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Kirksville City Council approves vacancy policy
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Could Rieger Armory resolution come next year? Officials hope so
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Kirksville License Office closing on Nov 5
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Adair County, Kirksville to receive about $8 million in federal relief
The City of Kirksville and Adair County will soon receive millions of dollars in federal aid.
As part of the American Recovery Plan, nearly $350 billion is being allocated to state and local governments to address economic fallout from the pandemic. Missouri is receiving $2.7 billion, with another $2.5 billion going to city and county governments.
Here, Adair County will receive $4.9 million and Kirksville will get $3.2 million. For other Adair County towns, Brashear should get almost $48,000 and Novinger should get almost $80,000. Those figures are based on population. That money will be disbursed in two increments, with one coming soon and the second a year from now. According to a White House Fact Sheet on the legislation, the funds can be used to:
Scott Williamson picked as next Kirksville Police Chief
Scott Williamson has been selected as Kirksville’s next Chief of Police.
The city announced the move on Tuesday with a press release. According to that release, Williamson serves as a lieutenant with the Kauai Police Department in Lihue, Hawaii. He was worked there since 2008.
He has also experience working patrol, investigations and community relations.
“This is an important position for the City of Kirksville, our department, and our community. I believe Scott will bring a mix of experience and skills with a natural sense of how to work with others, and a proven record of community outreach,” said City Manager Mari Macomber in the release.