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Kansas City Health Department launches community surveys for summer and fall
The Kansas City Health Department will release Community Health Surveys during the summer and fall of 2024, aiming to gather feedback from residents to shape health policies. Two confidential surveys will be mailed: one focusing on mental health, to be released in the week of June 3rd, and another on chronic health issues, set for release in the fall.
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FDA: 2 companies in cities within Clay County received 5 citations in May
There were two companies in a city associated with Clay County that received FDA citations as a result of two inspections conducted in the county in May, according to reports from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Cities located in Clay County saw FDA inspections of 2 companies in May
There were two companies in a city associated with Clay County that received two FDA inspections in May, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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How many companies in cities across Cass County received FDA citations in May?
There were two companies in a city associated with Cass County that received FDA citations as a result of two inspections conducted in the county in May, according to reports from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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How many companies were inspected by the FDA in cities located in Cass County in May?
There were two companies in a city associated with Cass County that received two FDA inspections in May, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Kansas City enacts new regulations targeting illegal dumping
The Kansas City Council has enacted several measures to address illegal dumping within the community. Resolution No. 240456 and Ordinance No. 240458, sponsored by Councilmembers Crispin Rea and Melissa Patterson Hazley, aim to enhance enforcement and penalties related to illegal dumping. Additionally, Ordinance No. 240445, sponsored by Councilmember Melissa Robinson, seeks to introduce a comprehensive curbside refuse collection system and strengthen measures against illegal dumping in the city's right-of-way.
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KC Water restores payment options after service disruption
KC Water has restored its phone and online bill payment platform. All customers will have a grace period for payments due between May 4 and May 31. In-person drop-off and mail options remain available, and paper bills will continue to be sent to all customers with a prepaid return envelope. For any questions about bills or payment methods, customers can call 816-513-1313.
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Neighborhood Empowerment Grant opens new round with $400K available
Kansas City’s Neighborhood Services Department has announced a new round of funding for the Neighborhood Empowerment Grant. Applications will be accepted from May 14 to June 21, with $400,000 available during this cycle and a maximum grant request of $20,000 per applicant.
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FDA conducted inspections of 2 companies in cities located in Platte County in April
There were two companies in cities associated with Platte County that received two FDA inspections in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Jackson County cities: 2 companies received FDA inspections in April
There were two companies in cities associated with Jackson County that received two FDA inspections in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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FDA conducted inspections of 2 companies in cities located in Clay County in April
There were two companies in cities associated with Clay County that received two FDA inspections in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Cass County cities: 1 company received an FDA inspection in April
There was one company in a city associated with Cass County that received an FDA inspection in April, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Kansas City Launches Housing Accelerator Program to Revitalize Neighborhoods
Kansas City, Apr 30 2024 - The City of Kansas City has announced a new initiative aimed at revitalizing neighborhoods by turning vacant lots into vibrant spaces. The Housing Accelerator program, spearheaded by Third District Councilmember Melissa Patterson-Hazley, is set to transform the Washington Wheatley Neighborhood, covering 95 acres of vacant land, including 45 lots.Councilmember Melissa Patterson-Hazley expressed the motivation behind the program, stating, “This initiative was born out of my drive from my house on 19th Street to UMKC, where I noticed over 14 vacant...
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Council Committee Meetings Shift
The City Council has announced a significant change in its standing committee meeting schedule, aiming to increase efficiency and public accessibility to agenda items. Starting on Tuesday, May 7, 2024, the City Council’s regular committees will now convene on Tuesdays instead of Wednesdays.Explaining the rationale behind the decision, a City Council representative stated, "The decision to move the committee meetings to Tuesdays stems from a comprehensive evaluation to enhance the Council's efficiency and productivity, and the public’s accessibility to agenda items." This...
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City Prepares for Severe Weather
Kansas City is gearing up for severe weather expected to hit the area starting Thursday and lasting through Saturday. The city's various departments are collaborating to ensure the safety and well-being of its residents.The City's Office of Emergency Management is on high alert during severe weather events, coordinating resources with partners across the region. Public Works, one of the key departments involved, has a plan in place to deploy crews and equipment to clear debris and ensure traffic flow in case of storm damage.According to a city official, "Depending on...
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Empowering Entrepreneurs: KC BizCare Launches Small Business Capital Program
Kansas City's Small Business (SMB) Capital Program, a joint effort by the KC BizCare Office, the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, and the Economic Development Corporation of Kansas City (EDCKC), has been introduced to provide crucial starting capital for small businesses in the area. The program aims to support entrepreneurship, innovation, and economic growth within the local community.City Manager Brian Platt emphasized the importance of supporting small businesses, stating, "Small businesses are the backbone of our local economy, but also are what make Kansas City so...
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11 companies in cities within Platte County received 11 inspections in Q4 2023
There were 11 companies in cities associated with Platte County that received 11 FDA inspections in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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How many companies in cities in Clay County received FDA inspections in Q4 2023?
There were 11 companies in cities associated with Clay County that received 11 FDA inspections in the fourth quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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NTDF Awards $3.7M for Events
The Kansas City Council has given the green light to the Neighborhood Tourist Development Fund Board’s decision to award $3,755,342 to 199 events for the 2024-2025 Annual Application Cycle. This funding aims to boost Kansas City’s vibrant neighborhoods and tourism.City Manager Brian Platt emphasized the importance of supporting neighborhood events, stating, “Building strong communities starts with supporting neighborhood events. When we come together to celebrate our local culture and diversity, we create bonds that make our city thrive.”The 2024-2025 Annual Application...
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4 Micro-Business Receive Funding!
In a recent announcement, the first phase of the Micro-Business Grant Program, part of the KC Small Business Capital Programs, has revealed its four grant recipients. Launched in February of 2024 with funding support from the Kauffman Foundation, the program has brought a new wave of support to micro-businesses in the Kansas City area.The winners of the Micro-Business Grant Program were selected by a committee comprising various entrepreneurial support organizations, financial institutions, and business leaders. The surprise recipients, who thought they were attending...