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Industrial Development

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Kansas City

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Jun 15, 2026

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Meeting coverage connected to Industrial Development.

Briefing

Jun 11, 2026

Kansas City Council meeting summary

The Council adopted resolutions recognizing World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, supporting airport traffic control workers, and directing annual flag displays for Pride and Juneteenth; it approved funding increases for health services and authorized multiple contracts for water, sewer, green infrastructure, and street resurfacing while advancing several rezoning, CID, and TIF actions.

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Briefing

Feb 26, 2026

Kansas City Council (Feb 26, 2026) — minutes: bond measures, housing funds, infrastructure projects, and riverfront lease advanced

Council adopted multiple consent and debate items including special recognitions, appointments to community improvement districts, appropriations for special business districts, Housing Trust Fund allocations, amendments to floodplain code, and approval of several development plans; the Kansas City Riverfront Park lease with Port KC passed as amended; the City advanced and adopted a Clean Water SRF loan application for sewer separation and green infrastructure; several finance/bond measures and transportation contracts were referred to committee or scheduled for further consideration; the proposed Department of Community Safety was held on docket.

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Briefing

Jun 12, 2025

Kansas City Council meeting — June 12, 2025: plats, grants, water and infrastructure contracts approved

The Kansas City Council met June 12, 2025 in Council Chambers. Members adopted proclamations honoring Pride Month and a local high‑school baseball team; approved multiple residential and institutional plats and right‑of‑way vacations; accepted federal and state grants (including Brownfields and HIV prevention funding); authorized industrial development financing for Progress Rail; and approved several Water Services design contracts, a water‑treatment basin cleaning contract, and sidewalk construction contracts.

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