A Chillicothe employee was promoted to full time status in a closed executive session of the Chillicothe City Council. On a vote of 5-0, the Chillicothe city Council approved Troy Cranmer to split his time between the Street Department and Airport. He will work part time as a diesel mechanic in the street department and part time mowing/maintenance at the […]
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Two Conditional Use Permits will be considered by the Chillicothe City Council following their approval by the Planning and Zoning Commission. The Commission members heard the request from Foster Adopt Connect to allow them to provide services to foster children and families at 301 Cowgill, the old “Chillicothe Community of Christ” building. There was no opposition to the request. […]
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The Carrollton Town Board meets Monday at 6:00 pm at Carrollton City Hall. The meeting starts with new business, including, information on the Little Daisy Girl Scouts, Dog issues, and a health insurance proposal. They will also hear reports from department heads. An executive session is also planned to follow the regular meeting.
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The land deal to expand the City of Chillicothe’s industrial development opportunities is four years in the making. City Administrator Darin Chappell says it was one of the first projects he started on when he came to Chillicothe. Chappell says talks continued and the city is working now to finalize the deal for an additional 200 acres, just to the […]
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Municipal Elections for City and School Board races will be April 5th, 2022, the first Tuesday in April, but the filing for the elections will begin and end sooner this year. The State of Missouri set the filing for the April Election to start December 7th and close on December 28th The City of Chillicothe has NO election scheduled for […]
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The City of Chillicothe has an opportunity to purchase three police vehicles for $145,000 that could be delivered very quickly. City Administrator Darin Chappell says these are not in this year’s budget, but they are available NOW. Chappell says, to follow the city’s purchasing policy, they will go out to bid for the vehicles. If the city approves the purchase, […]
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The 42 Cares service for emergency responders was renewed by the City Council. City Administrator Darin Chappell says 42 Cares is a service that provides counseling for city employees. Chappell says some of Chillicothe’s emergency responders have taken advantage of the services. The vote for renewal was unanimous.
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A contract for the purchase of 200 acres east of Chillicothe for an Industrial Park was approved by the Chillicothe City Council. The council approved two ordinances and an agreement to pursue financing to make the purchase possible. The first is a gift of $1.5 million dollars from Chillicothe Development Incorporated (CDI) to assist with the purchase of the 200 […]
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Chillicothe Mayor Theresa Kelly recommended approval for the re-appointment of Rodney Mouton and Debbie Jenkins to the Historic Preservation Commission. Both are currently servicing on the commission and the City Council approved the reappointment on a 5-0 vote.
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A couple of ordinances and two bids are a few of the items on the agenda for the Trenton City Council Monday. The meeting begins at 7:00 pm at City Hall. The ordinances include a Conditional Use Permit for a Used Car Lot at 907 East 9th Street, and an amendment to the dates of filing for candidates for city […]
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