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In Excelsior Springs, keeping neighborhoods clean and safe is a team effort. Code Enforcement Officer Trish Guarino and city contractor Daniel Shipley are on the front lines, working together to tackle neglected properties, overgrown lawns, and blight. Their shared commitment to preserving the city’s character is as much about people as it is about property.

The Excelsior Springs City Council held a special session on June 30 to address several time-sensitive items ahead of the Independence Day holiday. The agenda included contract extensions, infrastructure updates, insurance renewals, and a board appointment. Council members also reflected on recent community events, including Waterfest and the museum patio dedication.

Excelsior Springs City Council addressed a comprehensive agenda that highlighted the city’s ongoing investments in community health, recreation, and development. Highlights included a formal proclamation for Parks & Recreation Month, adoption of a resolution supporting the Excelsior Springs Job Corps Center, and presentation of annual reports from both the Parks and Recreation Department and Excelsior Springs Hospital.

Excelsior Springs residents have access to a reliable and affordable curb-to-curb public transportation system operated by the City, with routes designed to support riders across the community. Whether traveling to the store, a doctor’s appointment, or local events, this system helps ensure safe, equitable access to services for those who need it most. Operating Hours…