South KC Perspective

The 25-year veteran of the department worked her way up from being a civilian records clerk to to the first female KCMO Chief of Police.

“Coalition members are unhappy that only one session will be held in one part of the city.”

South KC Perspective By John Sharp Last month’s 6th Council District annual fall clean up

Mason took a leadership role in constructing four “neighborhood justice hubs” that offer civil and criminal legal services, telehealth support and virtual access to Cleveland’s Housing Court.

In KCMO, rewards of up to $25,000 are available for tips leading to arrests or filing charges in homicide cases.

By John Sharp Free curbside leaf and brush pick-up for KCMO residents who live from

“Community center infrastructure, aquatics facilities, historic fountains and outdated playgrounds will all be addressed.”

City residents also may donate items to area Disabled American Veterans Red Racks Thrift Stores at the Ruskin High School site.

Taxpayers can receive income tax credits equal to 50% of their eligible expenses up to $5,000 for establishing or improving an urban farm.

The letter to the Board noted that one of the most prominent takeaways from the listening sessions was the need for the next chief to build trust in the community through transparency and openness.

City voters approved a 20-year $800 million bond issue in 2017 to fund capital improvements which designated $150 million of that for sidewalk improvements.

A formal grand opening of the facility is planned for this fall.

By John Sharp August 31 is the deadline for submitting applications for funding to the

By John Sharp Grandview residents may take a wide variety of no longer wanted items

By John Sharp KCMO residents may bring documents to be shredded on-site and certain electronic