The August 4 meeting of the Excelsior Springs City Council moved forward on infrastructure projects, approved a new waste collection contract, and accepted federal grant funding for the city’s Safe Streets and Sidewalks initiative.
In January of this year the Excelsior Springs City Council presented a reconsideration to the Dangerous Dogs ordinance that included a Pit Bull “breed ban” established in 1987. After holding a Listening Post in March, the ordinance’s language was revised to strike the language that bans Pit Bull breeds, but leaves the dangerous dog sections…
Rebuilding American Infrastructure with Sustainability and Equity (RAISE) has awarded $21.5 million dollars in grant funding to the City of Excelsior Springs for the Safe Streets and Sidewalks Infrastructure project. The project, which has been in development for nearly a decade, will bring transformational infrastructure changes to our city, connecting the community, enhancing business opportunities,…
Do you know someone who goes above and beyond to maintain their home and property? Now you can nominate them to win a Curb Appeal Award from the Thrive Excelsior program. Thrive Excelsior is made up of residents and stakeholders in the community, in the fields of business, tourism, education, healthcare, nonprofits and government entities….
