The council typically meets on Mondays, but the next meeting will be on Tuesday because of the Labor Day holiday.
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Gordon Dickson
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Local government editor at the Missourian and an assistant professor at the Missouri School of Journalism. Helps students develop, report and write their stories for publication. Won second place in miniature golf for men ages 50-59 in the 2024 Show-Me State Games.
The OSHA proposal would require employers to take actions to protect workers from being harmed by extreme heat.
Residents who want to have a say in the city's sewer and stormwater plans may take part in an online survey through Aug. 31.
Chief Jill Schlude said the current training teaches recruits to be "hyper-vigilant" on every 911 call or traffic stop.
The Opportunity Campus will operate as a low-barrier homeless shelter and resource center serving the unhoused community.
Valerie Carroll, the newly elected First Ward councilperson, took the oath of office Monday.
The City Council on Monday also will hold more hearings about the proposed 2025 budget, and fees for rental property owners.
Residents are invited to learn more about how the growing county plans to deal with traffic, housing and other matters.
Residents attended public meetings Wednesday to learn about the city's proposal to use Flock Safety cameras.