The Parkville Board of Aldermen approved revisions to the City’s ward map which determines the areas of the community represented by the City’s elected officials. The U.S. Census … More
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City of Parkville Honored with Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for 6th Straight Year
The Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA) announced that the City of Parkville received the GFOA’s Distinguished Budget Presentation Award … More
Parkville Nature Sanctuary to Host Ghost Stories on October 23
The Parkville Nature Sanctuary will host its annual Ghost Stories Night on Saturday, October 23, 2021, from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Parkville Nature Sanctuary located at Highway 9 … More
Parkville City Administrator to retire in 2022
Parkville City Administrator Joe Parente has announced he will retire in 2022. Parente has been Parkville’s City Administrator since 2017 and recently indicated his intention to … More
Board of Aldermen 2021 Strategic Plan Workshop Summary
On August 20, 2021, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen participated in a strategic planning workshop. The Board identified 2022 priorities, long-term priorities and critical success … More
City Recognizes 2021 Paint Parkville Purchase Award Winner
The 9th Annual Paint Parkville event was held August 1-7, 2021. The City of Parkville proudly sponsored its sixth purchase award to support the event and to bring talented artists … More
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Visit http://parkvillemo.gov/community/parks/plp-multipurpose-fields/ to submit your comments via email.
We want to hear from you! @parkvillemo is accepting comments from park users related to Platte Landing Park. Let us know your needs, wants and concerns. We have extended the timeframe to 5 p.m. this Friday, November 26th.
MO Riverfront Trail connects @CityOfRiverside to @parkvillemo. Tips to stay safe 1) Follow standard “rules of road,” even on trails. 2) STOP at stop signs. 3) Yield to oncoming traffic. 4) Look both ways before crossing street/access road. Thanks for using our trails responsibly!
4River Road from Union Chapel Road to the entrance into Thousand Oaks will remain closed through Wednesday, December 1st as crews continue to install storm sewer improvements.
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