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Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission * Rural Development Corporation * Economic Development District ANNUAL REPORT JUNE 30, 2009

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History of The Regional Planning Commission, Boards and Committees The Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission (NEMO RPC) is one of nineteen

regional planning commissions in the State of Missouri, which are authorized by the State of Missouri Regional Planning and Community Development Act of 1966, Revised Missouri Statutes Chapter 251. The Regional Planning and Community Development Act of 1966 permitted the establishment of regional planning commissions to formally organize and band together by counties to promote the spirit of cooperatively working together to solve problems and plan the future development of regions and the State of Missouri.

The formation for regional planning commissions was a completely voluntary effort for the area county and community leaders of the time. The Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission (NEMORPC) was designated such by the State of Missouri by Governor Warren E. Hearnes on the 19th day of March in 1969. On this date, the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission was created; with the boundaries of the commission’s authority to coincide with the boundaries of the counties of Adair, Clark, Knox, Schuyler, and Scotland. The original region served the five counties and 27 incorporated cities for a total of 32 member governments in Northeast Missouri.

In January of 1970, the region hired the first Executive Director, Nelson J. Glasgow and

established a one-person staff and office space in one room within the Adair County courthouse in Kirksville, Missouri. Nelson Glasgow, Presiding Judge of Clark County, was very instrumental in formation of the organization and had been serving as the Chairman of the NEMORPC since March 19, 1969.

On December 22, 1975, the Northeast Missouri RPC entered into a cooperative agreement with

the Counties of Adair, Clark, Knox, Schuyler and Scotland to formulate the Public Housing Agency for the member counties. This joint performance of governmental functions was pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 70.010 to 70.220 RsMO with Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission was designated the administrative agency for the newly formed Public Housing Agency (PHA) and Scotland County was designated as the designated official signatory lead county to act on behalf the member counties with the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The Northeast Missouri RPC Executive Board is the official joint board as appointed by the Missouri statues.

On August 16, 1978, the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission incorporated the

Northeast Rural Development Corporation (NEMO RDC) to expand the mission and objectives for the region in Northeast Missouri. The Corporation was established with the same by-laws as the Regional Planning Commission and the Commission and Corporation be one and the same. On October 2, 1978, the region of Northeast Missouri was designated by the United States Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration as the Northeast Missouri Economic Development District. This was authorized under Title V of the Public Works and Economic Development Act of 1985 to designate multi-county districts for the purpose of fostering and promoting their economic growth.

In 1982, the NEMORPC was outgrowing the original office space for one, now employing

seven, the office moved from the Adair County Courthouse to the Second Floor of the First National Bank Building in Kirksville, Missouri. In June of 1992, the office was moved to Memphis, Scotland County, Missouri to the East School building, which had become vacant due to the construction of a new grade school for Scotland County.


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During the year of 1992, Lewis County, Missouri petitioned the State of Missouri and the NEMORPC membership to join the region. In late 1992, The State of Missouri designated the County of Lewis to the boundaries of the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission/ Rural Development Corporation and Economic Development District. We now serve Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Schuyler, and Scotland counties and the 33 incorporated cities for a total of 39 member governments in

“NORTHEAST MISSOURI”.

PURPOSE The six counties of the Commission/ Corporation are bound together by Executive Order as the

Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission. The region shares, as local units of government, not only a boundary line as such, but the active spirit of cooperatively working together to solve problems and plan the future development of “True Northeast Missouri”. The region experiences the same human, natural, and economic development needs. The region as a unit promotes the public safety, general welfare, and the economic prosperity for our citizens. The region is tied to and accounts for the relationship with our geographic and topography, the existence of our agricultural, rural and urban development. The region has uniform physical, social, and economical problems regional in nature.

STRUCTURE An Executive Board of Directors that is appointed from the general membership governs the

Commission and Corporation. The Executive Board is comprised of one county elected official or their designee and one city elected official or their designee from each of the six counties. The NEMO Executive Board comprises 12 total members.

MEMBERSHIP The membership of the Commission/ Corporation consists of local units of governments within

the region boundaries. Membership is based on a voluntary basis. The members are assessed a membership assessment fee based on their population and are assessed on a calendar year. The operating budget is generated through income the commission can collect from program administration of State and Federal programs and contract services. The funds generated from the assessments are used to match the various state and federal programs as well as the State of Missouri’s grant of $25,000 for the services performed for the region. Member Governments

Adair County Clark County Knox County Lewis County Schuyler County Scotland County Kirksville Kahoka Edina Canton Lancaster Memphis Novinger Wayland Knox City LaGrange Queen City South Gorin Brashear Wyaconda Hurdland LaBelle Greentop Rutledge Millard Alexandria Baring Lewistown Downing Granger Gibbs Revere Newark Ewing Glenwood Arbela Luray Novelty Monticello

Executive Board of Directors- 2008-2009


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The Executive Board of Directors that is appointed from the general membership governs the Commission and Corporation. The Executive Board is comprised of one county elected official or their designee and one city elected official or their designee from each of the six counties. L.P. “Pete” Mayfield, Chairman --------------------------------- County of Knox

Gary W. Jones Vice Chairman---------------------------------- County of Adair

Jim Werner, Secretary----------------------------------------------County of Schuyler

Wayne Blum, Treasurer--------------------------------------------City of Kahoka

John Tippett------------------------------------------------------------- City of Lancaster

Mike Stephenson-------------------------------------------------------- County of Scotland

Nancy Goehl-------------------------------------------------------------County of Lewis

David Strickler---------------------------------------------------------- City of Edina

Jerry Neyens------------------------------------------------------------- County of Clark

Martha Rowe ----------------------------------------------------------- City of Kirksville

Mark Campbell --------------------------------------------------------- City of LaGrange

William Reckenberg -------------------------------------------------- City of Memphis

Minority Representative----------------------------------------------- Vacant @ this time

Past Chairmen of the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission

Nelson J. Glasgow 1969 to 1971 Mike Stephenson 1991 to 1995 Harold Davis, Jr. 1971 to 1975 Donnie Middleton 1995 to 1997 Glenn Estes 1975 to 1977 L.P. Mayfield 1997 to 2001 Pauline Campbell 1977 to 1981 Ron Alexander 2001 to 2005 James B. Shaffer 1981 to 1985 Nancy C. Goehl 2005 to 2009 Harold Davis, Jr. 1985 to 1989 L.P. Mayfield 2009 to Present James B. Shaffer 1989 to 1991 Executive Director’s of the Northeast Missouri RPC

Nelson J. Glasgow 1971 to 1997 David B. Shoush 1997 to 2007 Nathan B. Walker 2007 to Present

Personnel Committee

L.P. “Pete” Mayfield------------------------------------------------------------------------ County of Knox

Jim Werner------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ County of Schuyler


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Nancy Goehl---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- County of Lewis

Nominating Committee

Mike Stephenson----------------------------------------------------------------------------- County of Scotland

Pete Mayfield--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- County of Knox

Gary Jones------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ County of Adair

Budget Committee

Northeast Missouri Executive Board of Directors (See Page 3)


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NEMO RURAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (RDC) BUDGET

2008-2009 2009-2010

RDC Income 2006-2007 2007-2008 Estimated Proposed Fund GL Description Budget Budget Year End Budget RDC 4100 Contract Services $348,248.00 $ 351,645 $ 283,000 $ 358,240 RDC 4200 Federal grants 52,000 71,392 52,000 65,840 RDC 4250 Miscellaneous Revenue 1,000 1,000 600 500 RDC 4300 Local Grants 6,907 52,007 RDC 4600 Interest Received 5,200 5,200 3,400 1,500 RDC 4700 State of Missouri Programs $124,401.00 50,000 48,200 49,450

TOTAL RDC INCOME $ 537,756 $ 531,244 $ 387,200 $ 475,530 2008-2009 2009-2010

RDC Expenses 2006-2007 2007-2008 Estimated Proposed Fund GL Description Budget Budget Year End Budget RDC 5005 Salaries $ 245,640 $ 245,640 $ 248,000 $ 258,600 RDC 5020 Social Security-FICA 15,230 15,230 15,200 15,900 RDC 5030 Medicare Taxes 3,562 3,562 3,557 3,700 RDC 5120 Health Insurance Program 65,102 58,000 49,500 56,200 RDC 5131 Short and Long term Disability Ins. 5,412 5,100 5,200 5,200 RDC 5132 Dental Insurance 3,384 3,200 3,000 4,248 RDC 5141 Retirement program- LAGERS 22,600 21,500 14,500 24,000 RDC 5150 Workman's Comp 2,702 2,400 2,000 2,000

subtotal personnel cost 363,632 354,632 344,957 369,848 RDC 5210 Commercial Blanket Bonds 1,100 2,400 2,400 2,400 RDC 5310 Staff Travel Expense 25,000 21,000 33,800 25,800 RDC 5315 Conference Fees 2,400 2,000 2,500 2,500 RDC 5320 Executive Board Travel Expense 2,800 2,000 2,400 - RDC 5410 Utilities 12,000 12,000 12,000 12,000 RDC 5420 Telephone and Internet 6,500 5,750 8,100 8,200 RDC 5430 Building Rent 16,500 16,750 16,500 9,000 RDC 5440 Mowing and Lawn service 1,000 1,000 1,300 1,300 RDC 5460 Janitorial 2,300 2,300 2,600 2,700 RDC 5470 Janitorial Supplies 500 500 300 300 RDC 5510 Equipment 5,500 5,000 5,900 2,500 RDC 5520 Equipment lease/ MAINT. Agreements 7,000 5,000 1,700 600 RDC 5530 Equipment Repairs and Parts 500 3,500 - 600 RDC 5610 Advertising 3,000 2,500 2,800 2,500 RDC 5620 Dues, Fees, Memberships 6,200 11,500 9,200 7,900 RDC 5630 Subscriptions 550 575 350 350 RDC 5640 Office Supplies 5,000 5,500 8,200 6,000 RDC 5670 Postage 6,200 5,500 5,600 5,600 RDC 5680 Miscellaneous Expense 750 750 300 400 RDC 5685 Reimbursable Grant Expense 6,907 52,007 1,060 1,700 RDC Reimbursable Expenses RDC 5710 Contract Labor 17,000 17,000 16,000 13,000

TOTAL RDC EXPENSES $ 492,339 $ 529,164 $ 477,697 $ 475,198 Budget Summary- Under or (over) $ 45,418 $ 2,080 $ (90,767) $ 332


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NEMO REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION (RPC) BUDGET

2008-2009 2009-2010

RPC Income 2006-2007 2007-2008 Estimated Proposed Fund GL Description Budget Budget Year end Budget RPC 4150 Rent Receivable from RDC 15,000 15,000 15,000 7,500 RPC 4250 Misc. Income 780 800 RPC 4500 Local Assessments 17,500 17,440 17,440 17,440 RPC 4600 Interest Received 9,000 10,500 11,160 7,500 RPC 4700 Mo. Regional Grant Program SB-68 8,901 8,901 13,350 13,350

TOTAL RPC INCOME 50,401 51,841 57,730 46,590 2008-2009 2009-2010

RPC EXPENSE 2006-2007 2007-2008 Estimated Proposed Fund GL Description Budget Budget Year end Budget

RPC 5220 Building Ins./ Gen.& Directors Liability $ 7,075 $ 7,075 7,000 6,900

RPC 5330 Board Meeting Expense 2,800 2,500 3,000 2,500 RPC 5450 Building /Office Repairs 3,000 3,000 4,800 2,200 RPC 5460 Janitorial Service 500 500 456 500 RPC 5510 Equipment 1,000 0 0 RPC 5640 Office Supplies 1,120 0 RPC 5680 Misc. 750 750 490 500 RPC 5683 SB Expense to RDC 2,500 RPC 5710 Contract labor 750 600 RPC Assessments to RDC for Trans 8,901 5,418 RPC SB 68 Match to RDC for Trans 5,099 4,582 17,400 17,400 RPC SB 68 Match to RDC for EDA 3,802 4,583 13,350 13,350 RPC Assessments to RDC for EDA 8,599 10,809

TOTAL EXPENSE $ 41,526 $ 39,217 $ 48,406 $ 46,490 Budget Summary- Under or (over) $ 8,875 $ 12,624 $ 9,324 $ 100

Combined Agency- RPC & RDC Budget Summary

2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2006-2007 Proposed Proposed Proposed Year end Budget Budget Budget

Total RDC and RPC Revenues $584,648.00 $578,136.00 $444,930.00 $522,120.00 Total RDC and RPC Expenses $520,221.00 $568,381.00 $526,373.00 $521,688.00 Budget Summary- Under or (over) $ 64,427 $ 9,755 $ (81,443) $ 432


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NORTHEAST MISSOURI RPC/RDC COMBINED BALANCE SHEET (unaudited)

June 30, 2009

Assets Operating Accounts

Rural Development Corporation $ 56,310 Regional Planning Commission $162,683 Total Operating Accounts $218,993 Investments Rural Development Corporation $ 67,773 Regional Planning Commission $177,888 Total Investments $245,661 Receivables Rural Development Corporation $ 1,725 Regional Planning Commission $ 34,000 Total Receivables $ 35,725 PrePaid Expense Rural Development Corporation $ 441 Regional Planning Commission $ 0 Total PrePaid Expense $ 441

Total Assets $500,820

Liabilities Rural Development Corporation $ 19,230 Regional Planning Commission $ 0 Total Liabilities $ 19,230 Fund Balance Rural Development Corporation $107,019 Regional Planning Commission $374,571 Total Fund Balance $481,590

Total Liabilities & Fund Balance $500,820


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Agency Organization Structure Chart

Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission (RPC)

General Membership-6 Counties and 33 Cities Authorized by the State of Missouri Regional Planning and Community Development Act of 1966, Revised Missouri Statutes Chapter 251. The Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission (NEMO RPC) was designated by: the State of Missouri by Governor Warren E. Hearnes on the 19th day of March in 1969 as duly Organized. Executive Board of Directors is appointed from the general membership which governs the Commission. The Executive Board is comprised of one county elected official or their designee and one city elected official or their designee from each of the six counties and one minority representative. The NEMO Executive Board comprises 13 total members.

Northeast Missouri Rural Development Corporation (RDC)

Incorporated by the (RPC) on August 16, 1978 as a not-for-profit 501( c ) 3 corporation. The Corporation was established as not- for- profit with the same by-laws and executive Board of Directors as the Regional Planning Commission. The Regional Planning Commission (RPC) and Corporation to be one and the same.

Northeast Missouri RPC / RDC

13 Executive Board of Directors Nathan B. Walker- Executive Director

Public Housing Agency (PHA)

Northeast Missouri Economic

Development District

(NEMO EDD)

Northeast Missouri Rural Planning Organization

(NEMO RPO)

Northeast Missouri Revolving Loan Fund and Micro Enterprise Loan

Program (NEMO RLF)


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Organizational Employee Chart

Northeast Missouri RPC / RDC General Membership

6 Counties and 33 Cities

Northeast Missouri RPC / RDC 13 Executive Board of Directors

Nathan B. Walker Executive Director

Teresa Skinner Fiscal Officer

Kathie Small Ashley Westhoff Program Assistant Secretary (part-time)

Community & Economic Housing Programs Planning Programs Development Programs HUD Section 8, Solid Waste

CDBG, USDA-RD, USDA-RD, Management, EDA, DNR, HeRO Data Processing Transportation

David Davison Oleva Riney Nathan B. Walker ED/CD Director Housing Director Director

Richard Harper Patty Howes Sue Morton Inspector/Administrator Asst. Housing

Director Mon&Tues Solid Waste

Management Planner

Ronda Kirchner Housing Assistant Sue Morton Wed-Fri, Housing

Assistant


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Staff Directory Name Title yrs Email

Dave Davison Com./Economic Dev. Director 29 [email protected] Ext. 3008

Sue Morton Hsg. Assist./Solid Waste Planner 29 [email protected] Ext. 3004

Oleva Riney Housing Program Coordinator 17 [email protected] Ext. 3012

Richard Harper Housing Inspector 17 [email protected] Ext. 3007

Patty Howes Assist. Hsg. Program Coordinator 16 [email protected] Ext. 3009

Ronda Kirchner Housing Assistant 11 [email protected] Ext. 3010

Kathie Small Program Assistant 6 [email protected] Ext. 3003

Teresa Skinner Fiscal Officer 1 [email protected] Ext. 3004

Ashley Westhoff Secretary-Receptionist 2 Ext. 3002

Nathan Walker Executive Director 2 [email protected] Ext. 3005

Offices and Hours - Primary Office

Regional Planning Commission: 326 E Jefferson 660-465-7281 P.O. Box 248 660-465-7163(fax) Memphis, MO 63555 TDD 660-465-2242

Monday thru Friday 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30 www.nemorpc.org (web address)

Agency / Housing Outreach Offices Adair: Clark: Knox:

Sue Morton Scotland Co. PHA 106 W. Washington Kirksville, MO 63501 660-665-4615 Thursday & Fridays 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30

Ronda Kirchner Scotland Co. PHA 500 ½ N. Johnson Kahoka, MO 63445 660-727-2013 Wednesday & Thursday 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30

Patty Howes Scotland Co. PHA 107 N. Fourth Edina, MO 63537 660-397-2394 Friday 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-4:00

Schuyler: Scotland:

Sue Morton Lancaster Housing Assoc. 660-457-3030 Wednesday 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30

Patty Howes Scotland Co. PHA 326 E. Jefferson Memphis, MO 63555 660-465-7281 (ext. 3009) Monday thru Thursday 8:30-12:00 and 1:00-4:30

http://www.nemorpc.org/


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Annual Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) And Progress Report

Grantee: Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission Project Number: 05-83-04388-01 Period covered by the report: April 1, 2008 through June 30, 2009 Adjustments: Adjustments to the strategy were not necessary during the course of the year to take advantage of unforeseen opportunities or address unexpected problem. An analysis of the economic development problems and opportunities to include any significant changes in the region’s economic condition are described in the following report of the 2008 Work Program. A list of the Governing Body, Strategy Committee and Staff are as immediately follows:


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NORTHEAST MISSOURI REGIONAL PLANNING COMMISSION BOARD MEMBERSHIP ROSTER as of June 30, 2009 1. Government Representatives Name Jurisdiction Position Martha Rowe Wayne Blum David Strickler, Jr. Mark Campbell John Tippett William Reckenberg Jerry Neyens Mike Stephenson

City of Kirksville City of Kahoka City of Edina City of LaGrange City of Lancaster City of Memphis Clark County Scotland County

Mayor Mayor Mayor City Administrator Mayor Mayor Associate Commissioner Presiding Commissioner

2. Non-Government Representatives

A. Private Sector Representatives Name Company Position Miles Cameron L.P. Mayfield Nancy Goehl Jim Werner

Farm Credit Services Mayfield Farms Goehl Farms Werner Farms

Assistant Vice President Owner Owner Owner

B. Stakeholder Organization Representatives Name Organization Position Gary W. Jones Private Industry Counsel Workforce Development Board CALCULATIONS Number Percent 1. Government Representatives (51-65%) 8 62 % 2. Non- Government Representatives (35-49%) 5 38 %

A. Private Sector Representatives (at least 1) 4

B. Stakeholder Organization Representatives (at least 1) 1

Total Board Membership 13 100%


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STRATEGY COMMITTEE ROSTER

1. PRIVATE SECTOR REPRESENTATIVES (At least 51%)

Any senior management official or executive holding a key decision-making position, with respect to any for-profit enterprise.

Name Company Position Mari Macomber Rodney Smith Phil Tate Steve Murphy Bob Davis William Alberty Earl Kull Jeff McReynolds John Campen Steve McKenzie Vancell Scifres Ronnie Powers Larry Hackemack Melody Whitacre Sam Western Ronnie Oliver Richard Gallagher Gary Mulvaney Terry Gray Dail White Harlo Donnelson Richard Stephenson Kay Eggleston Gary Sees Richard Byrn Paul Allen Mike Stephenson Miles Cameron L.P. Mayfield Nancy Goehl Jim Werner Gary W. Jones

Macomber Farms Smith Brothers Farm Supply Kirksville Regional Industrial Development Clark County Industrial Development Authority Davis Demolition Salvage Alberty Law Office Kull Auto Salvage Fire Safety Systems Campen Plumbing & Heating McKenzie Automotive Humphrey's Feed & Seed Automotive Parts, Inc. MFA Agri Service Schuyler County Times Western Meat Market Lancaster Lumber Gallagher Salvage Mulvaney Agriculture Farms Schuyler County Public Schools Allstate Steel Fabricating Donnelson Dentistry Stephenson Farms Eggleston Accounting See Farms Byrn Sawmill Allen Farms Stephenson Wood Working Farm Credit Services Mayfield Farms Goehl Farms Werner Farms Jones Farms

Co-owner Co-owner Director Member Owner Owner Owner Manager Owner Co-owner Owner Supervisor Manager Media Director Owner Owner Owner Owner Transportation Owner Owner Owner Owner Owner Owner Owner Owner Assist. V.P. Owner Owner Owner Owner


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2. REPRESENTATIVES OF OTHER ECONOMIC INTERESTS (No more than 49%) Persons who provide additional representation of the main economic interests of the region. These may include, but are not limited to: public officials, community leaders, representatives of workforce development boards, institutions of higher education, minority and labor groups, and private individuals.

Name Area of Interest Position Glenda Daniels Jeff Dodson Pam Pflum Rhonda Branson Felicia Scott Chad Yocum James Boatman Adam Davis Judy Cordray Dudley Gillaspy Margaret Gibson Meg Glover Russell Schultz Jason Violette Sandy Browning David Lillard Linda Luckenhoff Terry Fretwell Allan Garrett Terry Mark Richard Crawford Richard Stevenson Martha Rowe Wayne Blum David Strickler, Jr. Mark Campbell John Tippett William Reckenberg

Education Manufacturing Small Business Law Enforcement Small Business Industry Small Business Industry Business Financial Local Government Education Agri-Business Repair Small Business Agri-Business Agri-Business Small Business Insurance Small Business Small Business Business Business Local Government Local Government Local Government Local Government Local Government Local Government

Adair County Library District Librarian Mayor of Novinger Mayor of Gibbs Mayor of Brashear Mayor of Millard Mayor of Wyaconda Mayor of Wayland Mayor of Revere Mayor of Luray Retired Implement Dealer Edina City Clerk Mayor of Newark Mayor of Baring Mayor of Novelty Mayor of Knox City Manager Mayor of Ewing Mayor of Canton Mayor of Downing Mayor of Greentop Mayor of Gorin Mayor of Arbela Mayor of Kirksville Mayor of Kahoka Mayor of Edina City Administrator, City of LaGrange Mayor of Lancaster Mayor of Memphis

CALCULATIONS Number Percent

Private Sector Representatives (at least 51%) 32 53%

Representatives of Other Economic Interests (no more than 49%) 28 47%

Total Committee Membership 60 100%


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FY 2008 EDA Staffing Plan The depiction of the staffing plan for April 1, 2008 – June 30, 2009 is as follows:

Personnel & Position national origin / age hired Nathan B. Walker, Executive Director white male > 40 09-2007 David Davison, ED/CD Director white male > 40 11-1979 Teresa Skinner, Fiscal Officer replaced Sue Morton effective 02/01/09

white female > 40 11-2008

Kathie Small, Program Assistant white female < 40 11-2003 Report:

2008 Work Program

To aid in formulating a work program to achieve its four general goals, the Commission has adopted the following specific regional objectives for FY 2008: 1. Employment Development A. To help create additional new jobs above and beyond those that will be created with projected regional growth thru the proposed dilapidated structure demolition projects in the Cities of Canton, Greentop, Newark and Lancaster. Continue the existing demolition project in the City of Kahoka. The removal of the dilapidated structures will open up space for new building construction, i.e. houses and businesses. Accomplishments Achieved: The Kahoka Demolition project was funded with $134,800 federal funds to match $25,370 of local funds. There were 15 residential structures and 2 commercial structures included in the Kahoka proposal. The first phase is complete. Additional dilapidated structures were selected due to the availability of remaining grants funds. The second phase has been completed. The Canton Demolition project was funded with $ 108,600 federal funds to match $ 18,200 of local funds. There were 8 residential structures and 2 commercial structures included in the Canton proposal. Bids are currently due July 9, 2009.


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The Lancaster Demolition project was funded with $ 75,600 federal funds to match $ 18,700 of local funds. There were 7 commercial structures included in the Lancaster proposal. The environmental review and historic property recordation are currently being prepared. Quantify Deliverable(s): One demolition contractor for the Kahoka project was selected for phase 2 providing employment for 4 people. Difficulties Encountered: Due to insufficient CDBG grant dollars, the Greentop project did not receive funding. The Newark project did not have sufficient participation by the owners of dilapidated structures to warrant submission of an application. 2. Community Development/Transportation A. To reassess the adequacy of community utilities/services throughout the Region thru the proposed City of Wyaconda potable water and City of Baring wastewater collection/treatment construction projects and the transportation facilities, NEMO Regional Transportation Planning Organization, proposed City of Lewistown Street and Drainage project and the proposed Small Bridge Replacement Projects in Adair and Knox Counties. Accomplishments Achieved: The six county Northeast Missouri Regional Transportation Planning Organization (RTPO) was active in assisting the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) in the planned expansions, improvements and replacement of all modal transportation components within the Region. The committee established priority rankings of highway and bridge projects included in the MoDOT 2010-2014 Statewide Transportation Improvement Plan (STIP), major highway projects, safe and sound bridge projects, Statewide Transportation Investment Priorities, enhancement projects and projects


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recommended by the RTPO for review by MoDOT as additional projects. The Canton Historic Street Lighting ($ 70,000 Federal / $ 0 Local) ARRA Enhancement Project was approved and the final plans/specifications are being developed. The City of Wyaconda potable water and City of Baring/Baring Lake wastewater collection/treatment construction projects were funded. The City of Wyaconda potable water project ($ 362,500 CDBG / $ 87,000 USDA-RD loan / $123,500 UDSA-RD grant / $ 77,000 DNR grant) consists of the potable water connection to the CPWSD # 1 of Clark County. After project completion, the City decommissioned their potable water treatment plant. The Baring/Baring Lake wastewater collection/treatment project ($ 500,000 CDBG / $ 681,800 UDSA-RD loan / $ 828,700 UDSA-RD grant) consists of the replacement of the sewage collection and treatment system. After project completion, the PWSD # 1 of Knox County will take over the operation and maintenance of the system and the area will enjoy a safe and sanitary sewerage system. The Clark County and Lewis County Levee Emergency Repair Projects were funded. The Clark County project ($ 134,510 CDBG / $ 506,840 Corps of Engineers) repaired levees in the Mississippi/Fox River Levee District # 2. The project is nearing completion. The Lewis County project ($ 158,500 CDBG / $ 1,731,318 Corps of Engineers / $ 282,830 local) repaired levees in the Union Township Drainage District. The project is nearing completion. The City of LaGrange Commercial Building Buyout project ($ 502,301 CDBG / $ 5,705 local) was funded. It is proposed to purchase and demolish 7 commercial buildings located in the Mississippi River 100 year floodplain. Quantify Deliverable(s): Construction of the ARRA Enhancement Project will be completed by the City during Fall/Winter 2009.


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The City of Wyaconda potable water construction project is nearly complete and is in the final cleanup stage, providing 8 temporary construction jobs. The City of Baring/Baring Lake wastewater collection/treatment construction project has begun, providing 10 temporary construction jobs. Difficulties Encountered: The Lewistown Street and Drainage Project did not have sufficient participation to warrant submission of an application. Due to insufficient CDBG funds, the proposed Small Bridge Replacement Projects in Adair and Knox Counties did not get funded. B. To continue the Neighborhood Development (ND) projects in the Cities of Queen City, LaBelle, Memphis and Glenwood addressing substandard LMI housing. The Home Repair Opportunity Program (HeRO) will address additional LMI substandard housing and supplement the existing ND projects in the Cities of Memphis, Queen City and Glenwood. Accomplishments Achieved: The City of LaBelle has completed 21 houses and has under construction 2 houses as part of their 22 house Neighborhood Development Project. The City of Queen City has completed 12 houses and has under construction 2 houses as part of their 20 house rehabilitation and 1 structure demolish Neighborhood Development Project. The Village of Glenwood has completed 7 houses as part of their Neighborhood Development Project to rehab 15 houses and demolish 1 structure. The Home Repair Opportunity Program (HeRO) addressed additional LMI substandard houses; 6 in Memphis, 2 in Queen City and 2 in Glenwood housing which supplemented the existing ND projects in these Cities.


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Difficulties Encountered: The excessively wet weather delayed much of the outside rehabilitation work. 3. Natural Resources and Energy A. To assess alternative sources of energy in the Region for use in electrical generation, industrial production, agricultural production, home heating and transportation. The procurement of funding for a soybean crushing facility near Queen City will produce soy diesel. Accomplishments Achieved: The environmental report for the project is being finalized. Private funding source was changed and new source has been acquired. Quantify Deliverable(s): Project still has not received all necessary funding. Difficulties Encountered: Availability of private funding. B. To establish, in cooperation with private firms and public agencies, significant demonstration projects of alternative sources of energy at widespread locations throughout the Region. Electrical generating wind turbine projects are planned for locations in Adair and Lewis Counties.


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Accomplishments Achieved: The electrical generating wind turbine project is being planned in Adair County. An Enhancement Zone is being developed. Test sites have received preliminary data but results have not been released. The electrical generating wind turbine project is being planned in Lewis County. An Enhancement Zone has been developed. Test sites have received preliminary data but results have not been released. Quantify Deliverable(s): None at this time. Difficulties Encountered: Receiving and interpreting preliminary data. 4. Environment A. To update and implement a Solid Waste Management Plan thru the NEMO Region C Solid Waste Management District.

Accomplishments Achieved: The committees for the implementation of the Solid Waste Management Plan continue to assist in the determination of the best use of regional resources, energy conservation and their resultant capabilities in order to increase the Region's future production of goods and services.


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Quantify Deliverable(s): There were 4 applications submitted to compete for the approximately $ 85,948 available for district or regional projects and have been approved by Region C District. The applications represent The City of Canton household waste recycling, Truman State University Bulldog Biodiesel reprocessing waste vegetable oil into biodiesel, Kirksville Child Development Center reuse of waste plastic for playground equipment and continued funding for the existing Industrial Opportunities recycling center. Difficulties Encountered: The project selections were delayed due to the loss of project coordinator and subsequent training for the new coordinator. Evaluate: The goals and objectives identified in the CEDS were developed to depict the planned developments in the near future for economic growth. The combined efforts and participation in the CEDS effort by NEMO RPC, Community and Private involvement has resulted in the matching of $4,848,469 of Federal Grant Funds with $1,306,975 of Local/State Funds and USDA-RD loans.


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Schedule: Schedule achievable goals and plan of action for the coming year. In order to schedule achievable goals and plan of action by which to implement our work program we have established the priority list for these projects as follows:

IMPLEMENTATION/ACTION PLAN

Project Infrastructure:

Cost Estimate

Funding Source Estimated Date

Adair Co. Bridges 360,900 est Local, DED 2009

Knox Co. Bridges 213,800 est Local, DED 2009

Scotland Co. Bridges 251,100 est Local, DED 2009

Greentop Demo 37,800 est Local, DED 2009

Clark Co. Levees 477,400 est Local, DED 2009

Alexandria Pumps 122,200 est Local, DED 2009

Local – County, City or District DED – Missouri Department of Economic Development DNR – Missouri Department of Natural Resources USDA-RD–United States Department of Agriculture-Rural Development MoDOT – Missouri Department of Transportation PWSD - Public Water Supply District


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2009 Work Program To aid in formulating a revised work program to achieve its four general goals, the Commission has adopted the following specific regional objectives for FY 2009: 1. Employment Development A. To help create additional new jobs above and beyond those that will be created with projected regional growth thru the proposed dilapidated structure demolition projects in the Cities of Greentop and Memphis. To continue the existing demolition projects in the Cities of Kahoka, Canton and Lancaster. The removal of the dilapidated structures will open up space for new building construction, i.e. houses and businesses. B. To enhance the economic vitality and quality of life of our communities by means of participation with the regional cooperative effort of the 14 county Northeast Missouri Development Partnership. C. To research and identify needs suitable for review and consideration as American Recovery and Reinvestment Act projects. D. To promote and assist in the Missouri Rural Enterprise & Innovation Center (MREIC), NEMO Innovators’ Café which is a pilot project that will provide local and regional entrepreneurs with a place to explore business ideas, create additional local jobs and strengthen our area economy. The entrepreneur assistance center will feature opportunities for round-table discussions, programming on business specific topics and network with other entrepreneurs, including how to launch a business on-line. 2. Community Development/Transportation A. To reassess the adequacy of community utilities/services throughout the Region thru the funded City of Wyaconda potable water and City of Baring wastewater collection/treatment construction projects, the transportation facilities within the region of the NEMO Regional Transportation Planning Organization, project and the proposed Small Bridge Replacement Projects in Adair, Knox and Scotland Counties. B. To continue the Neighborhood Development (ND) projects in the Cities of Queen City, LaBelle, Memphis and Glenwood addressing substandard LMI housing. The FY 08 Home Repair Opportunity Program (HeRO) will address 11 additional LMI owner occupied substandard housing units and supplement the existing ND projects in the Cities of Memphis, Queen City and Glenwood. The FY 09 Home Repair Opportunity Program (HeRO) will address 11 LMI owner occupied substandard housing units in the Cities of Brashear and Edina. 3. Natural Resources and Energy A. To assess alternative sources of energy in the Region for use in electrical generation, industrial production, agricultural production, home heating and transportation. The procurement of funding continues for a soybean crushing facility near Queen City which will produce soy diesel.


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B. To establish, in cooperation with private firms and public agencies, significant demonstration projects of alternative sources of energy at widespread locations throughout the Region. Electrical generating wind turbine projects are further being planned for locations in Adair and Lewis Counties. 4. Environment A. To update and implement a Solid Waste Management Plan thru the NEMO Region C Solid Waste Management District. B. Complete environmental reviews for the Memphis Housing Authority and the Community Development Block Grant applications for the City of Greentop and Counties of Adair, Knox and Scotland. C. Implement the proposed City of LaGrange Commercial/Residential Structures Flood Buyout project to remove structures out of the 100 flood plain.


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Northeast Missouri Rural Planning Organization (RPO) Committee

The Regional Transportation Planning Organization consist of Forty-two (42) members consisting of representatives from county government, city government, economic development organizations, transportation corridor groups, School districts, higher education, State and Federal elected public officials of the region, other transportation partners, and Missouri Department of Transportation District office representatives.

Adair County Clark County Knox County Gary Jones Paul Allen L.P.(Pete) Mayfield Martha Rowe Jerry Weber David Strickler, Jr. Ed Carpenter Wayne Blum Debbie McCurren Heidi Templeton Steve Murphy Terry Marble Mari Macomber Tom Morgret Pam Kelrick Bill Lovegreen Alisa Kigar Harold Osborn Ron Weber Lewis County Schuyler County Scotland County Nancy C. Goehl Jim Werner Mike Stephenson Mark Campbell Jaye Baxter William Reckenberg Bill Smith Schuyler Co. Transportation Director Winn Hill Joe Clark Darla Campbell Tom Deberry Dan Steinbeck John Tippett Chris Feeney Kathy Middleton Harlo Donelson Randall Tobler REGION WIDE REGION LEGISLATORS MODOT

Northeast Mo. CAA U.S. Senator Kit Bond Dan Niec D2 Northeast Mo. AAA U.S. Senator Clair McCaskill Paula Gough D3 Harriet Beard U.S. Representative Blaine Luetkemeyer Robert Manzke D3 U.S. Representative Sam Graves Roy Hogsett D2 State Senator Wes Shoemyer Jenni Jones Representative Rebecca McClanahan Representative Brian Munzlinger

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“Region C” Council Members The State of Missouri Solid Waste Districts were created and authorized by the State of Missouri

Solid Waste Act of 1992, Revised Missouri Statutes. The Northeast Missouri District was formed in 1993 under these statutes with an appointed Solid Waste Council from the County Commissions of Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Schuyler and Scotland Counties. The NEMO Solid Waste District Council membership is set our by the statues as two representatives from each county, and one representative from each incorporated community over the population of 500. From the Solid Waste council an Executive Board of Directors is elected consisting of twelve members.

Council Members

* designates Executive Board of Directors L.P. “Pete” Mayfield, Chairman------- County of Knox

Mike Stephenson, Vice Chairman --- County of Scotland

Gary Jones, Secretary ------------------- County of Adair

Vacant, Treasurer --------------- City of Kahoka

Gary Jones* County of Adair Martha Rowe* City of Kirksville

Mark Thompson No Member Listed City of Novinger

Paul Allen* County of Clark Wayne Blum* City of Kahoka

Jerry Neyens David Strickler Jr.* City of Edina

L.P. Mayfield* County of Knox Richard Dodd City of Canton

Terry Marble Bill Geisendorfer City of Lewistown

Nancy Goehl* County of Lewis No Member Listed City of LaGrange

Jesse Roberts Larry Hackemack City of LaBelle

Donnie Crabtree County of Schuyler John Tippett* City of Lancaster

Jim Werner* Matthew McAuley City of Queen City

Mike Stephenson* County of Scotland James Parker * City of Memphis

Denis Clatt

Northeast Missouri Solid Waste Management District “Region C”

ALTERNATE COUNCIL MEMBERS

Carson Adam County of Adair Todd Kuhns City of Kirksville

No Alt. Listed City of Novinger

Roger Sedore County of Clark Jerry Webber City of Kahoka

Terry Callahan County of Knox Gordon Edwards City of Edina

John Campen County of Lewis None on File City of LaGrange

Jim Crenshaw City of Canton

Eric Corrick City of Lewistown

Gene Huebotter City of LaBelle

Robert Aldridge County of Schuyler Paul Reynolds City of Lancaster

Terry Gray City of Queen City

Paul Campbell County of Scotland Lucas Remley City of Memphis

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The Northeast Missouri Solid Waste Management District has no employees and contracted with the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission to perform administrative duties assigned by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources. NEMO RPC staff devotes time toward the development and implementation of a solid waste management plan for the six-county area and oversees the regulatory and administrative documentation necessary to stay in compliance with state statutes. The Northeast Missouri Solid Waste Management has funded more than 60 projects since 1993. These grants have awarded funds in an amount exceeding $1,600,000 towards recycling efforts in the six-county area of Northeast Missouri. Those funds have enabled businesses and non-profit organizations to implement projects promoting principals of recycle, reduce, reuse that otherwise would not have been possible. Projects that involve recycling may be eligible for a grant from the Northeast Missouri Solid Waste District. The grant cycle is typically advertised once per year sometime from October to December. Grant awards are typically announced in January or February, with project implementation beginning in the spring or summer of the same year.

Prior Collections:

$Amount $Amount Awarded Used Total kept out of landfills 1993 Illegal Roadside dump clean-up $29,906 $29,906 Tires: 1997 Collection $25,000 $25,000 236 Ton/10,895 Tires 1998 Collection $30,000 $30,000 116 Ton/5,551 Tires 1999 Collection $35,000 $35,000 191 Ton10,124 Tires 2000 Collection $30,000 $30,000 360 Ton/19,417 Tires 2001 Collection $52,776 $52,776 248 Ton/10,286 Tires 2002 Collection $75,000 $58,028 307 Ton/12,197 Tires 2003 Collection $50,009 $39,667 309 Ton/13,760 Tires 2004 Collection $44,947 $42,471 347 Ton/16,732 Tires 2005 Collection $47,100 $18,712 228Ton/11,131 Tires 2007 Collection $47,100 $40,356 479 Ton/16,975 Tires Total: $436,932 $401,916 2,826 Ton/125,526 Tires White Goods: 1998 Collection $5,000 $5,000 1999 Collection $10,000 $10,000 2002 Collection $24,332 $24,332 2006 Collection $ no cost no cost 2007 Collection $ no cost no cost Total: $39,332 $39,332 Electronics: 2005 Collection $14,500 $8,684 12 Ton


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Total: $14,500 $8,684 12 Ton Household Hazardous Waste: 1998 Collection $30,280 $30,280 1999 Collection $43,000 $43,000 2000 Collection $45,000 $45,000 Total: $118,280 $118,280 Total of all Collections: $638,950 $527,856 These projects were very beneficial to the cities/ and counties that they served. As these old tires have been collected, city and county crews have noticed a significant decrease in the amount of tires that are illegally dumped. In the past citizens had no place to properly dispose of tires that were found on properties or in ditches. We have also been able to help citizens in disposing of their old electronics and white goods that no longer work. Many times, citizens just do not have an option in their community to properly dispose of these items. By holding these collections, we have helped to keep our ditches clean of illegally dumped items and kept them out of the landfills.

Education: Amount Amount Awarded Used 1996 $24,000 $24,000 1997 $25,299 $25,299 1998 Illegal roadside dump awareness $23,000 $23,000 1999 Banned items manual $25,299 $25,299 2001 $19,899 $19,899 2002 $30,000 $3,770 2003 $10,000 $5,795 2004 Recycling contest $19,500 $17,852 2005 $13,871 $9,545 2006 $6,907 not used Total: $197,775 $154,459 One of the largest responsibilities of the Northeast Missouri Solid Waste Management District is the education of our employees and citizens of our community. The District has done various things to accomplish those responsibilities. The employees attend seminars and conferences to further their knowledge in the area of recycling. Employees also attend trainings by the Missouri Department of Natural Resources to ensure that they are in compliance with reporting and regulatory requirements that the State of Missouri imposes. Education of the citizens of our region is done in a variety of different ways. The District has sent out pamphlets to individuals and distributed them throughout the community. Employees have done the morning radio station show describing the Solid Waste program and the importance of recycling. The employees are also available to do presentations at any local meetings from local organizations.


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The Solid Waste District feels that elementary age children are at a prime age level to teach them the importance of recycling. We have focused our attention to these children in a variety of different projects. We have a program that will loan individuals recycling kits containing materials and instructions on fun projects children can do. We have also provided a magic show to local schools that are interested. This show encompasses magic and humor to explain to the children about recycling and what trash does to the landfills. The district also held a recycling contest that focused on the schools incorporating recycling in their classrooms as well as at home and their parent’s workplaces. The winning school of the contest was rewarded with a cash prize to be used towards the purchase of playground equipment.

Facilities: Amount Amount Awarded Used Match Total 1995 City Sanitation $14,500 $14,500 $1,475 $15,975 1995 NEMO Recycling $59,000 $59,000 $11,300 $70,300 1996 NEMO Recycling $49,315 $49,315 $5,785 $55,100 1998 NEMO Recycling $11,988 $11,988 $1,332 $13,320 2001 Industrial Opportunities $35,400 $35,400 $35,400 2002 High Hope $30,000 $30,000 $20,201 $50,201 2002 Industrial Opportunities $44,190 $41,522 $41,522 2003 Industrial Opportunities $32,770 $31,030 $31,030 2003 Truman University $ 8,455 $8,455 $2,850 $11,305 2004 Truman University $33,635 $22,516 $12,250 $34,766 2004 Industrial Opportunities $35,680 $31,686 $31,686 2005 Industrial Opportunities $32,464 $25,955 $25,955 2006 Industrial Opportunities $27,031 $24,623 $24,623 2007 Industrial Opportunities $29,950 $25,501 $25,501 2007 D&D Recycling $35,000 $21,360 $31,950 $53,310 2009 Industrial Opportunities $43,220 Not Complete 2009 Kirksville Child Development $ 7,463 Not Complete 2009 Truman University $34,382 Not Complete Totals: $564,443 $432,851 $66,942 $519,994 The District has approved grants for local organizations to expand their facilities. With the help of those grant funds, these agencies have been able to purchase equipment such as balers and conveyors, which enhance their processing capabilities and enable them to provide better services to the communities for recycling activities. In addition to processing equipment, these facilities have used grant funds to purchase trailers for collection of recycled materials. These trailers are located at local businesses and drop-off spots among the communities. These trailers enable the recycling agencies to serve the businesses in a better manner and also make it possible for the recycling center to reach citizens that do not have recycling drop off sites in their area. In addition, the district also provides funds to Cities and Counties to spotlight equipment that can be used to promote awareness for recycling functions. These activities include drop-off trailers in the community, park equipment made with recycled material, and chippers used to reduce material going to the landfill.


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Cities/Counties: Amount Awarded Match Total 1996 City of Edina (trailer) $ 1,975 $ 1,592 $ 3,567 1997 City of Kahoka (chipper) $21,205 $ 900 $22,105 1997 County of Schuyler (chipper) $17,245 $17,245 1999 City of Edina (trailer expansion) $ 1,500 $ 1,500 2000 City of Kirksville (education/bins) $12,250 $16,189 $28,439 2000 City of Memphis (chipper) $22,000 $ 5,000 $27,000 2000 City of Lagrange (chipper) $19,470 $19,470 2001 City of Edina (chipper) $19,000 $ 2,807 $21,807 2003 City of Memphis (park equip) $ 5,000 $ 1,250 $ 6,250 2006 City of LaGrange (park equip) $ 6,887 $ 2,297 $ 9,184 2007 City of Canton (park equip contest) $ 9,409 $ 3,082 $12,491 2007 City of LaGrange (park equip) $ 5,384 $ 1,795 $ 7,179 2009 Canton Recycling (recycling center) $16,275 $16,275 Total: $157,600 $34,912 $192,512 Current Sub-Grant Awards 2009-2 Canton Area Recycling Recycling Center $ 16,275 Funds will be used to establish a recyclables collection center in Canton for area residents. 2009-3 Truman University Bulldog Biodiesel $ 34,382

Funds will be used to further a project which collects used vegetable oils and converts it into biodiesel which is then used in equipment on campus.

2009-4 Industrial Opportunities Business to Business $43,220

Funds will be used to recover, transport and prepare materials for market, increase storage capacity and promote community education.

2009-5 Kirksville Child Development Playground & Program Expansion $7,463

Funds will be used to purchase playground equipment made from recycled materials and implement a recycling and composting program.


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Micro Enterprise Loan Program

This program was established in 2001 to promote the development of small businesses in Adair, Clark, and Knox, Lewis, Schuyler and Scotland counties by providing funds for the expansion or creation of enterprises that will create new full time jobs primarily for low to moderate-income persons (LMI). A micro-enterprise is a business with 5 or fewer employees, one or more who owns the business. The funding for this Program originated from the State of Missouri Community Development Block Grant Program as a grant to the Northeast Missouri RPC. The Loans to Micro-Enterprise businesses may be used for the acquisition and rehabilitation of an existing building, the construction of a new building, infrastructure improvements, site preparation, land acquisition, machinery and equipment, working capital, education training, and administration. Funding is limited to $25,000 per business or 70% of project costs, whichever is less. At least one job must be created for every $15,000 of loan proceeds, of which at least 51% of the new jobs to be created, including the proprietor, must be taken by LMI persons. All interest rates will be fixed for the life of the loan, Currently the rate is set at 5%, however all future rates will be determined by the board, the board may review the current rate at any time funding becomes available for re-use. As of June 30, 2006, the Northeast Micro Enterprise Loan Program has participated in ten (10) loans totaling $129,000 RLF dollars leveraged with $557, 600 of other lenders, $106,500 of business equity for a grand total of $ 793,100. The ten (10) Micro- Enterprise loans have created or retained twenty-two (24) jobs of which seventeen (17) of the twenty-four (24) meet the definitions of the low to moderate employees and has retained.

Northeast Missouri Revolving Loan Fund

(NEMO RLF)

The Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission applied to the USDA-RD for a $500,000 1 % Loan that the RPC will match $125,000 to create the Northeast Missouri Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) in 2003. In February 2004, the USDA- RD awarded the NEMO RLF to the commission $500,000 for the official initiation of the NEMO Revolving Loan Fund Program. The Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission, in partnership with USDA- Rural Development and the Missouri Department of Economic Development has established a Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) to fill financing gaps not covered by conventional lenders. NEMO RLF funds may be used for: Business acquisitions, construction, conversion, enlargement, repair, modernization or development costs; Purchasing and development of land, building facilities, leases or materials; Machinery, Equipment and inventory; Startup costs and working capital; Feasibility study and specified reasonable fees and charges. NEMO RLF program is limited to $125,000 per business or 50% of project costs, whichever is less. The goal of the job creation or retention with the RLF program is that one job must be created for every $10,000 of loan proceeds of the loan portfolio. The 5% interest rates will be fixed for the life of the loan as an introductory offer to businesses and industry in True Northeast Missouri. However all future rates will be determined by the board, the board may review the current rate at any time funding becomes available for re-use.


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Loans will typically be amortized over a period to match the life of the asset financed and generally allowing monthly principal and interest payments over the life of the loan. Borrower’s specific needs and assets financed will also have a bearing on the amortization of each loan. The RLF will accept a junior position to a senior position lender. Approved recipients will provide mortgages and UCC filings. All loans will require personal guarantees from principal owners. The application fee is a nonrefundable application fee of $150 must accompany the NEMO RLF application. And the closing fees will be paid by the borrower and can be in the loan proceeds. The NEMO RLF total available Revolving Loan Funds program will be $625,000 a pool of funds of which we have approved $550,000 to be used for Loans to businesses and industry for the creation of new jobs and the retention of existing jobs for True Northeast Missouri.


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NEMO Housing Programs Scotland County Public Housing Agency (SCPHA)

The Scotland County Public Housing Agency (SCPHA) is a rural area wide Public Housing Agency composed of the County Courts of Adair, Clark, Knox, Schuyler and Scotland Counties. These county officials joined together in a cooperative effort of improving the housing opportunities available to the residents of their respective counties. Scotland County is designated the signatory county to sign official documents. The Scotland County PHA has contracted the Northeast Missouri Regional Planning Commission/Rural Development Corporation as the administrative agency. The SCPHA has outreach offices in Adair, Clark, Knox, Schuyler and Scotland counties offering assistance to low-income applicants. Housing and Urban Development does not allow the yearly average of families assisted to be more then the designated units of 329 per month for the five county area. Housing Assistance Payments (HAPs) have been used as follows: Units Months Available

Unit Months Leased

HAP Funding HAP Cost

3948 3917 (99%)

$736,926.00 $830,778.00 (113%)

Year to date we have averaged 327 families a month paying out an average of $217.47 per month per family into the counties in the way of rents and utility assistance. Of this total, a majority of the families were single head-of-household families with elderly and/or disabled families coming in a close second. In the next 12 months, we expect to average 329 families per month with our Housing Choice Voucher Program.

USDA-RD Complex Management SCPHA manages in various stages several apartment complexes. This includes full management of Wyaconda Housing Corporation, (12 units). We also took over management of Eastgate Apartments (44 units) in Kahoka, MO and Wayland Apartments (8 units) in Wayland, MO and Memphis Senior Haven (21 units) during 2009. We complete tenant certifications for Wayland Housing Corporation (28 units). We have hired Sue Morton back into the office part-time and Ronda Kirchner of Kahoka has returned to our office full time to manage the Clark County apartments.


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Population Trends for Northeast Missouri Region:

1990 and 2000 CENSUS

Census Census Census Census Area 2000 1990 Total Percent Area 2000 1990 Total Percent

Adair 24,977 24,577 400 1.6% ADAIR Brashear 280 318 -38 -11.9% Clark 7,416 7,547 -131 -1.7% Gibbs 100 89 11 12.4% Knox 4,361 4,482 -121 -2.7% Kirksville 16,988 17,152 -164 -1.0% Lewis 10,494 10,233 261 2.6% Millard 75 71 4 5.6% Schuyler 4,170 4,236 -66 -1.6% Novinger 534 542 -8 -1.5% Scotland 4,983 4,822 161 3.3%

58,401 57,887 514 +1.0% CLARK Alexandria 166 341 -175 -51.3% Alexandria 166 341 -175 -51.3% Kahoka 2,241 2,195 46 2.1% Arbela 40 40 0 0.0% Luray 102 70 32 45.7% Brashear 280 318 -38 -11.9% Revere 121 133 -12 -9.0% Baring 159 182 -23 -12.6% Wayland 425 420 5 1.2% Canton 2,557 2,623 -66 -2.5% Wyaconda 310 347 -37 -10.7% Downing 396 359 37 10.3% Edina 1,233 1,283 -50 -3.9% KNOX Baring 159 182 -23 -12.6% Ewing 464 463 1 0.2% Edina 1,233 1,283 -50 -3.9% Granger 44 63 -19 -30.2% Hurdland 239 212 27 12.7% Greentop 427 425 2 0.5% Knox City 223 262 -39 -14.9% Gibbs 100 89 11 12.4% Newark 100 82 18 22.0% Glenwood 203 195 8 4.1% Novelty 119 143 -24 -16.8% Hurdland 239 212 27 12.7% Lancaster 737 785 -48 -6.1% LEWIS Canton 2,557 2,623 -66 -2.5% Lewistown 595 453 142 31.3% Ewing 464 463 1 0.2% Kahoka 2,241 2,195 46 2.1% Lewistown 595 453 142 31.3% Kirksville 17,304 17,152 130 1.0 % La Belle 669 745 -76 -10.2% Knox City 223 262 -39 -14.9% La Grange 1,000 1,102 -102 -9.3% La Belle 669 745 -76 -10.2% Monticello 126 106 20 18.9% La Grange 1,000 1,102 -102 -9.3% Luray 102 70 32 45.7% SCHUYLER Downing 396 359 37 10.3% Memphis 2,061 2,094 -33 -1.6% Greentop 427 425 2 0.5% Millard 75 71 4 5.6% Glenwood 203 195 8 4.1% Monticello 126 106 20 18.9% Lancaster 737 785 -48 -6.1% Newark 100 82 18 22.0% Queen City 638 704 -66 -9.4% Novelty 119 143 -24 -16.8% Revere 121 133 -12 -9.0% SCOTLAND Arbela 40 40 0 0.0% Queen City 638 704 -66 -9.4% Granger 44 63 -19 -30.2% Novinger 534 542 -8 -1.5% Memphis 2,061 2,094 -33 -1.6% Rutledge 103 107 -4 -3.7% Rutledge 103 107 -4 -3.7% South Gorin 143 130 13 10.0% South Gorin 143 130 13 10.0% Wayland 425 420 5 1.2% Wyaconda 310 347 -37 -10.7%


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Northeast Missouri Regional Labor Force

Source: US Department of Labor/ www.bls.gov

Employed Unemployed % Rate Employed Unemployed % Rate Employed Unemployed % RateJul-07 11924 846 6.6% 3283 269 7.6% 2263 127 5.3%Aug-07 12011 797 6.2% 3251 230 6.6% 2227 111 4.7%Sep-07 12520 714 5.4% 3211 191 5.6% 2153 122 5.4%Oct-07 12602 646 4.9% 3220 178 5.2% 2215 107 4.6%Nov-07 12528 650 4.9% 3291 231 6.6% 2172 106 4.7%Dec-07 12287 697 5.4% 3166 290 8.4% 2122 117 5.3%Jan-08 11880 858 6.7% 3065 440 12.6% 2100 134 6.0%Feb-08 11998 851 6.6% 3049 448 12.8% 2111 140 6.2%Mar-08 11990 986 7.6% 3081 454 12.8% 2182 150 6.4%Apr-08 12325 615 4.8% 3219 448 12.2% 2213 100 4.3%May-08 12086 862 6.7% 3180 517 14.0% 2154 119 5.2%Jun-08 11823 1026 8.0% 3206 533 14.3% 2149 143 6.2%

Employed Unemployed % Rate Employed Unemployed % Rate Employed Unemployed % RateJul-07 5425 261 4.6% 1894 147 7.2% 2318 117 7.1%Aug-07 5325 296 5.3% 1908 143 7.0% 2372 187 7.3%Sep-07 5192 267 4.9% 1989 119 5.6% 2280 167 6.8%Oct-07 5152 246 4.6% 2001 120 5.7% 2378 155 6.1%Nov-07 5114 249 4.6% 1990 117 5.6% 2341 203 8.0%Dec-07 5014 289 5.4% 1951 134 6.4% 2260 205 8.3%Jan-08 5018 350 6.5% 1887 176 8.5% 2232 333 13.0%Feb-08 5031 436 8.0% 1905 190 9.1% 2252 338 13.1%Mar-08 5012 369 6.9% 1904 218 10.5% 2311 349 13.1%Apr-08 5073 419 7.6% 1958 118 5.7% 2305 284 11.0%May-08 5070 463 8.4% 1920 137 6.7% 2256 307 12.0%Jun-08 5073 530 9.5% 1878 184 8.9% 2249 329 12.8%

Lewis County Schuyler County Scotland County

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~ U. S. Senators ~ U. S. Representative ~ Governor ~ Lieutenant Governor ~ Secretary of State ~ State Auditor ~ State Treasurer ~ Attorney General ~ State Representatives ~ State Senators

~ Adair County ~ Clark County ~ Lewis County ~ Knox County ~ Schuyler County ~ Scotland County

~Adair County ~ Brashear ~ Knox County ~ Baring ~ Gibbs ~ Edina ~ Kirksville ~ Hurdland ~ Millard ~ Knox City ~ Novinger ~ Newark ~ Novelty ~ Clark County ~ Alexandria ~ Kahoka ~ Schuyler County ~ Downing ~ Luray ~ Glenwood ~ Revere ~ Greentop ~ Wayland ~ Lancaster ~ Wyaconda ~ Queen City ~ Lewis County ~ Canton ~ Scotland County ~ Arbela ~ Ewing ~ Granger ~ LaBelle ~ Memphis ~ LaGrange ~ Rutledge ~ Lewistown ~ South Gorin ~ Monticello


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PUBLIC OFFICIALS DIRECTORY Federal Officials

U.S. SENATOR U.S. SENATOR

Honorable Christopher “Kit” Bond 274 Russell Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510

Honorable Clair McCaskill SH-717 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, D.C. 20510

Ph: 202-224-5721 Ph: 202-224-6154 Fax: 202-224-7491 Fax: 202-228-6326 http://bond.senate.gov / http://www.mccaskill.senate.gov DISTRICT OFFICE CONTACTS DISTRICT OFFICE CONTACT

Derek L. Coats – District Director Honorable Clair McCaskill 1001 Cherry St. Ste 204 915 E. Ash Street Columbia, MO 65201 Columbia, MO 65201 Ph: 573-442-8151 Ph: 573-442-7130 Fax: 573-442-8162 Fax: 573-442-7140 [email protected] Rachel. McCombs – St. Louis Office Mgr. Judith Duncan – District Director 7700 Bonhomme, Suite 615 5850 A Delmar Blvd Clayton, MO 63105 St. Louis, MO 63112 Ph: 314-725-4484 Phone: 314-367-1364 Fax: 314-727-3548 Fax: 314-361-8649 [email protected] [email protected] U.S. REPRESENTATIVE- 9TH District

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE- 6TH District

Honorable Blaine Luetkemeyer 1118 Longworth HOB Washington, D.C. 20515

Honorable Sam Graves, Jr 1415 Longworth Office Building Washington D.C. 20515

Ph: 202-225-2956 Ph: 202-225-7041 Fax: 202-225-5712 Fax: 202-225-8221 www.house.gov/luetkemeyer www.house.gov/graves

[email protected] DISTRICT OFFICE CONTACT DISTRICT OFFICE CONTACT

Tanner Smith 201 N 3rd St, Suite 120 Hannibal, MO 63401

Dean Brookshier 201 S. 8th Street, Room 330 St. Joseph, MO 64501

Ph: 573-221-1012 Ph: 816-233-9818 Fax: 573-280-0093 Fax: 816-233-9848

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State Officials- Missouri – www.state.mo.us

GOVERNOR

LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE

Honorable Jay Nixon Honorable Peter Kinder Robin Carnahan State Capitol, Room 216 State Capitol, Room 224 State Capitol, Room 208 201 W Capitol Ave. 201 W Capitol Ave. 201 W Capitol Ave. Jefferson City, MO 65102 Jefferson City, MO 65101 Jefferson City, MO 65101 Ph: 573-751-3222 Ph: 573-751-4727 Ph: 573-751-4936 Fax: 573-751-1495 Fax: 573-751-9422 Fax 573-522-3082 www.gov.mo.gov www.ltgov.mo.gov www.sos.mo.gov

STATE AUDITOR STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL

Susan Montee Clint Zweifel Chris Koster State Capitol, Room 121 State Capitol, Room 229 Supreme Court Building 201 W Capitol Ave. 201 W Capitol Ave. 207 W High St, P.O. Box 899 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Jefferson City, MO 65101 Jefferson City, MO 65102 Ph: 573-751-4824 Ph: 573-751-2411 Ph: 573-751-3321 Fax: 573-751-7984 Fax: 573-751-9443 Fax: 573-751-0774 http://www.auditor.mo.gov www.treasurer.missouri.gov www.ago.mo.us [email protected] 1ST District 2ND District 18TH District State Representative State Representative State Senator

Honorable Brian Munzlinger Honorable Rebecca McClanahan Honorable Wes Shoemyer State Capitol, Room 412 C State Capitol, Room 402-2 State Capitol, Room 434 201 W. Capitol Ave. 201 W. Capitol Ave. 201 W. Capitol Ave. Jefferson City, MO 65101 Jefferson City, MO 65101 Jefferson City, MO 65101 Ph: 573-751-7985 Ph: 573-751-4042 Ph: 573-751-7852 Fax: 573-522-3722 Fax: 573-522-6055 Fax: 573-751-4011 [email protected] [email protected].

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ADAIR COUNTY********24,977 LEWIS COUNTY******** 10,494

Courthouse 3RD Class Courthouse 3RD Class 106 West Washington 100 E. Lafayette, P.O. Box 67 Kirksville, MO 63501 Monticello, MO 63457 Presiding Commissioner: Gary Jones Presiding Commissioner: Nancy C. Goehl Associate Commissioners: Mark Thompson Associate Commissioners: Jesse Roberts Carson Adams John Campen Commissioners:660-665-2283 Commissioners: 573-767-5476 FAX: 660-665-8406 FAX: 573-767-8245 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Meeting Dates : Monday through Wednesday Meeting Dates : Mondays and Thursday County Clerk- Sandy Collop 660-665-3350 County Clerk- Sharon Schlager 573-767-5205 Fax: 660-785-3233 Fax : 573-767-8245 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] CLARK COUNTY********7,416

SCHUYLER COUNTY********4,170

Courthouse 3RD Class Courthouse 3RD Class 111 E. Court Street Suite 4 P.O. Box 187 Kahoka, MO 63445 Lancaster, MO 63548 Presiding Commissioner: Paul Allen Presiding Commissioner: Robert Aldridge Associate Commissioners: Jerry Neyens Associate Commissioners: Jim Werner Roger Sedore Don Crabtree Commissioners: 660-727-3283 Commissioners: 660-457-3842 FAX: 660-727-1051 FAX: 660-457-3016 Meeting Dates : Tuesday and Thursday Meeting Dates : Monday County Clerk- Leih Ann Hayden County Clerk- Bree Shaw Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] KNOX COUNTY******** 4,316

SCOTLAND COUNTY******** 4,983

Courthouse 3RD Class Courthouse 3RD Class 107 N. Fourth Street 117 S. Market, Suite 100 Edina, MO 63537 Memphis, Mo 63555 Presiding Commissioner: L.P. Mayfield Presiding Commissioner: Mike Stephenson Associate Commissioners: Terry Callahan Associate Commissioners: Denis Clatt Terry Marble Paul Campbell Commissioners: 660-397-2184 Commissioners: 660-465-7027 FAX: 660-397-2642 FAX: 660-465-7785 Meeting Dates : Monday and Friday Meeting Dates : Wednesday and Thursday County Clerk- Debbie McCurren County Clerk- Betty Lodewegen Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Municipal Officials of Adair County City of Kirksville Population 17,304

City Hall City Manager: Mari Macomber City Council: Meeting Dates:


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201 S. Franklin [email protected] Tod Kahns 1st & 3rd Mon. Kirksville, MO 63501 Asst. to the City Manger: Cherri

Bryant Aaron Rodgerson 2nd & 4th Mon.

Mayor: Martha Rowe [email protected] Jill McCord Ph: 660-627-1225 City Clerk: Vickie Brumbaugh Richard Detweiler Fax: 660-665-0940 [email protected] www.kirksvillecity.com City of Brashear Population 280

City of Brashear City Clerk: Sharon Childress City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 221 [email protected] Shirlene Hettinger 2nd Tuesday Brashear, MO 63533 Sara Phillips Mayor: Ronda Branson Curt Platz Ph: 660-323-5575 Larry Childress Fax: City of Gibbs Population 100

City of Gibbs City Clerk: Cheryl Walker City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 34 Charles Walker 2nd Monday Gibbs, MO 63540 Marie Moots Mayor: Pam PFlum Ph: 660-332-7906 Fax: City of Millard Population 75

Village of Millard City Clerk: Maggie Ferrell City Council: Meeting Dates: 212 Front Street Brian Lee 2nd Thursdays Kirksville, MO 63501 Kenneth Glisby Mayor: Felicia Scott Ph: 660-627-3312 Fax: City of Novinger Population 534

City of Novinger City Clerk: Sharon R. Barnes City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 277 Tim Cuculich 2nd Thursday Novinger, MO 63559 Joe White Mayor: Jeff Dodson Marva Mierce Ph: 660-488-5383 John McFarland Fax: 660-488-5383

Municipal Officials of Clark County City of Kahoka Population 2,241

City of Kahoka City Clerk: Sandie Hopp City Council: Meeting Dates: 250 North Morgan St. [email protected] Jerry Webb 2nd Monday

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Kahoka, MO 63445 Jeff Wood Mayor: Wayne Blum Larry Young Ph: 660-727-3711 Curtis Mack Fax: 660-727-3750 City of Alexandria Population 166

City of Alexandria City Clerk: Joan Peters City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 207B Barbara Cowell 1st Wednesday Alexandria, MO 63430 Tina Fox Mayor: Bob Davis Ronald Gates Ph: 660-754-6040 Harold Peters Cell: 319-795-0880 Village of Luray Population 102

Village of Luray City Clerk: Brenda Smith City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 214 P.O. Box 173 Gary Brown 1st Tuesday Luray, MO 63453 Luray, MO 63453 Vernon Hopp Mayor: Judy Cordray Dana Summers Ph: 660-866-2377 Robbie Smith Fax: City of Revere Population 121

City of Revere City Clerk: Arlene Cannon City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 86 1st Tuesday Revere, MO 63465 Mayor: Adam Davis Ph: 660-341-6748 Fax: City of Wayland Population 425

City of Wayland City Clerk: Kathy Alvis City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 282 [email protected] Tim Severin 1st Monday Wayland, MO 63472 Doug Smeltser Mayor: James Boatman Joni Gorman Ph: 660-754-6132 Sally Fox Fax: 660-754-5732 City of Wyaconda Population 310

City of Wyaconda City Clerk: Gayle Randle City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 258 [email protected] Kathy Clavert 2nd Monday Wyaconda, MO 63474 Helen Graham Mayor: Chad Yocum Jim Hooper Ph: 660-479-5611 Don McCutcheon Fax: 660-479-5611




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Municipal Officials of Knox County City of Edina Population 1,233

City of Edina City Clerk: Margaret Gibson City Council: Meeting Dates: 208 E. Monticello [email protected] Albert Hagerla 2nd Monday Edina, MO 63537 Craig Miller Mayor: David W. Strickler Gordon Edwards Ph: 660-397-3251 Tom Morgret Fax: 660-397-2628 Renee Edwards Donnie Davis City of Baring Population 159

City of Baring City Clerk: Susan Blodgett City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 2 [email protected] John Tarpein 2nd Tuedays Baring, MO 63531 Eldon Parrish Mayor: Tony Snelling Russell Schultz Ph: 660-892-4407 Fax: 660-892-4406 City of Hurdland Population 239

City of Hurdland City Clerk: Konnie Diekman City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 66, N. Main Lisa Shrouf 1st Tuesday Hurdland, MO 63547 Lisa Van Dike Mayor: Julie Lewis Ph: 660-423-5167 Jim Hamlin Fax: 660-423-5272 City of Knox City Population 223

City of Knox City City Clerk: Peggy McMurry City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 45, 108 E. Main St. Marilyn K. Simmons 1st Tuesday Knox City, MO 63446 R. Todd Goodwin Mayor Pro-tem: Sandy G. Browning David McCabe Ph: 660-434-5366 Michael E. Rash Fax: Town of Newark Population 100

Town of Newark Town Clerk: Helen Peterson City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 76, 105 N. Main St. Stevens Lee Walker 1st Wednesday Newark, MO 63458 Lester Ellis Mayor: Meg Glover Jim Bemmer Ph: 660-733-5658 Fax: 660-733-5687 City of Novelty Population 119

City of Novelty City Clerk: Maggie Edwards City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 26 Jerry Lincoln 1st Thursday Novelty, MO 63460 Richard Edwards Mayor: Jason Violette Pat Carlson Ph: 660-739-4337 Joe Simmons Fax:




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Municipal Officials of Lewis County City of Canton Population 2,557

City of Canton City Clerk: Cynthia Kell City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 231 [email protected] Jarrod Phillips 3rd Monday Canton, MO 63435 Peggy Wolf Mayor: Terry Fretwell Richard Dodd Ph: 573-288-4413 Jim Crenshaw Fax: 573-288-3738 Jeff Janney Sharon Upchurch City of Ewing Population 464

City of Ewing City Clerk: Dorothy Goings City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 346 Quint Penn 1st Tuesday Ewing, MO 63440 Roger Goings Mayor: Linda Lueckenhoff Bobby Lair Ph: 573-494-3497 Aaron Sedelmeier Fax: 573-209-5360 City of LaBelle Population 669

City of LaBelle City Clerk: Karen Lasswell City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 51 [email protected] Jennifer Owen 2nd Monday LaBelle, MO 63447 Amy Hoffman Mayor: Larry Hackemack Gene Huebotter Ph: 660-213-3830 Cecil Morrow Fax: 660-213-3830 Justin Parrish City of LaGrange Population 1,000

City of LaGrange City Clerk: Patty Spindler City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 266 City Administrator: Mark Campbell Ronnie Powers 2nd Monday LaGrange, MO 63448 [email protected] Lannie Henze 4th Monday Mayor: Ronnie Powers Ronald Lewis Ph: 573-655-4301 Allen Pruett Fax: 573-655-4930 Mike Lowe, David Burbridge City of Lewistown Population 595

City of Lewistown City Clerk: Shirley Hetzler City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 267 Aaron Lay 1st Monday Lewistown, MO 63452 Eric Corrick Mayor: Steve McKenzie Bill Geisendorfer Ph: 573-215-2582 Wes Sharpe Fax: 573-215-4018 City of Monticello Population 126

City of Monticello City Clerk: Cindy Grgurich City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 26 [email protected] Tim Grgurich 1st Tuesday Monticello, MO 63457 Tom Darnell Mayor: Vancell Scifres Shawn Burchett Ph: 573-767-1210 Alan Caudill Fax: 573-767-5383





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Municipal Officials of Schuyler County City of Lancaster Population 737

City of Lancaster City Clerk: Lisa Small City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 477 [email protected] Homer Jarvis 2nd Monday Lancaster, MO 63548 Paul Reynolds Mayor: John Tippet John West Ph: 660-457-3022 Tommy Roberts Fax: 660-457-3455 City of Downing Population 396

City of Downing City Clerk: Willa Gooden City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 24 [email protected] Rodney Newland 1st Monday Downing, MO 63536 Bettie Phillips 3rd Monday Mayor: Allen Garrett Carolyn Schmitter Ph: 660-379-2515 Don Buford Fax: 660-379-2830 Village of Glenwood Population 203

Village of Glenwood City Clerk: Kenneth Toney City Council: Meeting Dates: RR 1, Box 172 Call first: 660-457-3524 Kendall Neel - 457-3390 2nd Wednesday Glenwood, MO 63541 Cathy Anderson Mayor: Gary Mulvaney Chris Campbell Ph: 660-457-2149 Fax: City of Greentop Population 427

City of Greentop City Clerk: Martha Woods City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 119 [email protected] Robert Collins 1st Thursday Greentop, MO 63546 Ronal King Mayor: Terry Mark Micki Durham Ph: 660-949-2520 Shirlene Lloyd Fax: 660-949-2520 City of Queen City Population 638

City of Queen City City Clerk: Margaret Reynolds City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 400 [email protected] Jerry Russell 2nd Wednesday Queen City, MO 63561 Lisa Rigdon Mayor: Terry Gray Dennis Parton Ph: 660-766-2735 Mark Henderson Fax: 660-766-2804

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City of Memphis Population 2,061

City of Memphis City Clerk: Angela Newman City Council: Meeting Dates: 125 W. Jefferson [email protected] Lucas Remley 1st Thursday Memphis, MO 63555 Allen Creek Mayor: William Reckenberg Chris Feeney Ph: 660-465-7285 James Parker Fax: 660-465-7342 City of South Gorin Population 143

City of South Gorin City Clerk: Alicia Berry City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 45 660-282-3353 2nd Thursday Gorin, MO 63543 Mayor: Richard Crawford Ph: 660-282-3301 Fax: 660-282-3301 City of Granger Population 44

City of Granger City Clerk: Ann Barker City Council: Meeting Dates: RR 1 Box 362 660-945-3987 Tom Shannon 1st Wednesday Granger, MO 63442 Shane Shannon Mayor: Richard Byrn Dana Shannon Ph: 660-345-3956 Fax: Village of Rutledge Population 103

Village of Rutledge City Clerk: Luke Zimmerman City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 35 Gary See 3rd Monday Rutledge, MO 63563 Wesley Wiler Mayor: Glada Shultz David Herr Ph: 660-883-5598 Carol McCabe Fax: 660-883-5805 City of Arbela Population 40

City of Arbela City Clerk: Karen Simpson City Council: Meeting Dates: P.O. Box 20 Gordon Wiley 2nd Thursday Arbela, MO 63432 Sheila Remley Mayor: Richard Stevenson Sandra Remley Ph: 660-945-3863 Fax:


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