department of Public Safety from the Emergency Management Performance Grant for a total award amount of $89,510.30.Play from 40:19
46:08 Number 16, public safety, homelessness and sidewalk access. Number 19, 76, cities expansion. Number 22, tunnel towers. I think that just goes along with what we're doing in the city and and I think that would be wonderful to do for our veterans.Play from 46:08
22:32 I'll introduce it. First reading bill 5431, an ordinance approving an intergovernmental agreement between the city of Blue Springs and Jackson County for 2026 infrastructure grant funding for Central Park improvements.Play from 22:32
1:01:38 June Frazier: So, as we were talking about on the property tax levy, the state of Missouri limits how much we can actually collect on property taxes every year as an increased amount.Play from 1:01:38
8:02 Well, if we have kids in town that want to mow and they want to approach the homeowners that have the tall grass and they can certainly do so, the city should probably stay out of that.Play from 8:02
21:38 Uh, I'll need to work with the auditor to make some uh budget adjustments uh because both of these managed care payments were unanticipated this year.Play from 21:38
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