Due to COVID-19 concerns, the Municipal Court remains closed past security for all other members of the public until further notice.
Last year the Missouri River’s high water levels damaged the slope of the levee.
Parents and guardians should call 816-513-6108 as soon as possible to schedule an appointment.
Effective Tuesday, June 16, the division’s monthly auction of surplus cars, trucks and motorcycles is going online only.
The City of Kansas City, Missouri, on Wednesday issued at total of $79.53 million principal amount of water revenue improvement bonds.
For more information about our fiscal year 2020 audits and activities, view the annual report online on our Recent Reports page.
“The monies generated annually will help us maintain the professional service that we have provided to KC residents."
The Neighborhoods & Housing Services Dept. is recruiting contractors to work on projects for its Housing & Energy Conservation Division.
The manufacturing plant is located in the city's 3rd District, which has had the highest number of local cases.
"KC Water proudly serves more than 170,000 Kansas City residential and commercial customers, and 34 wholesale customers in Kansas City."
The Mayor and Council will review the policies with strong support.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas has extended his Emergency Order with an updated set of guidelines.
“This temporary pause allows KC Water to analyze the utility’s financial position and the economic effects of COVID-19."
Huizenga is moving to San Antonio to become Budget Director there. His resignation is effective June 5.
During last weekend’s reopening, customers dropped off nearly 35K lbs. of materials at the HHW facility, which far exceeds a normal weekend.
City Council is making it easier for small businesses to expand service to their patrons by adopting a Temporary Outdoor Program.
All KCMO administrative buildings, including City Hall, will be closed on Monday, May 25, in observance of the Memorial Day holiday.
KC Water responded to a wastewater overflow near 5324 Cottage Ave. at 8:50 a.m. Monday, May 18, 2020.
Visit the LawMaker site now to sign up, and the policy questions will be activated on June 1, 2020.
Interim City Manager Earnest Rouse has announced a soft reopening of some City facilities, including City Hall, starting Monday, May 18.
The facility will accept materials only from the first 125 cars on Thursdays and Fridays from 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Comprehensive plan sets priorities and reinforces citywide policies and practices that have a relationship to the City’s built environment.
The guidelines announced today will take effect at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, May 15, and will remain place through May 31.
“I am very proud of our KC Water associates who continue to do their jobs to provide quality water services."
A virtual hearing is a video conference that lets you, the judge and the prosecutor meet without going to the courthouse.
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas announced that Kansas City will move forward with its reopening plan next Friday, May 15.
“We encourage all customers to flush their lines any time a structure hasn’t used water or has had little to no use for an extended period."
“Our tap water plays a vital role in keeping each of us healthy and safe during the coronavirus pandemic,” said AWWA CEO David LaFrance.
The City has received an $800,000 EPA grant to clean up brownfields in Opportunity Zones.
The consistent and reliable quality of drinking water is at the heart of this year’s theme, Drinking Water Week, “There When You Need It”.
Beginning May 15, all Kansas City businesses will be able to open, subject to a “10/10/10 Rule.”
On May Day, May 1, we are encouraging Kansas City to show their hearts to one another through simple surprise or gift for friends or family.
There are several efforts underway to promote getting outdoors, being physically active and still maintaining social distance around KCMO.
First event is a city-wide tailgate on Thursday, April 23, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Set up your grill, picnic table, coolers and chairs in lawn.
Sherri McIntyre, the City of Kansas City Missouri’s Public Works Director for the last eight years. Her last day with KCMO is April 30.
Sherri McIntyre, City of Kansas City Missouri’s Public Works Director for last eight years, is retiring after a total 18 years with city.
The first event is a city-wide tailgate on Thursday, April 23, 2020 at 6:00 p.m.
Crews cleaned rock and debris that plugged the 12” pipe and restored normal flow to the pipe.
Proceeds of bonds bonds will be used to fund $21.815 million in street, bridge and sidewalk projects, and $11.04 million for flood control.
“I salute and thank all of our workers who continue to provide quality water services. We are a team and I appreciate everyone."