| Capaha Park Splash Pad Opens Thursday Summer is in the air! The Capaha Park Splash Pad will be open this Thursday, May 1. It will be available to use from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. everyday for free! Walking Tour of Former City Hall May 12 at 5:30 p.m. Preserving with Purpose: Ittner’s Legacy Each May, in honor of Historic Preservation Month, the Historic Preservation Commission (HPC) hosts a tour of historic buildings in the city and/or a presentation on historic preservation. This year, the HPC is pleased to host an event at the Kellerman Foundation for Historic Preservation’s new home, located in the historic Lorimier School building at 401 Independence Street. Join the HPC and the Kellerman Foundation to learn about the building’s 88-year history, with tours of its exterior and interior, followed by a presentation on its famed architect, William B. Ittner. Hear from Dr. Mary Ann Kellerman about exciting plans underway to reimagine and repurpose the former school building as a museum and a center for preservation! Plentiful parking is available behind the building. Refreshments and reception to follow. Disaster Relief Multi-Agency Resource Center for Severe Storm Victims A Multi-Agency Resource Center (MARC) will take place Saturday, May 3 in Delta, Mo. for those impacted by the severe storms and tornadoes that occurred between March 30 and April 8. The MARC will be open between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at 324 N. Liberty. |
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Reserve 911 for emergencies. Call our business lines for any urgent water issues, noise complaints, trapped animals, parking issues or other timely reports that are best handled by phone. If you have a crime/incident report, visit our Police Department’s incident report portal. Use the “cityofcape.org/report” for all other issues such as pot holes, street issues, trash, weeds, nuisances, code violations, building maintenance, or other concerns which, though important, are not immediate in nature. We also offer text reporting via 573-314-5575 (not monitored 24/7). You can ask a question, find specific information, or report a problem to us. Residents can text a keyword or phrase anytime and receive automated responses to common questions like facility hours, public meeting information, and more. You can also easily report problems such as potholes, code violations and nuisance issues as well as have the option to attach a photo.
| Starting Soon Annual Maintenance – Asphalt Overlay Following Council approval on April 7, the following street sections were added to the annual TTF Asphalt Overlay Program with work to begin very soon. Recently completed work from this program included two blocks each of South Frederick, Jefferson, and Middle streets. TTF also supports annual concrete repairs such as recent work on Cape Rock, Perryville, and Clark. The 2025 concrete list is forthcoming. |
| Nancy Ln. (Jan Dr. to Bloomfield Rd.) Sherri Drive (End of Asphalt to Edgewood) Hazel Drive (Hawthorne Rd. to W. Rodney) Redwood Drive (Lear Dr. to Vista Ln.) Bevin Drive (Dead End to W. Rodney Dr.) Dorothy Street ( HO-1118 to HO-1069) Erna Street (Karen Dr. to Cape Rock Dr.) Karen Drive (Erna St. to Jean Ann Dr.) | Wayne Street (Perry to N. Missouri ) Wayne Street (N. Mo. to N. West End) Vincent Ave. (Timon Way to E. Cape Rock) Vincent Park Dr. (End to Country Club Dr. ) N. Middle Street (Amethyst St. to Olive St.) Olive Street (N. Fountain St. to N. Middle) N. Fountain St (Washington to North St.) |
| See it? Report It! Website, Text, or Call Reserve 911 for emergencies. Call our business lines for any urgent water issues, noise complaints, trapped animals, parking issues or other timely reports that are best handled by phone. If you have a crime/incident report, visit our Police Department’s incident report portal. Use the “cityofcape.org/report” for all other issues such as pot holes, street issues, trash, weeds, nuisances, code violations, building maintenance, or other concerns which, though important, are not immediate in nature. We also offer text reporting via 573-314-5575 (not monitored 24/7). You can ask a question, find specific information, or report a problem to us. Residents can text a keyword or phrase anytime and receive automated responses to common questions like facility hours, public meeting information, and more. You can also easily report problems such as potholes, code violations and nuisance issues as well as have the option to attach a photo. |
