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With more than 650,000 visitors expected to descend on Kansas City for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, local businesses across the region—including in Excelsior Springs—are preparing for an economic boom. At the recent West Gate Regional meeting, city leaders discussed how communities can capitalize on the global event.
Excelsior Springs made its presence known at Friday’s legislative gathering in Gladstone, where city leaders joined nearly 160 attendees in direct conversations with Missouri lawmakers. From business growth to infrastructure needs, the delegation seized the opportunity to champion local initiatives and build stronger relationships with state representatives.
Welcome to Talk of the Town! Each week, we will provide a comprehensive summary of major events, decisions, and discussions that took place in Excelsior Springs. We’ll highlight public comments, social media interactions, and responses from local leaders to give you a well-rounded view of how these stories are impacting our city. We would love your feedback!
Excelsior Springs residents may notice a familiar face back on patrol, as Officer John Miles returns to the police department alongside two new recruits, Joey Leasiolagi and Andrew Burkhalter. With a focus on community connections and teamwork, all three officers say they’ve found a home at ESPD.