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Columbia’s city council will discuss possible expansion of the city’s GoCOMO bus system at their pre-council meeting Monday evening. The council meets at 5 pm at city hall and will be discussing a 36-page report,
An issue that has divided residents in south Columbia for nearly a decade is heading back to Columbia’s city council Monday for a work session. The council will hold the 5 pm work session at
It’s been an issue that has divided residents in south Columbia for almost a decade, and almost led to a recall vote against a former city councilwoman. The high-profile debate over the location of a
After a few hours of testimony and discussion, Columbia’s city council has voted 5-2 to authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia first ward
Columbia’s city council is set to vote Monday evening on a bill that would authorize the purchase of camera systems for Columbia Police and for the Columbia Parks and Recreation Department. Columbia Police chief Jill
Columbia’s new health director will be sworn-in Monday evening. City manager De’Carlon Seewood has announced that Rebecca Roesslet will be the next director of Columbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services (PHHS). Ms. Roesslet, who
A bill to suspend transportation fares for riders of Columbia’s GoCOMO public transit system is scheduled to be voted on Monday night by the city council. GoCOMO has been operating fare free since the COVID
Columbia’s city council is scheduled to vote Monday night on city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget. It is an increase of $12-million from last year and calls for 31 new city positions. Mr. Seewood
Columbia’s new fire chief says his job starts and ends with people. Chief Brian Schaeffer started on August 19, and he briefed reporters on Monday about his vision and priorities: “That has been my focus
Columbia voters have overwhelmingly approved a ten-year extension of the city’s one-fourth of one percent capital improvement sales tax. The final vote on Columbia Proposition 1 was 14,086 to 5,696. Columbia’s city council voted in
Some Columbia residents are pushing back against a proposed four percent increase in water rates. Several residents testified against the plan during Monday night’s public hearing before Columbia’s city council. Columbia Water and Light says
Columbia’s city council will get its first look at city manager De’Carlon Seewood’s proposed $558-million budget this afternoon. The council plans a 2:30 work session at city hall. Mr. Seewood unveiled his proposed budget on
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