Tag Archives: Columbia’s City Council

A $40,000 improvement project at Columbia’s popular Lake of the Woods golf course has been approved by the city council. The project is being funded by the …

Columbia’s city council has approved a bill aimed at hiring bus drivers specifically for paratransit service. It’s also aimed at alleviating Columbia’s bus driver shortage. While the …

Columbia’s city council will vote at their next meeting on a bill to repeal the city’s ban on roll carts for solid waste and recycling. Fifth ward …

A bill to lift Columbia’s ban on roll carts for solid waste and recycling will be first read by the city council tonight (Monday). Fifth ward city …

A bill providing a $15,000 appropriation to temporarily extend tower operating hours at Columbia Regional Airport (COU) has been first-read by the city council. The city manager’s …

While Columbia continues to see a growing need for paratransit service, the city is down 11 full-time and seven part-time drivers. That’s nearly 40 percent of their …

Columbia’s city council has unanimously voted to place the roll cart issue on the August ballot. Under the city charter, the council had to take action Monday …

Columbia’s city council has unanimously voted to place the controversial roll cart issue on the August ballot. The city council voted unanimously Monday evening to place the …

Columbia’s city council has unanimously voted to approve a developer’s plan to build 495 single-family homes and villas near Sinclair Road and Nifong Boulevard in south Columbia. …

Columbia’s city council must take action tonight (Monday) on a successful initiative petition to repeal the city’s prohibition on the use of residential roll carts. City clerk …

We’ll learn details Monday night about a proposal to build a 495-home subdivision near Sinclair road and Nifong in south Columbia. The city council is scheduled to …

Columbia’s city council will tackle the controversial roll cart issue on Monday night. It’s a perennial issue in the city. Columbia city manager De’Carlon Seewood joined host …

You’ll see side window panels this summer at Columbia’s tallest parking garage, which has been the site of numerous suicides since 2011. Columbia’s city council has approved …

Columbia’s city council has first-read a proposal to send the roll cart issue to voters in August. The proposed ballot measure would repeal the city’s prohibition on …

Columbia’s city council will first-read a bill Monday evening that repeals the city’s prohibition on residential roll carts. They’ll also first-read a bill that will place the issue …

Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday night on a bill providing about $500,000 in community memberships to MACC’s state-of-the-art makerspace lab on the Business Loop. …

Efforts to prevent self-harm and suicides at Columbia’s tallest parking garage will be addressed by the city council on Monday night. The city has finished a $489,000 …

Columbia-area residents have another dining option, effective Monday morning. The city’s second Culver’s will open today near the intersection of heavily-traveled Stadium and Bernadette, next to Commerce …

Columbia officials say fencing has been completed on the top level of a downtown parking garage that has seen several suicides since it opened in 2011. The …

A proposal for a cost-sharing agreement with Columbia Public Schools (CPS) for four school resource officers has been first-read by Columbia’s city council. The cost for the …