Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Knob Noster Fire Department.
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Oct 14, 2026
Nov 13, 2026
Managed IT services for the City, including support for its departments’ computers and mobile devices.
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City
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Knob Noster
County
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Johnson
Phone Number
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660-563-8000
Zip Code
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65336
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Knob Noster Fire Department
The meeting included discussions on infrastructure maintenance, specifically street repairs and water line issues, alongside reports on park facility conditions and signage. Key agenda items involved the approval of various liquor licenses and a backyard chicken permit. The board deliberated on a framework for potential downtown brick-and-mortar business grants, approved an emergency expenditure for a water line repair, and discussed transitioning the city's building codes from the 2003 ICC to the 2024 ICC. Additionally, the members reviewed a list of short-term and long-term goals covering utility upgrades, public works, and traffic safety improvements.
The commission addressed the resignation of the Chairman and determined to delay the election of a successor. A public comment was received concerning the use of a specific property for residential domicile. Additionally, the commission conducted a working session to discuss a potential text amendment regarding short-term rental properties.
Public-sector contacts connected to Knob Noster Fire Department.
The board discussed several municipal matters, including a review of recent city events like the Knob Noster Fair, various infrastructure concerns such as potholes, sinkholes, and drainage issues, and the need for street repairs. Legislation was passed to temporarily lift fireworks restrictions for the upcoming United States 250th anniversary celebration. Additionally, the board explored potential changes to the city's open container laws, the feasibility of issuing a Street Bond for road improvements, updates to the building codes to ICC 2024 standards, and a proposal to request the conversion of a historic rail spur for trail extension purposes.
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