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Updated: 2:08 PM CDT May 26, 2021 KMBC 9 News Staff The Northland Republican members of the Missouri House of Representatives said they have asked Gov. Mike Parson to call a special session after city hall budget changes reallocated $42 million from the Kansas City Police Department’s budget.Under Missouri law, the state maintains oversight of the Kansas City Police Department. The representatives made the request in a letter sent to Parson’s office.Last week, the city council passed two new ordinances that reallocated more than $42 million of KCPD’s budget for specific crime prevention efforts.The ordinances were introduced and passed within six hours Thursday. It involves moving more than $42 million from the police budget to a new community service and prevention fund. Spending of that money would have to be approved by the city manager and the police board, which is the group overseeing the police department.The House members that represent parts of
Wearing a seat belt is your best defense in a traffic crash.
The Missouri Coalition for Roadway Safety urges all drivers to make a difference; Always buckle up- everyone, every trip, every time.
The coalition wants to remind teens how dangerous a car ride can be if they don’t take wearing their seat belt seriously.
Car crashes remain the No. 1 cause of death for teens; and often times, a seat belt makes all the difference. Law enforcement will be out in full force March 15-31 to crack down on unbelted teen drivers and help save lives.
The national average for seat-belt usage is 91 percent. Missouri is below that average at only 86 percent, and teens in Missouri fall even lower at 75.5 percent.