Kansas City, MO

Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee

Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee

Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee

City Plan Commission

Lien Waiver Committee

The supplied agenda for the Kansas City, MO Lien Waiver Committee meeting on 2026-10-12 contains only a header and page marker, with no listed items. No decisions, discussions, or actions are described in the document provided. The record is effectively blank beyond identifying the body and date.

Board of Police Commissioners

Risk Management Committee

Risk Management Committee

Board of Police Commissioners

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Risk Management Committee

Risk Management Committee

Board of Police Commissioners

Risk Management Committee

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Board of Police Commissioners

Public Improvement Advisory Committee (PIAC)

Brownfields Commission

The supplied agenda for the Kansas City, MO Brownfields Commission meeting on 2026-10-02 contains no substantive items — only the words "KANSAS cITY", "Agenda", and "Page 1 of 1". No decisions, discussions, contracts, or public hearings are described in the source text. Residents should consult the official posted agenda for the actual content of this meeting.

Sav KC

The supplied document is a single page labeled "Agenda" for Kansas City, MO, dated 2026-10-02. It contains no listed items, motions, ordinances, contracts, or public hearings. No decisions or discussions can be reported from this text.

Vision Zero Task Force

The supplied agenda document for the Kansas City, MO Vision Zero Task Force meeting dated 2026-10-02 contains only a header and page marker, with no substantive items listed. No decisions, discussions, contracts, or public hearings are described in the provided text. The record is effectively blank beyond identifying the body and date.

Council

The Kansas City Council is taking up a range of items at its October 1, 2026 meeting, including two proposed April 6, 2027 elections: one on requiring voter approval for certain stadium or arena plans, and one on a 1/4% sales tax and continued 3/8% sales tax tied to a citywide monorail, electric bus shuttle, Penn Valley Park improvements, and a Union Station transportation hub. It is also considering a resolution on Health Levy safety net provider contracts, several rezoning and development items, and multiple contracts and grants. Many items are on the consent or debate dockets, and the agenda ends with a closed session.

• Proposed April 6, 2027 election on whether to require voter approval before City officers, agents, or employees implement plans to design or construct certain stadiums or arenas (260858)
• Proposed April 6, 2027 election on a 1/4% sales tax and continued 3/8% sales tax for a citywide monorail, electric bus shuttle, Penn Valley Park improvements, and a Union Station regional transportation hub (260859)
• Resolution directing the City Manager to retain the current Safety Net Provider network, add accountability and reporting requirements, and run a competitive solicitation for the Health Levy Innovation Fund, with a solicitation before the end of 2027 and FY2029 contracts (260822)
• Rezoning about 1.68 acres at 911 E. Linwood Boulevard from District UR to District UR with a development plan for an existing six-story apartment building (260869)
• Rezoning about 3.4 acres at 6500 Euclid Avenue from District R-0.5 to District B1-1 (260874)

Risk Management Committee

Crossroads Community Improvement District

Risk Management Committee

This agenda for the Kansas City, MO Risk Management Committee meeting on 2026-09-30 contains only the header and page marker, with no listed items. It is purely procedural boilerplate with no decisions or discussions specified.

Board of Police Commissioners

The supplied agenda document for the Kansas City, MO Board of Police Commissioners meeting on 2026-09-29 contains only a header and page numbering, with no substantive items listed. No decisions, discussions, contracts, or hearings can be identified from this text. The record provided is effectively blank beyond the meeting identification.

KC Youth Commission

Main Street Rail Transportation Development District

Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee

The Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee meets Tuesday, September 29, 2026, to take up first readings of ordinances and resolutions on legal settlements, street naming, water and sewer contracts, and sidewalk construction. Items include a $900,000 settlement in April Leonard v. City of Kansas City, a $1,486,279 skatepark construction contract, and several water and public works agreements. Two items — a parking contract renewal and an electrical services contract — are listed as held in committee. The agenda also includes a presentation on GO Bond and 3090 5-year plans and a closed session on legal, real estate, personnel, labor, bidding, and audit matters.

• $900,000 settlement of April Leonard v. City of Kansas City, Missouri, Case No. 2516-CV07962
• Renaming a roughly 1,700-foot corridor from Northwest 97th Street and Northwest 95th Terrace to Eagle Way and North Harden Avenue
• $1,486,279 construction contract with New Line Skateparks for the Skatepark at 3rd Street & Woodswether Road, using $600,000 in GO Bond Series 2027A Q1-22 funds
• Resolution authorizing a PROTECT grant application to U.S. DOT for East 63rd Street and The Paseo Boulevard resiliency improvements
• $202,000 Cooperative Agreement with Bridging the Gap, Inc. for the Leak Stoppers Program (Renewal No. 5), total agreement $1,119,500

Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee

The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee meets Sept. 29, 2026 to take up first readings on several planning items and to revisit items held in committee. Held items include an 87-acre rezoning for 200 residential lots at the southeast corner of North Staley Road and Northeast Shoal Creek Parkway, a 53-acre rezoning at 13131 N. U.S. 169 Highway for a utility substation expansion, a resolution on Health Levy safety net providers, and $1,345,000 for the Mohawk at 15th Street project. The agenda also lists a closed session under several Missouri open-meetings exceptions.

• Plat of Rowe Estates: about 28.5 acres at 3003 Northwest Oakcrest Drive in Platte County, creating two residential lots (CLD-FnPlat-2026-00016)
• Rezoning about 1.68 acres at 911 E. Linwood Boulevard from District UR to District UR with a development plan for an existing six-story apartment building (CD-CPC-2026-00093)
• Development plan on about 0.23 acres at 10th Street and Central Avenue in District DC-15 for a 384-foot structure with ground-floor retail and a data center — held until 10.13.26 (CD-CPC-2026-00074)
• Held: rezoning about 87 acres at N. Staley Road and NE Shoal Creek Parkway from R-80 to R-6 for 200 residential lots (CD-CPC-2026-00037 & 38)
• Held: $1,345,000 from the Housing Trust Fund for the Mohawk at 15th Street project; also grants of $24,000 (childcare health consultation), $44,900 (Nurse-Family Partnership), and $93,793.88 (FEMA emergency management)

Health Commission

This agenda contains only the meeting header and no listed items. The Health Commission is not scheduled to decide or discuss any specific matters at this meeting.

Kansas City Workers' Compensation Board

The Kansas City Workers' Compensation Board is meeting to handle administrative matters, including approving minutes, and to receive reports from Blue KC and Sherri Adams on topics like electronic claims data, injury coding, and a draft litigated-claims process. A closed session may be held to discuss legal, personnel, or contract matters. The agenda is largely procedural and informational, with no major decisions listed.

• Approval of August 17, 2026 minutes
• Blue KC report on Work Comp Connect and electronic claims data
• Blue KC report on independent medical examination reporting
• Sherri Adams report on injury coding and first-report data quality
• Draft litigated-claims process and October 16 claims-dispute work session

Housing Trust Fund Board

The Kansas City Housing Trust Fund Board is meeting to approve the August 2026 minutes and receive updates on three housing projects: Blue Hills Town Homes, Teacher's Like Me, and Lion House Cottages. The board will also discuss an upcoming board retreat and other items. A closed session may occur for legal matters or contract negotiations.

• Approval of August 2026 meeting minutes
• Project updates: Blue Hills Town Homes, Teacher's Like Me, Lion House Cottages
• Discussion of board retreat
• Possible closed session for legal matters or sealed proposals

Municipal Officials and Officers Ethics Commission

The supplied agenda for the Kansas City, MO Municipal Officials and Officers Ethics Commission meeting on 2026-09-28 contains no listed items beyond the header and page numbering. No decisions, discussions, contracts, or hearings are described in the document provided. The record is essentially procedural boilerplate with no substantive content.

Healthcare System Board of Trustees

The Kansas City Healthcare System Board of Trustees is meeting to review financial, wellness, and consultant reports, including dental, BCBS, and pharmacy updates. They will also discuss the IMA contract and the renewal process, and may enter a closed session for legal, personnel, or contract matters. The agenda is largely routine administrative and informational, with no major public decisions listed.

• Financial Report
• Wellness Report
• Consultants' Reports: Dental, BCBS, Humana Medicare Advantage, Blue KC, Pharmacy, Community Health Workers
• Discussion of IMA Contract
• Brief Discussion of Renewal Process

Historic Preservation Commission

Firefighters Pension System Board of Trustees

The Kansas City Firefighters Pension System Board of Trustees is meeting to cover administrative matters, review actuarial reports, and discuss investment matters. The board may also vote to enter a closed session under state law to discuss appropriate items. The agenda lists no specific decisions or action items.

• Presentation of actuarial reports
• Review of investment matters
• Possible closed session under RSMo Section 610.021

Historic Preservation Commission

This agenda contains only the meeting header and page marker, with no listed items for discussion or decision. It appears to be procedural boilerplate with no substantive business specified.

Business Session

The Kansas City Council will hold a business session to approve prior minutes, receive a citizen satisfaction survey report, and review an audit on pay equity. They will also discuss ordinances, resolutions, and communications on the legislative docket. A closed session may be held for legal, contract, real estate, personnel, and other exempt matters.

• Approval of minutes from September 10, 2026 business session
• Citizen Satisfaction Survey Report
• Audit Report on Pay Equity Study
• Discussion of ordinances, resolutions, and communications on legislative docket
• Possible closed session for legal, contract, real estate, personnel, and bidding matters

Council

The Kansas City Council is considering several land-use amendments and rezoning requests across various districts. The agenda also includes authorizing major construction contracts for the airport and water services, and calling for elections on April 6, 2027, regarding stadium construction and transportation sales taxes.

• Rezoning of 23 acres at 12220 N.W. Skyview Avenue to Business Center
• Rezoning of 3.2 acres at E. 100th Terrace and Scott Road to residential high density
• Rezoning of 26 acres at 8200 E. 63rd Trafficway to light industrial
• $17,780,429.18 construction contract for MCI AOA Fence Replacement Phase 2
• $11,886,536.65 construction contract for WD Emergency Asphalt & Concrete 2

The Council passed a resolution directing the City Auditor to review the status of Council directives to the City Manager and report back in 30 days. It approved several area plan amendments and development plans, including rezoning for industrial, residential, and commercial projects. The Council also passed an ordinance authorizing a $17.78 million airport fence replacement contract and an $11.89 million water services asphalt and concrete contract. Several items, including a $560 million stadium bond ordinance and a 1/4% sales tax for a monorail system, were held on the docket or referred to committee.

• Adopted resolution directing City Auditor to review Council directives to City Manager (8-4, Robinson out)
• Approved KCI Area Plan amendment for 7.6 acres at 12220 N.W. Skyview Avenue (12-0, Robinson out)
• Approved Red Bridge Area Plan amendment for 3.2 acres at E. 100th Terrace and Scott Road (12-0, Robinson out)
• Approved Blue Ridge Area Plan amendment for 26 acres at 8200 E. 63rd Trafficway (12-0, Robinson out)
• Passed ordinance accepting $80,000 grant from University of Kansas for injury prevention research (12-0, Robinson out)
• Passed ordinance approving settlement with Hyundai and Kia, directing proceeds to Violence Prevention Fund (12-0, Robinson out)
• Passed ordinance authorizing $17,780,429.18 contract for AOA Fence Replacement Phase 2 at KCI (11-0, Robinson and Duncan out)
• Passed ordinance authorizing $11,886,536.65 contract for WD Emergency Asphalt & Concrete 2 project (11-0, Robinson and Duncan out)

Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees

The Kansas City Employees Retirement System Board of Trustees is meeting to cover administrative matters, hear a presentation on actuarial reports, and review investment matters. The board may also vote to enter a closed session under state law to discuss appropriate items. The agenda lists no specific decisions or proposals.

• Presentation – Actuarial Reports
• Review – Investment Matters
• Unfinished Business
• New Business
• Possible closed session under RSMo Section 610.021

Human Rights Commission

This agenda for the Kansas City, MO Human Rights Commission meeting on 2026-09-23 is only procedural boilerplate, with no listed agenda items, decisions, or discussions. The document provides no substantive content beyond the meeting title and date.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee

The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will consider several rezoning and development plan approvals, including a rezoning for a utility substation expansion and a rezoning to allow an adult group home. The committee will also vote on a resolution directing the City Manager to implement Health Commission recommendations on safety net providers, and will consider additional funding for a housing project. Several items are listed as held in committee from previous meetings.

• Rezoning 53 acres at 13131 N. U.S. 169 Highway from R-80 to AG-R for utility substation expansion
• Rezoning 3.2 acres at E. 100th Terrace and Scott Road to allow 16-resident adult group home
• $1,345,000 additional funding for Mohawk at 15th Street housing project
• Resolution directing City Manager to retain Safety Net Provider network and conduct Health Levy Innovation Fund solicitation
• Authorizing $3,000,000 contract renewal for tri-share childcare pilot program for first responders

Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee

The Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee will consider several construction and service contracts, including a $17.78 million fence replacement at Kansas City International Airport and a $11.89 million emergency asphalt and concrete contract. The committee will also review contract renewals for electrical maintenance, quicklime supply, and fuel services, plus a trail overpass project. A Capital Improvement Plan presentation and possible closed session are also scheduled.

• $17,780,429.18 construction contract with Brown & Root Industrial Services for AOA Fence Replacement Phase 2 at MCI, with $19,558,472.00 appropriation
• $11,886,536.65 construction contract with Superior Bowen Asphalt Co. for WD Emergency Asphalt & Concrete 2, Renewal No. 1
• Contract renewal for electrical maintenance services (No. EV3052) with Mark One Electric, Vazquez Commercial Contracting, and Alpha Energy and Electric, potentially exceeding $1,000,000
• $3,855,290.42 construction contract with Radmacher Brothers Excavating for Route US 169 and Madison to Metro North Mall Dr Trail Overpass Project
• Contract renewals exceeding $1,000,000 for crushed quicklime (Mississippi Lime Company) and fuel services (Frazier Energy)

Board of Police Commissioners

This agenda contains only boilerplate and provides no specific items for decision or discussion. The meeting appears to be procedural in nature.

Mayor's Commission on Reparations Committee

This is a procedural-only agenda for the Mayor's Commission on Reparations Committee meeting on September 22, 2026. No specific items, decisions, or discussions are listed on the agenda.