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Wed Aug 5, 2026
August 5, 2026
Warsaw City Council meeting agenda is procedural only, no substantive items listed
The posted agenda for the Warsaw City Council meeting on August 5, 2026, contains only boilerplate navigation and website information. No specific ordinances, resolutions, public hearings, or other actionable items are included in the provided text.
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Recent meetings
Wed Jul 15, 2026
July 15, 2026
Warsaw City Council to consider street improvements and curfew amendment
The City Council will review two contracts with Hartman & Company, Inc. for street improvements. The body will also consider an ordinance to amend the curfew for persons under seventeen.
- Bill No. 2026-33: Amendment to curfew for persons under seventeen
- Bill No. 2026-35: Contract with Hartman & Company, Inc. for Non-Motorized Street Improvements II
- Bill No. 2026-36: Contract with Hartman & Company, Inc. for Warsaw Main Street Improvements
- Review of 2025 Abatement Liens
- Discussion regarding a compost site
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Wednesday, July 15, 2026 - 6:00 PM
MEETING LOCATION
Community Building Council Chambers
1. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor calls the meeting to order.
2. APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
A. Council Meeting Minutes – June 29, 2026
B. Bills
3. VISITORS
A. Ashtyn Danford – Eagle Scout Project
OLD BUSINESS
NEW BUSINESS
4. ORDINANCES
A. BILL NO. 2026-33, ORDINANCE NO. 635 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ARTICLE XI, SECTION 210.590. CURFEW FOR
PERSONS UNDER SEVENTEEN
B. BILL NO. 2026-35, ORDINANCE NO. 637 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT BY AND
BETWEEN THE CITY OF WARSAW, MISSOURI AND HARTMAN & COMPANY, INC FOR THE CITY OF WARSAW TAP-
9901 (559), NON-MOTORIZED STREET IMPROVEMENTS II
C. BILL NO. 2026-36, ORDINANCE NO. 638 AN ORDINANCE APPROVING AND AUTHORIZING A CONTRACT BY AND
BETWEEN THE CITY OF WARSAW, MISSOURI AND HARTMAN & COMPANY, INC FOR THE CITY OF WARSAW TAP-
9901 (461) ARPA #SLFRP4542, WARSAW MAIN STREET IMPROVEMENTS
D. Abatement Liens – 2025
5. RESOLUTIONS
6. OTHER
A. Compost Site
DISCUSSION
DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. 610.021 (1) Legal
B. 610.021 (2) Real Estate
C. 610.021 (3) Personnel
ADJOURNMENT
7. Motion to Adjourn
Posted by Kathy King
7/14/2026
Mon Jun 29, 2026
June 29, 2026
Warsaw Council to consider lease renewal and city official residency changes
The City Council will discuss several ordinances, including a lease renewal for the Warsaw Leathernecks Marine Corps League Detachment #1254. The body will also consider changing the date of regular meetings and residency requirements for the City Administrator. Other items include updates on various infrastructure projects and a golf course contract.
- Bill No. 2026-29: Lease renewal for Warsaw Leathernecks Marine Corps League Detachment #1254
- Bill No. 2026-30: Changing the date of regular council meetings
- Bill No. 2026-31: Changing residency requirements for the City Administrator
- Resolution 2026-07: Golf Course Contract
- Updates on Highway 7/65 Funding, Main Street bids, and the TAP Swinging Bridge Project
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WARSAW
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, June 29, 2026 at 6:00 pm
MEETING LOCATION
Community Building Council Chambers
REGULAR MEETING
. CALL TO ORDER
Mayor calls the meeting to order.
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
a. Council Meeting Minutes
b. Bills
VISITORS
a. Emily Felix - Warsaw Wellness Club - Mat Pilates at Drake Harbor
b. Amber Roberts - Recycling Bins
c. Jesse Wood - Juvenile Officer Update
d
. Ron Cobb E911 - Radio Equipment on Truman Hills Standpipe and Storm
Sirens
e. Jon Cummings - KPM-2025 Audit
OLD BUSINESS
Highway 7/65 Funding Project Update
Main Street Bid Results
Airport AWOS Project Update
RAISE Update
TAP Swinging Bridge Project Update
RTP - Trails Project Update
. Quad Lake Recycle Grant - Playground Project Update
. Water Tower and Distribution Study
NEW BUSINESS
ORDINANCES
a. BILL NO. 2026-29, ORDINANCE NO 631 - AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR TO EXECUTE THE RENEWAL OF A LEASE BY AND BETWEEN THE
CITY OF WARSAW AND WARSAW LEATHERNECKS MARINE CORPS
LEAGUE DETACHMENT #1254 FOR LEASE OF PREMISES TO BE USED AS
AN OFFICE AND MEETING CHAMBERS.
b. BILL NO. 2026-30, ORDINANCE NO 632 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
CHAPTER 110 MAYOR AND BOARD OF ALDERMAN, SECTION 110.170.
REGULAR MEETINGS, BY CHANGING THE DATE OF REGULAR MEETINGS.
c. BILL NO. 2026-31, ORDINANCE NO 633 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING
CHAPTER 115 CITY OFFICIALS, SECTION 115.110. QUALIFICATIONS BY
CHANGING THE RESIDENCY REQUIREMENTS FOR THE POSITION OF CITY
ADMINISTRATOR.
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Mon Jun 29, 2026
June 29, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Council hires Devin Lake as City Administrator
The Board of Aldermen approved the hiring of Devin Lake as City Administrator and removed the residency requirement for that position. The board also changed the date of regular meetings to the first and third Wednesdays of the month and renewed a lease with the Warsaw Leathernecks Marine Corps League.
- Approved hiring Devin Lake as City Administrator (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No 633 removing residency requirements for City Administrator (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No 632 changing regular meetings to 1st and 3rd Wednesdays (5-0)
- Approved Ordinance No 631 renewing lease with Warsaw Leathernecks Marine Corps League Detachment #1254 (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-06 to close out a CDBG Grant
- Consensus to allow Warsaw Wellness Club mat pilates event on August 1, 2026
- Consensus for E911 to take over FCC licenses for standpipe and storm sirens
- Consensus to close the storm cleanup compost site
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
6/29/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on June 29, 2026 at the City
of Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Eric Flores, Rob Coskey, Kim Pearcy, Tyler Mutch. Kaci
Cooner arrived at 6:43 p.m. Absent, Jennifer Flores.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Deputy City
Administrator Brad Blankenship, Police Chief Jason Wenberg, Police Sergeant Tony Helms, Community
Development Director Adam Howe and City Clerk Brenda Giese.
Visitors: Jon Cummings, KPM, Devin Lake, Kyle Lake, Sue Stevens, Doug Stevens, Bryan Minnis of Maxim
Golf, BCE Reporter Anita Campbell, Amelia Roberts, Amber Roberts, Haleigh Burnham, Emily Felix, Gary
Roberts, Conner Roberts, Traci Mutch, Jesse Wood, Cait Jordan and Anthony Evans.
Consent Agenda: Alderman E. Flores moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderman Coskey.
Ayes: Coskey, Flores, Mutch and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Emily Felix — Warsaw Wellness Club — Mat Pilates at Drake Harbor. Emily presented information on the
Women’s Wellness Morning as a collaborative community wellness event designed to bring women
together for a morning of movement, community and local business support by participating in mat
pilates overlooking the beautiful Lake of the Ozarks. Consensus of the board to allow the event for
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 1, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen approves new employee pay grades and RAISE grant contract
The Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance establishing new employee pay grades and a contract with LePage Engineering, LLC for the RAISE grant. The board also approved a fireworks contract and a resolution to become a Missouri Blue Shield City.
- Approved Bill No: 2026-27, Ordinance No: 629 for new employee pay grades (4-0)
- Approved Bill No: 2026-28, Ordinance No: 630 to contract with LePage Engineering, LLC on the RAISE grant (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-05 to become a Missouri Blue Shield City (4-0)
- Approved contract with Precision Fireworks (4-0)
- Approved wage increase for Jill Cobb to $21.65 per hour (consensus)
- Approved adding Brenda Giese to Equity Bank accounts (consensus)
- Approved consent agenda (4-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
6/1/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on June 1, 2026 at the City of
Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Rob Coskey, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy and Kaci
Cooner. Alderperson Tyler Mutch arrived at 6:47 p.m. and Alderwoman Kaci Cooner left. Alderperson
Eric Flores, absent.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Police Chief Jason
Wenberg and Deputy City Administrator Brad Blankenship.
Visitors: Benton County Economic Development Director JoAnne Lane, Brenda Giese, Charlie LePage,
City Engineer, Bonnie and Larry Lankerd.
Consent Agenda: Alderman Rob Coskey moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Ayes: J. Flores, Cooner, Coskey and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Bonnie and Larry Lankerd, 412 Kraft Road spoke about sewer issues in their yard. People Services is
going to try and put a locked manhole lid to keep from problems arising.
OLD BUSINESS:
Kaysinger Basin RPC — CDBG Grant Administration Contract: City Administrator Randy Pogue stated
that in a previous meeting that he mentioned contracting with KBRPC to closeout the current CDBG
project. After a phone conversation with CDBG staff and KBRPC Executive Director, it was decided that
CDBG will come to review the closeout documents as part of their closeout proce …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 1, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen approves new employee pay grades and RAISE grant contract
The Board approved an ordinance establishing new employee pay grades and a contract with LePage Engineering, LLC for RAISE grant roadway improvements. The board also approved a fireworks contract and a resolution to become a Missouri Blue Shield City. A wage increase for Jill Cobb was approved during executive session.
- Approved Bill No: 2026-27 (Ordinance No: 629) for new employee pay grades (4-0)
- Approved Bill No: 2026-28 (Ordinance No: 630) to contract with LePage Engineering, LLC for RAISE grant (4-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-05 to become a Missouri Blue Shield City (4-0)
- Approved contract with Precision Fireworks for July 4, 2026 show (4-0)
- Approved wage increase for Jill Cobb to $21.65 per hour
- Approved adding Brenda Giese to Equity Bank accounts by consensus
- Approved consent agenda (4-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
6/1/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on June 1, 2026 at the City of
Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Rob Coskey, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy and Kaci
Cooner. Alderperson Tyler Mutch arrived at 6:47 p.m. and Alderwoman Kaci Cooner left. Alderperson
Eric Flores, absent.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Police Chief Jason
Wenberg and Deputy City Administrator Brad Blankenship.
Visitors: Benton County Economic Development Director JoAnne Lane, Brenda Giese, Charlie LePage,
City Engineer, Bonnie and Larry Lankerd.
Consent Agenda: Alderman Rob Coskey moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Ayes: J. Flores, Cooner, Coskey and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Bonnie and Larry Lankerd, 412 Kraft Road spoke about sewer issues in their yard. People Services is
going to try and put a locked manhole lid to keep from problems arising.
OLD BUSINESS:
Kaysinger Basin RPC — CDBG Grant Administration Contract: City Administrator Randy Pogue stated
that in a previous meeting that he mentioned contracting with KBRPC to closeout the current CDBG
project. After a phone conversation with CDBG staff and KBRPC Executive Director, it was decided that
CDBG will come to review the closeout documents as part of their closeout proce …
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Mon Jun 1, 2026
June 1, 2026
Warsaw council meets June 1
The Warsaw City Council will discuss and decide on ordinances, resolutions, and contracts at their June 1 meeting, including a new pay grade ordinance for city employees and a contract with LePage Engineering for the 'RAISE' grant. The council will also hear updates on the Main Street and Polk Street projects. The agenda includes a resolution demonstrating commitment to public safety and a discussion on Drake Harbor sidewalks.
- Ordinance 629: new pay grades for city employees
- Ordinance 630: contract with LePage Engineering for 'RAISE' grant
- Resolution 2026-05: commitment to public safety
- Main Street project update
- Polk Street project update
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Agenda
Regular City Council Meeting
City of Warsaw
Monday, June 1, 2026
6:00 pm
Call to Order
Approval of Consent Agenda:
May 18, 2026, Meeting Minutes and Claims Report
Visitor:
Bonnie Lankerd, 412 Kraft Rd. - Sewer Issues
Old Business:
A. Kaysinger Basin RPC – CDBG Grant Administration Contract
B. Fireworks
New Business:
Ordinances:
A. Bill No: 2026-27 Ordinance No: 629 - AN ORDINANCE TO ACCEPT THE NEW PAY
GRADES FOR THE CITY OF WARSAW EMPLOYEES, SECTION 115.060 SALARIES
FIXED BY ORDINANCE.
B. Bill No: 2026- 28 Ordinance No: 630 - AN ORDINANCE TO CONTRACT WITH LEPAGE
ENGINEERING, LLC ON THE “RAISE” GRANT.
Resolutions:
A. Resolution 2026-05 - A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY
OF WARSAW, MISSOURI, DEMONSTRATING COMMITMENT TO PUBLIC SAFETY , THE
REDUCTION OF VIOLENT CRIME, AND PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN THE CITY AND ITS
LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY also known as a Missouri Blue Shield City.
Other:
A. Main Street project update
B. Polk Street project update
C. Equity Bank Account
Discussion:
Drake Harbor/Sidewalks
Departments, Boards and Commissions:
None
Executive Session:
A. 610.021 (1) Legal, B. 610.021 (1) Real Estate, C. 610.021 (1) Personnel
Adjournment
Posted 5/28/2026 by B. Blankenship
Mon May 18, 2026
May 18, 2026
Warsaw City Council to discuss fireworks and local development grants
The City Council will meet to discuss 4th of July fireworks and the distribution of council packets. The agenda includes presentations on a USACE Handshake Grant and an Opportunity Zone. The body will also discuss the swimming pool opening and ATV/Golf Car event use.
- Food Drive (Boot Drive) on May 23rd at Commercial St. & Dam Access Rd.
- 4th of July Fireworks planning
- USACE Handshake Grant presentation by Dylan Roeder
- Opportunity Zone presentation by Jo Anne Lane
- Drake Harbor Flagpole Court
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CITY OF Historic Old Steamboat
Town on the Osage River
arsd And Lake of the Ozarks
Home of Harry S. Truman Dam
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
CITY OF WARSAW
MONDAY, MAY 18, 2026
6:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA:
May 4, 2026, Meeting Minutes and May 7, 2026, Meeting Minutes
Claim Report
VISITOR:
Terry Marshall Jr. - Warsaw Fire Protection District - Food Drive (Boot Drive) on May 23rd st
the intersection of Commercial St. & Dam Access Rd.
OLD BUSINESS:
Council packets- electronically or paper estimates
4th of July Fireworks
Elected Official Training Conference
NEW BUSINESS:
ORDINANCES-NONE
RESOLUTIONS- NONE
201 West Main Street, P.O. Box 68, Warsaw, MO 65355 * 660-438-5522 * Fax: 660-438-7142
e-mail: cityoffice @welcometowarsaw.com * website: www.welcometowarsaw.com
Dylan Roeder — USACE - Handshake Grant
Jo Anne Lane - BC Economic Development Director —- Opportunity Zone
Drake Harbor Flagpole Court
OTHER:
Project Updates
DISCUSSION:
Swimming Pool Opening Day
ATV/Golf Car Event Use
DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. 610.021 (1) Legal, B. 610.021 (1) Real Estate, C. 610.021 (1) Personnel
ADJOURNMENT
Posted 5/15/2026 by B. Blankenship
Mon May 18, 2026
May 18, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen appoints new City Clerk/Finance Officer
The Board appointed Brenda Giese as City Clerk/Finance Officer and approved a wage increase for Assistant City Administrator Brad Blankenship. The Board also authorized the purchase of tablets for council use and approved a fire department boot drive.
- Appointed Brenda Giese as City Clerk/Finance Officer at $26.92 per hour (4-0)
- Increased Brad Blankenship's wages to $37.69 per hour (4-0)
- Approved purchase of 7 refurbished tablets at $325.00 each from TectroniQ
- Approved Warsaw Fire Department boot drive for May 23
- Approved Kaysinger Basin RPC quote to close out CDBG Grant
- Approved partnership with USACE for Handshake Grant to restore historic cottage area
- Decided that non-city licensed ATVs and Golf Carts for events are limited to restricted event areas
- Approved consent agenda (4-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
5/18/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on May 18, 2026, at the City of
Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Eric Flores, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy, and Tyler Mutch.
Alderpersons Rob Coskey and Kaci Cooner absent.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, Police Sergeant Tony Helms, Community
Development/Public Works Director Brad Blankenship.
Visitors: Benton County Economic Development Director JoAnne Lane, Warsaw Fire Department Terry
Marhall, Jr., Army Corps. of Engineers Dylan Roeder, Benton County Recreation & Tourism Director Lynette
Stokes, BCE Reporter Anita Campbell, Traci Mutch and Fran Gatlin.
Consent Agenda: Alderman Eric Flores moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Ayes: Flores, Flores, Mutch, and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Terry Marshall, Jr. from the Warsaw Fire Department asked the Board for permission to do a boot drive on May
23" at the intersections of Dam Access Rd at Commercial St. and 7 Hwy at Commercial St. The consensus of
the Board was to allow it.
OLD BUSINESS:
Council Packets: The Board told Interim City Clerk Brad Blankenship to go ahead and purchase 7 refurbished
tablets at $325.00 each from TectroniQ to access their city emails and agendas.
4" of July Fireworks: Alderwoman Kim Pearcy spoke to the Bo …
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Mon May 18, 2026
May 18, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen appoints new City Clerk/Finance Officer
The Board appointed Brenda Giese as City Clerk/Finance Officer and increased the wages of Assistant City Administrator Brad Blankenship. The Board also authorized the purchase of tablets for city officials and approved a fire department boot drive.
- Appointed Brenda Giese as City Clerk/Finance Officer at $26.92 per hour (4-0)
- Increased Brad Blankenship's wages to $37.69 per hour (4-0)
- Approved purchase of 7 refurbished tablets at $325.00 each
- Approved Warsaw Fire Department boot drive for May 23
- Approved Kaysinger Basin RPC quote to close out CDBG Grant
- Approved partnership with USACE for Handshake Grant to restore historic cottage area
- Decided that non-licensed ATVs and golf carts are limited to restricted event areas
- Approved consent agenda (4-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
5/18/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on May 18, 2026, at the City of
Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Eric Flores, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy, and Tyler Mutch.
Alderpersons Rob Coskey and Kaci Cooner absent.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, Police Sergeant Tony Helms, Community
Development/Public Works Director Brad Blankenship.
Visitors: Benton County Economic Development Director JoAnne Lane, Warsaw Fire Department Terry
Marhall, Jr., Army Corps. of Engineers Dylan Roeder, Benton County Recreation & Tourism Director Lynette
Stokes, BCE Reporter Anita Campbell, Traci Mutch and Fran Gatlin.
Consent Agenda: Alderman Eric Flores moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Ayes: Flores, Flores, Mutch, and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Terry Marshall, Jr. from the Warsaw Fire Department asked the Board for permission to do a boot drive on May
23" at the intersections of Dam Access Rd at Commercial St. and 7 Hwy at Commercial St. The consensus of
the Board was to allow it.
OLD BUSINESS:
Council Packets: The Board told Interim City Clerk Brad Blankenship to go ahead and purchase 7 refurbished
tablets at $325.00 each from TectroniQ to access their city emails and agendas.
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Thu May 7, 2026
May 7, 2026
Council to vote on $2026-26 grant for Warsaw Downtown Marina District
The Warsaw City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss and potentially vote on Bill No. 2026-26, Ordinance No. 628, which proposes a RAISE grant for the Warsaw Downtown Marina District transportation project. The meeting is procedural with no other substantive items listed.
- Bill No. 2026-26, Ordinance No. 628: RAISE grant for Warsaw Downtown Marina District transportation project
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CITY OF Historic Old Steamboat
Town on the Osage River
And Lake of the Ozarks
Home of Harry S. Truman Dam
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING
THURSDAY MAY 7, 2026
CITY HALL CONFERENCE ROOM
5:00 PM
AGENDA
le CALL TO ORDER
NEW BUSINESS
ite BILL NO. 2026-26, ORDINANCE NO. 628- RAISE Grant - Warsaw Downtown Marina District
Transportation Project
2. Equity Banking
ADJOURNMENT
Posted 5/6/2026 at 10:30 AM
201 West Main Street, P.O. Box 68, Warsaw, MO 65355 * 660-438-5522 * Fax: 660-438-7142
e-mail: cityoffice @welcometowarsaw.com * website: www.welcometowarsaw.com
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Thu May 7, 2026
May 7, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw approves ordinance for Downtown Marina District transportation project grant
The Board of Aldermen approved an ordinance to execute a Fiscal Year 2023 RAISE Program grant agreement. The board also voted to remove a specific individual from a city bank account.
- Approved Bill No. 2026-26, Ordinance No. 628 for Warsaw Downtown Marina District Transportation Project grant (5-0)
- Approved removal of Jessica Kendall from the City of Warsaw Equity Bank account (5-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Special Council Meeting
5/7/2026 at 5:00 PM
City Hall Conference Room
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 5:00 PM on May 7, 2026, at
the City of Warsaw City Hall Conference Room.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Rob Coskey, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy,
Kaci Cooner and Tyler Mutch. Alderman Eric Flores absent.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, City Attorney Cale Haddock, and
Assistant City Administrator Brad Blankenship.
ORDINANCES:
BILL NO. 2026-26, ORDINANCE NO. 628- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING RAISE GRANT -—
WARSAW DOWNTOWN MARINA DISTRICT TRANSPORTATION PROJECT.
This ordinance is required to execute the Grant Agreement Under the Fiscal Year 2023
RAISE Program. Alderwoman Jennifer Flores made a motion to approve Bill No 2026-26,
Ordinance No 628. Read by title the second time.
Seconded by Alderwoman Kim Pearcy.
Roll Call Vote:
Ayes: J. Flores, Coskey, Mutch, Cooner and Pearcy.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
NEW BUSINESS:
Equity Bank Account: Alderman Rob Coskey moved to remove Jessica Kendall from the City
of Warsaw bank account at Equity Bank.
Seconded by Alderwoman Kaci Cooner.
Ayes: J. Flores, Coskey, Mutch, Cooner and Pearcy.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
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Alderman Rob Coskey moved to adjourn the meeting at 5:06 pm.
Seconded by Alderwoman Kim Pearcy.
Ayes: J. Flores, Coskey, Mutch, Cooner and Pearcy.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
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Mon May 4, 2026
May 4, 2026
✓ Decided: Council approves grant application to connect Braden Park to sewer system
The Board approved a resolution to apply for a Clean State Revolving Fund grant to connect Braden Park to the wastewater treatment plant. Members also agreed to move forward with golf course improvements and street closures for Artsfest. The Board updated authorized signers for city bank accounts.
- Approved Resolution 2026-04 to apply for a DNR grant for Braden Park sewer connection (6-0)
- Approved updating Equity Bank account signers to Mayor Eric Masoner and Brad Blankenship (6-0)
- Approved street closures for Artsfest on June 20, 2026 (consensus)
- Agreed to move forward with Shawnee Bend Golf Course tee box improvements (consensus)
- Agreed to delay the SSA4A Comprehensive Safety Action Plan until next year (consensus)
- Agreed to move forward with electronic council packets (consensus)
- Approved consent agenda (6-0)
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Board of Aldermen/Council Meeting
5/4/2026 at 6:00 PM
Community Building Council Chambers
Call to Order: Mayor Eric Masoner called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM on May 4, 2026 at the City of
Warsaw Community Building Council Chambers.
Those Present: Mayor Eric Masoner, Alderpersons Eric Flores, Rob Coskey, Jennifer Flores, Kim Pearcy,
Kaci Cooner and Tyler Mutch.
Also present were City Administrator Randy Pogue, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Police Sergeant Tony
Helms, Community Development/Public Works Director Brad Blankenship and Clerk Kathy King.
Visitors: Bryan Minnis of Maxim Golf, Brandy Fajen of Debra’s House of Hope, BCE Reporter Ethan
Holder and Kelly Mutch.
Consent Agenda: Alderman Eric Flores moved to approve the consent agenda.
Seconded by Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Ayes: Flores, Flores, Cooner, Mutch, Coskey and Pearcy.
Motion carried.
VISITORS:
Brandy Fajen from Debra’s House of Hope spoke to the Board about the mission and goals of their faith-
based recovery and Christian discipleship program, helping women and children with homelessness,
domestic violence, substance abuse and recent incarcerations. See attached pamphlet.
Nicole Garrett from the Benton County Arts Council provided information about the upcoming Artsfest
on June 20, 2026 and asked for road closures, see attached information. The consensus of the Board is
to allow the street closures.
OLD BUSINESS:
SSA4A Update: City Administrator Randy Pogue informed the Board that he had receive …
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Mon May 4, 2026
May 4, 2026
Warsaw City Council to discuss Main Street and golf course improvements
The City Council will meet to review updates on the SS4A and boat dock projects. The body will also discuss the next phase of Main Street and improvements to the Shawnee Bend Golf Course.
- MDNR resolution
- Shawnee Bend Golf Course Improvement
- Next Phase of Main Street
- Concession Stand discussion
- Update on April 17, 2026, storm
infrastructuremain-streetgolf-coursepublic-worksstorm-recovery
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CITY OF WARSAW
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, MAY 4, 2026
6:00 PM
CALL TO ORDER
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
April 22, 2026, Meeting Minutes
Claim Report April 16-April 29, 2026
VISITOR
Nicole Garrett- Arts Festival- June 20, 2026
Brandy Fajen- Debra’s House of Hope
OLD BUSINESS
SS4A Update
Boat Dock Update
NEW BUSINESS
ORDINANCES-NONE
RESOLUTIONS- MDNR
OTHER:
Concession Stand
Next Phase of Main Street
Shawnee Bend Golf Course Improvement
Bank Account Recommendations
Update on April 17, 2026, Storm
DISCUSSION
Council packets- electronically or paper
MPUA - Leadership Training
DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. 610.021 (1) Legal, B. 610.021 (1) Real Estate, C. 610.021 (1) Personnel
ADJOURNMENT
Posted 5/1/2026 by K. King
Wed Apr 22, 2026
April 22, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen approves UTV and golf cart regulations
The board approved a new traffic code for utility task vehicles and golf carts with permitting starting May 7, 2026. Other actions included authorizing a property purchase at 1230 Tamera Lane and approving several intergovernmental contracts. The board also administered oaths of office to newly elected officials.
- Approved Ordinance No 626 adding UTV and golf cart regulations to traffic code
- Approved Ordinance No 625 to enter lease purchase for property at 1230 Tamera Lane
- Approved Ordinance No 617 for contract with Benton County Economic and Community Development
- Approved Ordinance No 624 for Swinging Bridge Trail design funding via MoDOT
- Approved Ordinance No 627 for Quad Lakes Solid Waste Management District grant
- Approved Resolution 2026-03 for RecDesk booking program
- Approved reappointment of City Attorney Cale Haddock
- Approved appointment of Christina Ward to the Park Board
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Meeting Minutes
Board of Aldermen
Regular Session/Council Chambers
Meeting Date, Wednesday, April 22, 2026 (Moved from Monday, April 20, 2026)
6:00 PM
REGULAR SESSION
Call to Order: Mayor Eddie Simons called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM, Warsaw
Community Building Council Chambers, 181 W. Harrison, Warsaw, MO 65355.
Those Present: Mayor Eddie Simons, Alderman Eric Flores, Alderwoman Kim Pearcy,
Alderman James White and Alderman Rob Coskey were present. Also present: Police Chief
Jason Wenberg, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Public Works Director Brad Blankenship,
Community Development Assistant Adam Howe, and City Clerk Jessica Kendall. Absent
Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Consent Agenda: Aldermen E. Flores made a motion to approve the agenda, pay bills and
approve March 2, 2026, meeting minutes. Second by Alderman White.
Ayes: Pearcy, White, and Coskey and E. Flores.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS
Ordinances:
BILL NO. 2026-15, ORDINANCE NO. 617- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF
WARSAW AND THE BENTON COUNTY ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN BENTON COUNTY.
City Clerk Jessica Kendall explained this is a yearly contract with Benton County
Economic and Community Development. Aldermen Coskey made a motion to approve
Bill No 2026-15, Ordinance No 617- an ordinance authorizing the mayor to execute a
contract by and between the City of Warsaw and the Benton County Economic and
Communi …
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Wed Apr 22, 2026
April 22, 2026
✓ Decided: Warsaw Board of Aldermen approves UTV and golf cart regulations
The Board approved ordinances for UTV and golf cart permitting, a property acquisition at 1230 Tamera Lane, and a trail design agreement. Newly elected officials were sworn in, and several committee appointments were made.
- Approved Ordinance No. 626 adding UTV and golf cart regulations to traffic code (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 625 for lease purchase of property at 1230 Tamera Lane (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 624 for Swinging Bridge Trail design funding (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 617 for contract with Benton County Economic and Community Development (4-0)
- Approved Ordinance No. 627 for Quad Lakes Solid Waste Management District financial assistance (5-0)
- Approved Resolution 2026-03 for RecDesk booking program (carried)
- Approved appointment of Christina Ward to the Park Board (carried)
- Approved return of porta-potty to the courtesy dock (carried)
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Meeting Minutes
Board of Aldermen
Regular Session/Council Chambers
Meeting Date, Wednesday, April 22, 2026 (Moved from Monday, April 20, 2026)
6:00 PM
REGULAR SESSION
Call to Order: Mayor Eddie Simons called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM, Warsaw
Community Building Council Chambers, 181 W. Harrison, Warsaw, MO 65355.
Those Present: Mayor Eddie Simons, Alderman Eric Flores, Alderwoman Kim Pearcy,
Alderman James White and Alderman Rob Coskey were present. Also present: Police Chief
Jason Wenberg, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Public Works Director Brad Blankenship,
Community Development Assistant Adam Howe, and City Clerk Jessica Kendall. Absent
Alderwoman Jennifer Flores.
Consent Agenda: Aldermen E. Flores made a motion to approve the agenda, pay bills and
approve March 2, 2026, meeting minutes. Second by Alderman White.
Ayes: Pearcy, White, and Coskey and E. Flores.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
OLD BUSINESS
Ordinances:
BILL NO. 2026-15, ORDINANCE NO. 617- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING
THE MAYOR TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF
WARSAW AND THE BENTON COUNTY ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN BENTON COUNTY.
City Clerk Jessica Kendall explained this is a yearly contract with Benton County
Economic and Community Development. Aldermen Coskey made a motion to approve
Bill No 2026-15, Ordinance No 617- an ordinance authorizing the mayor to execute a
contract by and between the City of Warsaw and the Benton County Economic and
Communi …
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Mon Apr 6, 2026
April 6, 2026
Council to vote on economic development and land acquisition contracts
The Warsaw City Council will meet on April 6, 2026, to conduct regular business, including approving bills, discussing old business, and voting on ordinances. Key decisions include authorizing contracts for economic development and a lease-purchase transaction for property acquisition.
- Approve contract with Benton County Economic and Community Development
- Authorize lease-purchase agreement for property acquisition
- Discuss Swinging Bridge Trail project using Transportation Assistance Program funds
- Appoint Christina Ward to the City of Warsaw Park Board
- Consider Quad Lakes Recycle Grant
zoningeconomic-developmentproperty-acquisitionparksgrants
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, April 6, 2026 at 6:00 pm
MEETING LOCATION
Community Building Council Chambers
REGULAR MEETING
NEW BUSINESS
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor calls the meeting to order.
1.
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
Council Meeting Minutes,
Attachments:
• Meeting Minutes March 2, 2026 (Meeting_Minutes_March_2_2026.docx)
a.
Bills
Attachments:
• Claims Report February 27-April 1, 2026 (Claims_Report_February_27-Apri
l_1_2026.pdf)
b.
2.
VISITORS
DeeDee Hunter- Warsaw Chamber of Commerce- Eventsa.
3.
ORDINANCES
BILL NO 2026-15, ORDINANCE NO 617- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF
WARSAW AND BENTON COUNTY ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN BENTON COUNTY.
Attachments:
• BILL NO 2026-15 Economic Development (BILL_NO_2026-15_Economi
c_Development_draft.docx)
a.
BILL NO. 2026-22, ORDINANCE NO. 624- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR OF WARSAW TO EXECUTE AN AGREEMENT BY AND BETWEEN THE
CITY OF WARSAW AND THE MISSOURI HIGHWAYS AND TRANSPORTATION
b.
4.
OLD BUSINESS
DISCUSSION
COMMISSION FOR SWINGING BRIDGE TRAIL FROM JOE DICE BRIDGE TO
LAY PARK USING THE TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (TAP).
Attachments:
• BILL NO 2026-22 TAP 9901 704 (BILL_NO_2026-22_TAP_9901_704.docx)
BILL NO 2026-23, ORDINANCE NO 625- ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CITY OF
WARSAW, MISSOURI, TO ENTER INTO A LEASE PURCHASE TRANSACTION,
THE PROCEEDS OF WHICH WILL BE USED TO PAY THE COSTS OF
ACQUIRING PROPERTY FOR THE CITY; AND AUTHORIZING AND
APPROVING THE EXECUTION AND …
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Wed Apr 1, 2026
April
✓ Decided: Park Board approves previous minutes and discusses Drake Harbor surveillance
The board approved the March meeting minutes and the April 7 agenda. Members discussed the installation of a surveillance system at Drake Harbor and the potential for free libraries starting at the Community Building. No new ordinances were passed, as the proposed EV ordinance for Drake Harbor is currently being drafted by the city attorney.
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Approved March meeting minutes (7-0)
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WARSAW COMMUNITY BUILDING
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
181 W HARRISON ST
WARSAW, MO 65355
APRIL 7, 2026 - 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Vice-President Nick Kern, Secretary Adam Howe, Michelle Larson, Melissa Howe, Emily Felix, Lisa
Duncan, Amy Riga, Jason Roy . . . Guests: member-elect Christina Ward
Absent: President E. Kee
1. CALL TO ORDER
- Vice-President N. Kern called meeting to order at 6:00 PM
2. APPROVAL OR AMENDMENT OF AGENDA
- Motion was made by E. Felix to approve the agenda, second by L. Duncan
Ayes: 7 Nays: 0
Motion passed
3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
- After all were given opportunity to review minutes from meeting of March, a motion was made by L.
Duncan to approve previous meeting minutes, second by M. Larson
Ayes: 7 Nays: 0
Motion passed
4. BOARD OF ALDERMEN/ALDERWOMEN LIAISON REPORT
- Neither J. Flores or K. Pearcy were in attendance; as a result, no report was shared
5. VISITORS
- None
6. OLD BUSINESS
- West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex Concession Stand: A. Howe reported no new update; the city council
and city administration is aware of importance and are committed to doing what they can, as fast as
they can
- Surveillance on Drake Harbor: A. Howe reported that the surveillance system is in the process of being
installed; “brains” are currently being installed in Community Building and 4 cameras should be mounted
at different locations on Drake Harbor soon thereafter; system does have capabilities of being
monitor …
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Wed Apr 1, 2026
April
✓ Decided: Park Board approves free library project and reviews park maintenance
The board approved the installation of free libraries, starting at the Community Building. Members discussed maintenance needs across several city parks and reported on the installation of a surveillance system at Drake Harbor.
- Approved project to install free libraries, starting at the Community Building
- Approved agenda (7-0)
- Approved March meeting minutes (7-0)
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WARSAW COMMUNITY BUILDING
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
181 W HARRISON ST
WARSAW, MO 65355
APRIL 7, 2026 - 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
Present: Vice-President Nick Kern, Secretary Adam Howe, Michelle Larson, Melissa Howe, Emily Felix, Lisa
Duncan, Amy Riga, Jason Roy . . . Guests: member-elect Christina Ward
Absent: President E. Kee
1. CALL TO ORDER
- Vice-President N. Kern called meeting to order at 6:00 PM
2. APPROVAL OR AMENDMENT OF AGENDA
- Motion was made by E. Felix to approve the agenda, second by L. Duncan
Ayes: 7 Nays: 0
Motion passed
3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
- After all were given opportunity to review minutes from meeting of March, a motion was made by L.
Duncan to approve previous meeting minutes, second by M. Larson
Ayes: 7 Nays: 0
Motion passed
4. BOARD OF ALDERMEN/ALDERWOMEN LIAISON REPORT
- Neither J. Flores or K. Pearcy were in attendance; as a result, no report was shared
5. VISITORS
- None
6. OLD BUSINESS
- West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex Concession Stand: A. Howe reported no new update; the city council
and city administration is aware of importance and are committed to doing what they can, as fast as
they can
- Surveillance on Drake Harbor: A. Howe reported that the surveillance system is in the process of being
installed; “brains” are currently being installed in Community Building and 4 cameras should be mounted
at different locations on Drake Harbor soon thereafter; system does have capabilities of being
monitor …
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Wed Apr 1, 2026
April
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WARSAW COMMUNITY BUILDING - COUNCIL CHAMBERS
181 W HARRISON ST - WARSAW, MO 65355
APRIL 6, 2026 - 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
1. CALL TO ORDER
- President Erica Kee calls meeting to order
2. APPROVAL OR AMENDMENT OF AGENDA
3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
4. BOARD OF ALDERMEN/ALDERWOMEN LIAISON REPORT
- Alderwomen Jennifer Flores & Kimberly Pearcy
5. VISITORS
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex Concession Stand
b. Surveillance on Drake Harbor
c. Events and other opportunities
d. Park visits
- Drake Harbor: E. Kee, E. Felix, (others)
- M.K. White Park: L. Duncan
- Lay Park: A. Riga, M. Larson
- Light Plant Park: E. Felix
- Rotary Park: M. Howe
- West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex: N. Kern, (others)
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. EV concerns on Drake Harbor/Steamboat Landing playground
b. Signage for Light Plant Park
c. Free libraries
d. Virtual tour of City of Warsaw parks
e. Lumpe Field concerns
8. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
- Recommendation(s) for immediate maintenance &/or improvements
- Other
9. DATE OF NEXT MEETING
- ???
10. ADJOURN
Posted 4/6/2026
By Adam Howe
Mon Mar 16, 2026
March 16, 2026
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, March 16, 2026 at 6:00 pm
MEETING LOCATION
Community Building Council Chambers
REGULAR MEETING
NEW BUSINESS
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor calls the meeting to order.
1.
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
Council Meeting Minutes,
Attachments:
• Meeting Minutes March 2, 2026 (Meeting_Minutes_March_2_2026.docx)
a.
Bills
Attachments:
• Claims Report 2-27 to 3-13-2026 (Claims_Report_2-27_to_3-13-2026.pdf)
b.
2.
VISITORS
Nicole Garrett, Benton County Arts Council- June 20, 2026a.
DeeDee Hunter- Warsaw Chamber of Commerce- Eventsb.
3.
ORDINANCES
BILL NO 2026-15, ORDINANCE NO 617- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE
MAYOR TO EXECUTE A CONTRACT BY AND BETWEEN THE CITY OF
WARSAW AND BENTON COUNTY ECONOMIC AND COMMUNITY
DEVELOPMENT IN BENTON COUNTY.
Attachments:
• BILL NO 2026-15 Economic Development (BILL_NO_2026-15_Economi
c_Development_draft.docx)
a.
4.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution 2026-02- Main Street Easementa.
5.
OLD BUSINESS
DISCUSSION
DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. 610.021 (1) Legal
B. 610.021 (1) Real Estate
C. 610.021 (1) Personnel
ADJOURNMENT
Contact: Jessica Kendall ([email protected] 660-438-5522) | Agenda published on 03/13/
2026 at 1:42 PM
OTHER
Appointment of Christina Ward to the City of Warsaw Park Board.
Attachments:
• Park Board Meeting Minutes (Park_Board_Meeting_Minutes.pdf)
a.
Playground Surface Discussion.b.
Compost Pile- Locationc.
Employee Community Building Used.
6.
Motion to Adjourn
Jessica Kendall
7.
Tue Mar 10, 2026
March
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WARSAW COMMUNITY BUILDING - COUNCIL CHAMBERS
181 W HARRISON ST - WARSAW, MO 65355
MARCH 10, 2026 - 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
1. CALL TO ORDER
- President Erica Kee calls meeting to order
2. APPROVAL OR AMENDMENT OF AGENDA
3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
4. BOARD OF ALDERMEN/ALDERWOMEN LIAISON REPORT
- Alderwomen Jennifer Flores & Kimberly Pearcy
5. VISITORS
a. Stephanie Rehagen – Pickleball
6. OLD BUSINESS
a. New board member recommendation(s)
b. West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex Concession Stand
c. Surveillance on Drake Harbor
d. Additional seating at Steamboat Landing Playground
e. Events and other opportunities
f. Park visits
- Drake Harbor: E. Kee, E. Felix, (others)
- M.K. White Park: L. Duncan
- Lay Park: A. Riga, M. Larson
- Light Plant Park: E. Felix
- Rotary Park: M. Howe
- West Bledsoe Ferry Sports Complex: N. Kern, (others)
7. NEW BUSINESS
a. TAP 9901-01 – Joe Dice Swinging Bridge, Lay Park
b. FLAP – Washington St, Benton St, Parking
c. Facility Usage & Rental
8. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS
- Recommendation(s) for immediate maintenance &/or improvements
- Website
- Other
9. DATE(S) OF FUTURE MEETING(S)
- Tuesday, April 7, 2026
10. ADJOURN
Posted 3/4/2026
By Adam Howe
Mon Mar 2, 2026
March 2, 2026
✓ Decided: Board approves bridge lighting funds and several public works contracts
The Board of Aldermen approved Resolution 2026-01 for Joe Dice Bridge lighting and trail improvements. Several equipment and facility bids were awarded, and a new Facility Usage & Rental Agreement was adopted. The board also updated regulations regarding Utility Task Vehicles and golf carts.
- Approved Resolution 2026-01 for Joe Dice Bridge Lighting and Trail Improvements
- Awarded $9,000 airport gate contract to Advanced Fence & Rail
- Awarded $8,668 shed contract to Lakeside Sales
- Awarded $6,450 street trailer contract to Dan’s RV
- Approved Facility Usage & Rental Agreement
- Approved updated UTV and golf cart documents with timing and terminology changes
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Meeting Minutes
Board of Aldermen
Regular Session/Council Chambers
Meeting Date, Monday, March 2, 2026
6:00 PM
REGULAR SESSION
Call to Order: Mayor Pro Tem Eric Flores called the meeting to order at 6:00 PM, Warsaw
Community Building Council Chambers, 181 W. Harrison, Warsaw, MO 65355.
Those Present: Mayor Pro Tem Eric Flores, Alderwoman Jennifer Flores, Alderwoman Kim
Pearcy, Alderman James White and Alderman Rob Coskey were present. Also present: Police
Chief Jason Wenberg, City Attorney Cale Haddock, Public Works Director Brad Blankenship,
Community Development Assistant Adam Howe, and City Clerk Jessica Kendall. Absent
Mayor Eddie Simons
Consent Agenda: Aldermen Coskey made a motion to approve the revised agenda, pay bills and
approve February 2, 2026, meeting minutes. Second by Alderman White.
Ayes: J. Flores, Pearcy, White, Coskey and E. Flores.
Nays: 0
Motion carried.
Visitors: Benton County Economic Development Director JoAnn Lane, Kevin Dockery,
Eric Masoner, Ron Cobb, Morgan Miller, Brenda Hilburn from 911 Dispatch,
Michael Kenny, resident, Sergeant Tony Helms, Sergeant Ted Kuhlman, Police
Officers Eric Veach and Samuel Clenin.
Benton County 911 Dispatch Ron Cobb, Morgan Miller and Brenda Hilburn were present to
recognize Police Office Samuel Clenin for his outstanding dedication to public
safety regarding a recent 911 incident.
Eric Masoner, business owner of Warsaw Antique Mall addressed his concern about 4th of July
being …
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Mon Mar 2, 2026
March 2, 2026
Warsaw City Council to consider Resolution 2026-01 and various bids
The City Council will meet to review Resolution 2026-01 regarding TAP 9901-01 and discuss the Federal Land Access Program. The body will also consider bids for an airport gate, a shed, and a street trailer.
- Resolution 2026-01, TAP 9901-01
- Bids for Airport Gate, Shed, and Street Trailer
- Proposed Pay scale
- Utility Task Vehicles and Golf Carts
- Facility Usage & Rental Agreement
transportationinfrastructurecity-councilcontractspersonnel
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING
Monday, March 2, 2026 at 6:00 pm
MEETING LOCATION
Community Building Council Chambers
REGULAR MEETING
NEW BUSINESS
CALL TO ORDER
Mayor calls the meeting to order.
1.
APPROVAL OF THE CONSENT AGENDA
Council Meeting Minutes,
Attachments:
• Meeting Minutes February 18, 2026 (Meeting_Minutes_February_18_2026.d
ocx)
a.
Bills
Attachments:
• claims report (claims_report.pdf)
b.
2.
VISITORS
Ron Cobb- Benton County Dispatch- Recognitiona.
Eric Masoner- Fireworks- July 4, 2026- Harborb.
3.
ORDINANCES4.
RESOLUTIONS
RESOLUTION 2026-01, TAP 9901-01
Attachments:
• RESOLUTION NO 2026-01 TAP (RESOLUTION_NO_2026-01_TAP.docx)
a.
5.
OTHER
Federal Land Access Program (FLAP)a.
BIDSb.
6.
OLD BUSINESS
DISCUSSION
DEPARTMENTS, BOARDS, AND COMMISSIONS
EXECUTIVE SESSION
A. 610.021 (1) Legal
B. 610.021 (1) Real Estate
C. 610.021 (1) Personnel
ADJOURNMENT
Contact: Jessica Kendall ([email protected] 660-438-5522) | Agenda published on 02/27/
2026 at 1:14 PM
Attachments:
• Airport Gate (Airport_Gate.pdf)
• Shed (Shed.pdf)
• Street Trailer (Street_Trailer.pdf)
Facility Usage & Rental Agreement
Attachments:
• Facility Usage & Rental Agreement (Facility_Usage_Rental_Agreement.pdf)
c.
Proposed Pay scale
Attachments:
• Pay Scale (Pay_Scale.pdf)
d.
Utility Task Vehicles and Golf Carts
Attachments:
• Utility Task Vehicles and Golf Carts (Utility_Task_Vehicles_and_Golf_Cart
s.pdf)
e.
Motion to Adjourn
Jessica Kendall
7.
Sun Mar 1, 2026
March
✓ Decided: Board recommends Christina Ward for city council membership
The board voted to recommend Christina Ward for a vacant city council seat. Members also received updates on a $1.56M FLAP grant for street and parking improvements and a TAP grant for bridge lighting and trail expansion.
- Recommended Christina Ward for city council membership (8-0)
- Approved agenda (8-0)
- Approved February meeting minutes (8-0)
- Adjourned meeting at 7:04 PM (8-0)
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WARSAW COMMUNITY BUILDING
COUNCIL CHAMBERS
181 W HARRISON ST
WARSAW, MO 65355
MARCH 10, 2026 - 6:00 PM
REGULAR MEETING
Present: President Erica Kee, Vice-President Nick Kern, Secretary Adam Howe, Michelle Larson, Melissa
Howe, Emily Felix, Lisa Duncan, Amy Riga, Jason Roy . . . Guests: Stephanie Rehagen, Christina Ward,
Jesse Harris, Ashley Wynn
Absent: None
1. CALL TO ORDER
- President Erica Kee called meeting to order at 6:00 PM
2. APPROVAL OR AMENDMENT OF AGENDA
- Motion was made by M. Larson to approve the agenda, second by L. Duncan
Ayes: 8 Nays: 0
Motion passed
3. APPROVAL OF PREVIOUS MEETING MINUTES
- After all were given opportunity to review minutes from meeting of February, a motion was
made by A. Riga to approve previous meeting minutes, second by E. Felix
Ayes: 8 Nays: 0
Motion passed
4. BOARD OF ALDERMEN/ALDERWOMEN LIAISON REPORT
- Neither J. Flores or K. Pearcy were able to attend; no report was shared
5. VISITORS
- Stephanie Rehagen: Spoke as an invitee of the board; she spoke of the craze known as pickleball
and described the excitement around it in Warsaw; different groups play at least 4x/week,
sometimes more; that interest prompted her to start a not-for-profit group who raised money
(approximately $15,000) to help with updates to the existing courts at M.K. White Park,
including fence installed through city; other improvements include resurfacing and shade
structure; she would like to possible host lessons, leagues a …
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Showing the 30 most recent meetings of 46 on record. See the yearly meeting archives below for the full history.
💰 Federal awards (top 10 by amount)
Largest recent federal contract/grant awards to recipients in this city (2023–present), via USAspending.gov.
| $228,537 | OZARK DISPOSAL COMPANY Department of Defense · REFUSE COLLECTION |
| $153,993 | T&T CLEANING LLC Department of Defense · TRUMAN LAKE PROJECT COMBINED JANITORIAL. BASE AND TWO (2) OPTIONS. ADM |
| $136,055 | OZARK DISPOSAL COMPANY Department of Defense · IGF::OT::IGF REFUSE COLLECTION AT HARRY S. TRUMAN LAKE, WARSAW, MO. SE |
| $119,974 | RAINS BRENDA L Department of Defense · BLEDSOE FERRY CUSTODIAL SERVICES BASE WITH TWO OPTIONS |
| $90,000 | COUNTY OF BENTON MISSOURI Department of Defense · BASE LAW ENFORCEMENT BENTON COUNTY FY25 |
| $77,304 | OZARK DISPOSAL COMPANY Department of Defense · ODF-T HARRY S. TRUMAN LAKE PROJECT REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL |
| $75,569 | COUNTY OF BENTON MISSOURI Department of Defense · BASE YEAR LAW ENFORCEMENT BENTON COUNTY |
| $59,550 | COUNTY OF BENTON MISSOURI Department of Defense · LAW ENFORCEMENT BENTON COUNTY FY21 |
| $51,000 | BAKER MICHAEL Department of Defense · THIS IS TO ACQUIRE BERRY BEND PARK CUSTODIAN AT HARRY S. TRUMAN LAKE. |
| $50,490 | BAKER MICHAEL Department of Defense · HST BERRY BEND SOUTH AND NORTH CUSTODIAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ALL |
Source: USAspending.gov (U.S. Treasury) — federal awards only, not city budgets.
City profile
Everything below is drawn from this city’s own public record and primary-source government data. AI-written summaries are a finding aid, not a citable quote.
Outcomes — economic mobility
source: Opportunity Atlas (Harvard) · research useFor kids who grew up here in low-income households, their adult household-income rank (0–1). The average hides a gap by race:
Research-only layer, shown here for context — not included in the CC BY 4.0 bulk download.
Where it’s happening
geocoded land-use decisions🗺 Interactive map
Every rezoning, development approval, and permit — explore the geocoded records in the research explorer.
Meeting archives
- 2025 (72 meetings)