Preliminary plans for the Creekside developments at the intersection of I-435 and Highway 45 in western Parkville were approved by the City. The Meadows At Creekside (124 … More
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English Landing and Platte Landing parks to remain closed until water recedes
From Parkville Police and Emergency Management English Landing and Platte Landing Parks will remain closed until the area is deemed safe to open again. As of noon on March … More
Platte Landing Park closing tonight (possibly through weekend) due to flooding
The National Weather Service is predicting the Missouri River to continue to rise and crest late Monday evening (3/18) into early morning Tuesday (3/19), which will cause flooding … More
Parkville Uses Federal Grant for New Bridge in English Landing Park – Announces Temporary Road Closure
Through mid-April, vehicle access into English Landing Park will be closed. Crews will be replacing the low water crossing at the entrance to the park with an elevated bridge to … More
City Hall Closed Monday, January 21, 2019
Parkville City Hall will be closed on Monday, January 21, 2019, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, January 22, 2019, at 8:00 a.m. … More
Community Joins Together to Help a Parkville Family in Need
The Parkville Police Department and members of the community joined together to help a Parkville mother and her two daughters with assistance during the holiday season. The family … More
Tweets From City Hall:
Missouri River anticipated to crest tonight through Saturday night @parkvillemo. Main Street south of English Landing Drive and McAfee Street are closed. As water rises it will begin to enter City parking lots. Businesses north and south of railroad tracks shouldn't be affected.
The Missouri River is due to crest at 32.2 feet from Friday evening to Saturday evening. As a note of reference, on July 10, 2011, the river crested at 32.65 feet with water rising to the south of English Landing Drive. Check out these photos from today and from 2011.
Main Street is closed at McAfee Street and all of McAfee Street is closed due to the flooding. Please obey all signs and do not enter the park when it is closed. For the most up-to-date river information visit water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrogra….
Last night @parkvillemo recognized winter winners of the Friends of Parkville Nature Sanctuary amateur photo contest. Tim Verner won for December 2018 and February 2019 and Angie Nikkel won for January 2019. Congratulations!
In case you missed it! Check out a recording of last night's Board of Alderman meeting right here. Press play below or click the following link for the video: vimeo.com/325349168 vimeo.com/325349168
The Parkville Board of Aldermen regular meeting at 7 p.m. tonight will be streamed live at livestream.com/ParkvilleMO/BOA. Visit parkvillemo.gov/government/boa… to download the agenda packet. livestream.com/ParkvilleMO/BOA
Be sure to check out @parkvillemo this Sunday night. twitter.com/erikbergrud/st…
This Sunday (3/24), @parkvillemo gets its closeup!
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From Parkville Police and Emergency Management: English Landing and Platte Landing parks will remain closed until the area is deemed safe to open again. As of noon today, the river is predicted to crest on... water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrogra…
Check out this drone photo taken yesterday of our flooded parks. Thank you Wes L. for sharing this aerial photo!
Missouri River now predicted to crest Friday AM (3/22) at 30.2 feet (4.4 feet less than predicted 3/18). Parks are flooded and will remain closed until water recedes. Main St. south of McAfee Dr. also closed. Police will continue to monitor water levels. #ParkvilleEmergencyMgmt
The Missouri River is now predicted to crest this Friday morning (3/22) at 30.2 feet (4.4 feet less than predicted last Friday). The parks are flooded and will remain closed until the water recedes. Main Street... facebook.com/CityOfParkvill…
The Missouri River is now predicted to crest this Friday morning (3/22) at 30.2 feet (4.4 feet less than predicted last...
Posted by City of Parkville, MO on Monday, March 18, 2019
Check out what's on the March 19th agenda! mailchi.mp/1142d9b3ce72/b…
Board of Aldermen Meeting Information 3/19/19 - mailchi.mp/1142d9b3ce72/b…
Last week @parkvillemo Police Chief Chrisman and Sergeant Tomlin received their 10 year service certificates from the City. Congratulations and thank you for your service to Parkville!
Parkville News Update 3/8/19 - mailchi.mp/6ecb60ba9239/p…
Request for Bids 3/8/19 - 2019 Curb & Sidewalk - mailchi.mp/c3b16921ecd9/b…
Request for Bids 3/8/19 - 2019 Mill & Overlay - mailchi.mp/074b0dc9ea22/b…
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