Housing in Missouri local government
What Missouri city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about housing — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,192 Missouri meetings since 2024 covered housing. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Missouri with the most housing activity
- Malden, MO (142)
- Columbia, MO (110)
- Kansas City, MO (99)
- Walnut Grove, MO (72)
- St. Louis, MO (61)
- Blue Springs, MO (44)
- Wildwood, MO (42)
- Poplar Bluff, MO (41)
- Lee's Summit, MO (36)
- Nevada, MO (34)
- Independence, MO (34)
- St. Joseph, MO (28)
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Malden Housing Authority to hold regular board meeting September 29
The Malden Housing Authority will meet to review administrative and financial matters. The board will discuss bills, invoices, and contract change orders.
Jackson County Legislature to vote on multiple zoning changes and contracts
The Jackson County Legislature will meet to consider final passage of several ordinances, including zoning changes for agricultural land to residential districts, and to vote on resolutions authorizing contracts and fund transfers. The meeting includes routine procedural items and committee reports.
City Council and County Commission joint work session on growth, housing
The Columbia City Council and Boone County Commission are holding a joint work session to discuss infrastructure and planned growth, cross-jurisdiction collaboration, and updates to the housing study crosswalk. The meeting is a discussion-only session with no formal votes or public hearings scheduled.
Commission to review facade and housing grants for 104 1st Ave E
The Historic Preservation Commission, meeting as the Downtown Grant Review Board, will consider two grant applications for the property at 104 1st Ave E: one for facade improvements and one for housing. The board will also review minutes from the previous meeting and handle roll call and adjournment.
Council to review zoning overhaul incl. inclusionary housing, cottage food rules
The Malden City Council will hear an overview of proposed zoning ordinance amendments from the planning director and consider multiple zoning changes, including amendments to inclusionary zoning, nonconforming uses, medical center definitions, and use regulations. The council will also vote on several mayoral…
Architectural Review Board to review new single-family house at 133 Hawthorne Estates Drive
The Town and Country Architectural Review Board will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes from August 3, 2026, and review a new single-family house proposal at 133 Hawthorne Estates Drive. No other substantive business is listed.
Commission reviews zoning changes for laundromats and car condos
The Planning and Community Design Commission will vote on two zoning text amendments: allowing coin-operated laundromats in the Commercial/Office/Retail District and car condos in the Light Industrial District. The body will also review a site plan variance for a fence at 9440 Harvest Court and discuss the…
Malden Housing Authority to hold regular board meeting September 2
The Malden Housing Authority will meet to approve previous minutes, bills, and invoices. The board will also review policies, contracts, and charitable requests.
Commission votes on letters to City Council regarding family definition and mental health
The Commission on Human Rights will vote on three recommendation letters to the City Council concerning the definition of family, the Mental Health Board/Commission, and FY27 budget adjustments. The agenda also includes a new funding request for HREP and reports from the CPRB. A closed session is scheduled to discuss…
Committee to review audit of MWBE program, vacant property fees, rezoning
The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will hold first readings on several items, including directing an audit of the former Minority and Women's Business Enterprise program, a rezoning and development plan for 12220 N.W. Skyview Avenue, and an amendment to the KCI Area Plan. It will also consider a held…
Springfield housing board to vote on tenant account write-offs, SEMAP report
The Walnut Grove Public Housing Authority Board of Commissioners meets monthly to review operations, hear department reports, and take action on resolutions. This month's agenda includes two votes: writing off certain tenant accounts and accepting the SEMAP report for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2026. Public…
Housing Authority to consider resolutions on executive director role and training policy
The Nevada, MO Housing Authority Board will hold a regular meeting on August 26, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at Crawford House. The board will hear reports on occupancy, Section 8 utilization, work orders, NSPIRE, and an insurance claim, and will consider three resolutions: adopting an executive director position description…
Olivette housing authority to review audit, approve 2027 plan
The Olivette Land Clearance/Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will meet to review the city's housing authority audit, hold a public hearing on the 2027 Annual PHA Plan and 2031 Capital Fund Action Plan, and vote on several items including write-offs and plan approvals. The agenda also includes routine items…
Malden committee to review ADU proposal at 101 Wallace Street
The Malden Site Plan Review Committee will hold a public hearing on a proposal to build an accessory dwelling unit in a detached garage at 101 Wallace Street. The committee will also review and approve minutes from its July 28, 2026 meeting and discuss other business.
County Legislature to hold hearing on conversion therapy ban, consider rezoning and contracts
The Jackson County Legislature will hold a public hearing on a proposed conversion therapy ban and consider multiple ordinances and resolutions, including several rezoning requests, a housing trust fund, and contracts for vehicles, radios, and software. The agenda includes first and final readings of ordinances, with…
Committee to consider housing trust fund and Swope Health ARPA amendment
The Jackson County Budget Committee is meeting to consider two resolutions: one to establish a county Housing Trust Fund for affordable housing, and another to authorize an amendment to the 2022 ARPA agreement with Swope Health Services for real estate purchase at no cost to the county.
Housing Authority board to vote on tenant account write-offs and SEMAP report
The Walnut Grove Public Housing Authority Board of Commissioners will hold its monthly open meeting, primarily receiving reports from the executive director and department heads on occupancy, operations, and maintenance. The board will also vote on two resolutions: one to write off certain tenant accounts and another…
Housing Authority to review LIHTC application for Pleasant Heights 2
The Board of Commissioners will meet to review a Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) application for Pleasant Heights 2, approve write-offs for collection losses and outstanding checks, and adopt a proposed recovery plan for 2026. The meeting is physical and open to the public.
Commission to review patio enclosure, laundromat zoning, new home, car condos
The Olivette Planning and Community Design Commission will review several petitions, including a design review for a patio enclosure at The Brass Tap, a text amendment to allow coin-operated laundromats in the COR district, a new single-family home at 1123 Hilltop Drive, and a text amendment to permit car condos in…
Commission to weigh rezoning for 10-home subdivision and annexation zoning
The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and a preliminary plat. One request seeks to rezone 26.91 acres on Route K for a 10-lot single-family subdivision, with a related preliminary plat. Another request involves annexation and permanent zoning of about 10 acres at 6000…
Council to consider 99-year rent agreement with Chamber of Commerce
The Kennett City Council will consider a 99-year rental agreement with the Chamber of Commerce, a proposed medical insurance policy change, an asbestos inspection bid, and a housing authority agreement. The meeting also includes routine approvals of minutes, financial statements, and a tourism funding request.
Council to adopt housing element rezoning and parking rules
The Tracy City Council will hold a regular meeting on August 18, 2026, to consider a consent calendar of routine items, including second readings of ordinances to rezone housing opportunity sites, amend parking requirements for shopping centers, and update municipal code provisions. The council will also receive…
Committee to review housing policy, rezoning, and tax increment financing plan
The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will consider several items, including a consent item approving the Weatherby Meadows 2nd Plat, first readings for a rezoning, a tax increment financing amendment, and a resolution to review housing policies. It will also hold items previously discussed, including a…
Committee to consider $148.9M Royals ballpark district rezoning and funding
The Finance, Governance and Public Safety Committee will consider several major items, including a rezoning for a ballpark district near Crown Center, a $148.9 million construction contract for Luminary Park, and a $51.6 million bond appropriation for the same project. The committee will also discuss a resolution to…
Plan Commission to review rezoning and site plan for 1101 and 1115 S Florissant Rd.
The Plan Commission will review a rezoning request and a major site plan for properties on S Florissant Rd. The body will also discuss proposed amendments to city regulations regarding fences and cottage court zoning.
Committee to discuss tenants' right to counsel and economic development incentives
The Community Involvement Committee will consider its July 21, 2026 meeting minutes, continue discussing a Tenants' Right to Counsel program, and receive a presentation on the Economic Development Incentive Policy Manual framework. This is a working session, not a public hearing, with limited public discussion.
Board to review Sea Cove townhome development plans on Technology Drive
The Board of Aldermen is reviewing schematic design and site plans for the proposed Sea Cove townhome development at 2913 Technology Drive. The agenda includes architectural elevations, landscaping, lighting, and grading plans for the project, which is being developed by Phoenix Real Estate Services.
Ferguson Human Rights Commission to discuss housing, youth spotlight, complaints process
The Ferguson Human Rights Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including welcoming a new member and approving minutes. They will discuss unfinished business such as the Farmers' Market table and housing issues, and new business including a youth spotlight initiative and clarifying the complaints process.
County to consider anti-crime sales tax renewal, data center rules, housing fund
The Jackson County Legislature will consider several significant items, including a proposed ordinance to place the renewal of the countywide anti-crime sales tax (COMBAT) on the November 2026 ballot, a resolution to establish a framework for AI and data center facilities, and a resolution creating a Housing Trust…
Homesteading Authority to consider sale of 3 KC properties, 21-property deal
The Kansas City, Missouri Homesteading Authority will meet to consider selling three properties and a purchase option agreement for 21 properties in the Candlelight Ride Subdivision. The board will also discuss strategic planning for future projects and may enter a closed session for legal, real estate, or personnel…
Council to vote on ending M/WBE program, creating new small business enterprise program
The Kansas City Council is deciding on several major items, including repealing the Minority and Women's Business Enterprise (M/WBE) program and creating a new Certified Small Business Enterprises program, plus authorizing host city agreements for the 2031 Rugby World Cup and FIFA Women's World Cup. The council will…
Board to vote on variance for smaller setbacks at 6619 Harris Ave
The Board of Zoning Adjustment will hold a public hearing and vote on a variance application to build a single-family home with a reduced front yard setback (29 ft instead of 30 ft) and rear yard setback (15.1 ft instead of 30 ft) at 6619 Harris Ave. The board will also approve minutes from two prior meetings.
Historic Preservation Commission reviews two grants for 104 1st Ave E
The Newtonia Historic Preservation Commission will hold a meeting to review two grant presentations for the property at 104 1st Ave E: one for a facade grant and one for a housing grant. The agenda includes roll call, approval of previous minutes, and the two presentations, followed by adjournment.
Committee to discuss liquor license compliance, incentives, and ADUs
The Community and Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss several items, including an update on special events and their impact on liquor license compliance, a review of the economic development incentive policy, and continued discussion on the Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance. The committee will also…
Planning Board to hold joint hearing on five zoning amendments including affordable housing changes
The Malden Planning Board will jointly hear five proposed zoning amendments with the City Council Rules & Ordinance Committee. Items include allowing cottage food operations, updating nonconforming use rules, redefining medical centers and massage salons, revising use regulations for multiple business types across…
Jennings committees to review police update, Marge Park, vector control, fund transfer
The Jennings Policy and Ordinance and Ways and Means committees are meeting jointly to receive updates on the St. Louis County Police Jennings Precinct and the Marge Park construction project, and to consider approvals for a vector control renewal and a funding transfer from ward funds to special city event…
Committee to consider data center task force, rezoning, and HUD grant
The Neighborhood Planning and Development Committee will hold first readings on several items, including a proposed data center transparency task force, a rezoning for 200 residential lots, and a $589,768 HUD grant for Shelter Plus Care. Several items are held for future meetings. The committee will also receive an…
Council to hear housing framework presentation
The Lee's Summit City Council is holding a regular session, which includes a joint session with the Planning Commission. The main substantive item is a presentation on 'Housing in Lee's Summit - A Framework for Decision Making' by city staff. The rest of the agenda consists of routine items such as approval of the…
Board will approve bills, checks, and payment of invoices and contract changes
The Malden Housing Authority board will first approve the minutes from the prior meeting. It will then consider and vote on approving bills, signing checks, and paying invoices, dues, and contract change orders. Additional items include policy and contract reviews, charitable request reviews, and training conference…
Council to vote on 62-home rezoning on Manchester Road
The Wildwood City Council will consider several ordinances, including a rezoning for a 62-unit attached single-family development on Manchester Road and a traffic regulation change for Wild Horse Creek Road. The council will also vote on endorsing the Wildwood Historic Preservation Plan and approving a streamgage…