City Manager Molly McGovern announces retirement, resignation effective March 3
McGovern, who has served Excelsior Springs for a combined 27 years across two tenures, announced she will step down as city manager on March 3.
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Excelsior Springs approves first body-worn cameras for police officers
Excelsior Springs Police Department will implement body-worn cameras after the City Council approved funding Jan. 5. Here’s what to know about policy, storage, and public access to video.
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Debate over 60/40 public safety tax split exposes long-term funding crunch for police and fire
Excelsior Springs City Council voted last month to shift the city’s Public Safety Sales Tax from an informal 50/50 split to 60% for fire and 40% for police, a move supporters said reflects the soaring cost of fire apparatus and critics warned would strain police operations. Beneath the percentages, city leaders agree on one point: public safety costs are rising faster than the tax meant to pay for them.
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City Council Advances Senior Meal Delivery, Police Cameras, Nuisance Enforcement
Excelsior Springs council approved fire training facility fees, Axon body/dash cams, and funding to launch the Meals & a Visit program for homebound seniors.
