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Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The project consist of constructing a crossing across Pine Street and sidewalks connecting the PB Housing and Link Park.
Posted
Oct 5, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The project consist of constructing a crossing across Pine Street and sidewalks connecting the PB Housing and Link Park.
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Census ID
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129460
Population
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16,295
Procurement Hell Score
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64 / 100
Propensity to Spend
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Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Poplar Bluff
The board conducted compliance hearings for numerous properties to address code violations and structural safety. Decisions included ordering the demolition of a fire-damaged residence at 1508 Alice Street and a property at 1520 Bethel Street. Several other properties were tabled, allowing owners additional time to demonstrate progress on repairs, sales, or remediation plans, including sites at 203 West Midland Street, 307 Euclid Avenue, 741 N. 10th Street, 1203 N. 10th Street, 830 Garfield Street, 928 W. Maud Street, 616 S. B Street, 605 Lexington Street, and 426 N. Main Street. The board removed 1331 Benton Street from the list following successful completion of renovations.
The meeting focused on updates from the Grow Our Downtown board regarding their participation in the Missouri Main Street Connection grant program, downtown improvement initiatives, and efforts to address vandalism and building security. Discussions also covered property litigation for historic buildings, downtown zoning, and the potential restoration of the Frisco Depot, including options for grant funding and budget allocation issues related to tourism tax funds.
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The board reviewed and approved check register reports for the Electric and Water-Sewer Departments, including payroll and specific expense reimbursements. Financial statements and investments for March, April, and May were presented and approved. The board finalized a new slate of officers for the upcoming term. The Fiscal Year 2025 financial audit was presented and approved following a review of asset and liability trends. The board approved the purchase of single-phase polemount transformers from Alpha Plotter NC, Inc. based on staff recommendations. Additionally, the board voted to recommend City Council approval for the disposal of antiquated records in compliance with state retention manuals, and received a general operational presentation regarding the Electric, Water, and Sewer departments.
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