Kirksville City Council sets goals for 2024, talks about potential new police station
The Kirksville City Council voted four to one to approve the city's goals for 2024.
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The Kirksville City Council voted four to one to approve the city's goals for 2024.
Nominations being accepted Nov. 1 through Nov. 30
The annual Adair County SB40 Legislative Coffee Chat was held on Monday, Aug. 28, at the SB40 Community Learning Center. Adair County SB40 Board Chair Don Crosby welcomed the community leadership to the coffee chat. Stating that he has been on the board since the agency’s inception, he has grown passionate about the service needs of individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities living in Northeast Missouri. Crosby expressed his appreciation in the robust attendance and expressed interest in the work and collaborative efforts of SB40 and the many community partners.
The annual Adair County SB40 Legislative Coffee Chat was held on Monday, Aug. 28, at the SB40 Community Learning Center. Adair County SB40 Board Chair Don Crosby welcomed the community leadership to the coffee chat. Stating that he has been on the board since the agency’s inception, he has grown passionate about the service needs of individuals with intellectual developmental disabilities living in Northeast Missouri. Crosby expressed his appreciation in the robust attendance and expressed interest in the work and collaborative efforts of SB40 and the many community partners.
The Kirksville City Council at their Aug. 21 regular meeting, approved the police department’s five year strategic plan with Council member Rick Steele voting against the proposal due to his belief that the city needs a second school resource officer (SRO) to patrol its sprawling six-school district.