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Columbia’s city manager has an additional code enforcement specialist, in his fiscal year 2026 proposed budget. He’s still working on other details. Columbia city council members asked numerous questions during Monday’s 90-minute work session at
A labor union that represents the city of Columbia’s snowplow drivers, bus drivers and garbage collectors says the city paid at least $5.1 million in outsourcing and overtime in fiscal year 2024. LiUNA Local 955
Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood is recommending that the council vote Monday to appropriate more than $900,000 to cover repair expenses from Easter Sunday’s EF-1 tornado. Mr. Seewood says the money will allow staff to
Columbia’s city council will hear a presentation Monday afternoon at their pre-council meeting about different cost scenarios to rebuild the city’s material recovery facility (MRF) at the landfill. Easter Sunday’s EF-1 tornado destroyed that facility,
Columbia’s city council could have more work sessions in the future, in an effort to make council meetings more efficient. The council discussed the issue at their recent retreat at Old Kinderhook. Columbia spokeswoman Sydney
Columbia’s city council has approved a resolution committing to reducing violent crime. The two-page resolution expresses support for policies that enhance public safety and reduce violent crime. The resolution also says Columbia will continue to
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a resolution expressing support for policies and initiatives that enhance public safety and reduce violent crime. The resolution before council tonight includes a commitment to
Columbia’s mayor, the other six council members, city manager De’Carlon Seewood, department directors and city staff will wrap up their two-day retreat Friday morning at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton. The council is discussing several topics,
Columbia’s city council will be spending Thursday and Friday at a council retreat at Old Kinderhook in Camdenton. The council will be discussing several topics, including the future of Columbia and communicating and governing together.
Columbia’s new Office of Violence Prevention administrator says that we have gangs in the city. D’Markus Thomas-Brown talked briefly about gangs during Friday’s presentation to the Columbia Pachyderm Club at Dickey’s BBQ. Thomas-Brown tells the
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a bill to add two full-time fire battalion chiefs to support the city’s continued population growth. The cost would be about $155,000. One new position
It appears that your water bill will be increasing in Columbia, and the city council will hear a presentation Monday afternoon on a recently-completed cost of service study. The council will hear that presentation at
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