Missouri Sunshine Law

“All politics is local.” This quote is most often attributed to Thomas P. “Tip” O’Neill, former Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives. The quote is especially true on the smallest levels of government, such as Missouri cities, town and/or other governmental bodies. Often, these governmental bodies are governed by an elected, but unpaid board…

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Public Meetings May Begin With Prayer

The United States Supreme Court handed down its decision in Town of Greece v. Galloway on Monday, May 5, 2014. The 5-4 decision recognizes the historical tradition of opening public meetings with prayer. Lyle Denniston, of SCOTUS Blog, provides the following analysis of the opinion and how public bodies should address a prayer policy: First:…

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Robbins assists Mo-Ark Water Company with Water Line Repairs and Extension Project

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is pleased to be working with the Mo-Ark Water Company in Stone County, Missouri, as the Company begins work on water line repairs and to upgrade 6,000 feet of water line to 8 inch mains, construct a new standpipe and well house, and install a new well pump and…

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South Dunklin County Reorganized Common Sewer District formed

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is continuing to work with the South Dunklin County Reorganized Common Sewer District. The District, formed to provide sewer service to the J.D. Community outside of Kennett, Missouri, passed its formation vote in April, 2009. The new District held a board meeting to discuss the project. For more information,…

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Pike Creek Sewer District begins Phase III of construction

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is pleased to be working with Pike Creek Sewer District in Butler County, Missouri, as the District begins work on Phase III of its existing sewer system. The District recently obtained an additional $1,423,800.00 from USDA-Rural Development to help pay for the project. Phase III will provide sewer service…

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Robbins helps Dunklin County residents with sewer issues

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is pleased to be working with the J.D. Community in Dunklin County, Missouri, to address their sewer issues. The firm is working with the federal EPA, Migrant Whole Health Organization and community leaders to help form a sewer district. Funding would come from the EPA and USDA-Rural Development, along…

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Southeast Sewer District begins Phase I construction

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is pleased to be working with the Southeast Sewer District of Johnson County, Missouri, as the District begins work on the first Phase of its sewer system. The District recently obtained $1,922,700.00 from USDA-Rural Development to help pay for the project. The project will provide sewer services to over…

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PWSD #4 of Washington County to begin sewer project

Kennedy, Kennedy, Robbins & Yarbro, LC, is pleased to be working with Public Water Supply District No. 4 of Washington County, Missouri, as the District begins to provide sewer service. The District recently obtained an additional $30,000.00 grant from USDA-Rural Development to help defray contract bids that came in higher than expected. The District will…

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