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Kirksville City Council Meeting 6-22-26

Published: Jun 22, 2026

Hiring & ProcurementAll

Kirksville City Council Approves Hiring GMP Consultants for City Manager Search

The Kirksville City Council approved a resolution authorizing the city manager to execute an agreement with GMP Consultants for recruitment and selection services for the city manager position. The agreement has a base cost of $18,500 with potential additional expenses not to exceed $26,000. GMP Consultants was selected from 12 proposals due to their extensive experience in executive searches for local governments and their understanding of Kirksville's unique community. The process aims to hire a new city manager for the first time in over 20 years.

Parks & EnvironmentAll

Kirksville Proclaims July as Parks and Recreation Month

The City of Kirksville proclaimed July as Parks and Recreation Month, recognizing the integral role these programs play in community well-being. The proclamation highlighted benefits such as promoting health and wellness, building active communities, increasing economic prosperity through property values and tourism, and contributing to environmental well-being by improving water and air quality and providing habitat. Mayor Zach Burden and Parks and Recreation Director Robin Hardin acknowledged the efforts of the parks department and encouraged residents to utilize available amenities and programs.

Public SafetyInfrastructure

Kirksville Council Greenlights Grant Application for Rock Lake Improvements Amidst Budgetary Questions

The Kirksville City Council discussed a resolution regarding the city's intent to seek funding through the Missouri Department of Conservation Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Grant Program for improvements at the Rock Lake Conservation Area. While the resolution was approved to allow the application, council members expressed a need for more concrete financial figures regarding the city's potential match. Preliminary estimates suggest the T-shaped dock could cost $45,000, and the total project could exceed several hundred thousand dollars. The city's match could range from in-kind labor to 25% of the total cost, and this grant is the last opportunity to use this specific program.

GrantsInfrastructure

Kirksville to Pursue MDC Grant for Rock Lake Conservation Area Improvements

The Kirksville City Council passed a resolution to seek funding through the Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) Outdoor Recreation Infrastructure Grant Program for improvements at the Rock Lake Conservation Area. The grant would cover 75% of project costs, with the city responsible for the remaining 25%. Proposed improvements include asphalting the gravel road, adding a portion of a trail around the lake, a T-shaped fishing dock, and concrete kayak launch and accessible fishing dock. While exact costs are still being determined, preliminary estimates for the T-shaped dock are around $45,000, and city labor can be used as a match. MDC has also agreed to allow asphalt paving, a change from previous requirements for concrete.

Transparency And GovernanceInfrastructure

Kirksville Council Reviews Lease Amendment for Federal Contractor Compliance

The Kirksville City Council held a first reading of an ordinance (Bill 2026-25) authorizing the city manager to execute a lease amendment with the General Services Administration (GSA) for compliance with Executive Order 14398, which addresses DEI discrimination by federal contractors. The lease pertains to 312 square feet occupied by the TSA at the Kirksville Regional Airport and runs through 2029. Staff reported no physical impact from the amendment, stating it aligns with federal requirements for contractors. A citizen, Josiah, expressed concern that even without local impact, the language of the executive order can be hurtful to underprivileged communities. The ordinance passed on first reading.

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