Requirements for purchasing of goods and services for the City of Chillicothe was amended Monday. The Chillicothe City Council approved the recommendations from City Administrator Roze Frampton. Frampton says changes […]
Don’t Let Your Private Pool Be A “Nuisance”
Chillicothe homeowners with a private swimming pool are reminded of the City Ordinances about pools. The City ordinance defines a pool to include a pool, pond, lake, or open tank […]
Fireworks Stands Can Open June 20th
The fireworks stands can open next Monday. The State of Missouri allows seasonal fireworks retailers to sell from June 20th to July 10th and again for a short period at […]
No Storage/Shipping Containers
The use of Storage Containers in the residential areas of Chillicothe will no-longer be allowed. The Chillicothe City Council passed an ordinance this week prohibiting the use of storage and […]
Loading and unloading of containers in the port on a bright sunny day
City Attorney Requests Input On Container Ordinance
The City Attorney, Robert Cowherd, requested direction from the Chillicothe City Council on the city ordinance for the use of storage containers. Cowherd says construction companies would still be able […]
Using Fireworks In Chillicothe
The July Fourth – Independence Day holiday has arrived and some early celebrations will take place in area communities and maybe even in your own yard. The Chillicothe Police Department […]
Trenton City Council To Consider Mask Ordinance In Special Session
The Trenton City Council will meet in Special Session Monday. The meeting will start at 7:30 pm at City Hall. While this is an open meeting, the public will not […]
Winter Brings SNOW… That Means Shoveling
In the summer, you as a property owner are responsible for maintaining your lawn to keep it well-trimmed. In the winter, when it snows, you are responsible for removing snow […]
