Roads & transportation in Missouri local government
What Missouri city councils, county boards and school districts are deciding about roads & transportation — plain-English summaries written from official agendas and minutes, updated as meetings happen.
1,362 Missouri meetings since 2024 covered roads & transportation. Counts are directional — coverage varies by place and platform.
Places in Missouri with the most roads & transportation activity
- Columbia, MO (146)
- Walnut Grove, MO (134)
- St. Louis, MO (81)
- Kansas City, MO (80)
- Independence, MO (53)
- Carthage, MO (49)
- Webster Groves, MO (41)
- Wildwood, MO (40)
- Jackson County, MO (39)
- Malden, MO (39)
- Lee's Summit, MO (37)
- Clay County, MO (36)
Latest matching meetings
Approve pipe replacement project on 7 Bridges Road
The Special Road District board will review and approve the minutes from the prior meeting, financial statements, and bills to be paid. They will discuss old business, including a pipe replacement project on 7 Bridges Road and employee benefits. No new business items are listed.
Commission to review Road & Bridge light duty requirements
The Cass County Commission is holding a work session with the Road & Bridge Director. The body will review the light duty requirements for the Road & Bridge Department.
Planning and Zoning Commission to review Complete Streets presentation
The Planning and Zoning Commission is holding a work session to receive a presentation from Crawford, Murphy, and Tilly (CMT) regarding 'Complete Streets'. No other substantive decisions are listed on the agenda.
City allocates $26,056,000 from transportation tax to Bi-State Development Agency
The Transportation & Commerce Committee will discuss Board Bill 60, which appropriates $26,056,000 from the city’s Transportation Sales Tax to the Bi‑State Development Agency for the period July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The bill includes an emergency clause. The committee will also approve the minutes from the…
City Council to vote on traffic code changes and approve road salt purchase
The Webster Groves City Council will consider amending the Traffic Code to add fire lane restrictions and authorize the purchase of road salt for the upcoming winter season. The meeting will also include the approval of contracts for stormwater improvements and vehicle replacements.
Commission to review Complete Streets policy and June 2026 ridership data
The Public Transit Advisory Commission will receive updates from City Council and other commissions, consider the draft City Budget Letter 2026, hear a presentation on the Complete Streets policy, and review June 2026 transit ridership figures. The meeting also includes routine agenda and minutes approvals and a…
Pacific Aldermen to consider data center moratorium and zoning amendments
The Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on a 12-month moratorium for data center applications and zoning changes regarding land annexation. The board will also consider a conditional use permit for an automobile dealership on S. First St.
Public hearing on short‑term rental permits at 402 S. Chestnut and 1006 W. Floral
The Nevada City Council will hold a public hearing on special use permits for short‑term rentals at 402 S. Chestnut and 1006 W. Floral. The council will also consider special ordinances to approve those permits, a grant agreement for public transit operating assistance, and resolutions to award contracts for…
Ashland Board of Aldermen to consider new utility charge ordinance
The Board of Aldermen will discuss an ordinance regarding property owner responsibility for delinquent utility charges. The meeting includes a proposal for pavement preservation and the naming of a dog park area.
Board of Aldermen to discuss Route 9 Project
The Board of Aldermen will hold a work session to discuss the Route 9 Project. No other substantive items are listed on the agenda.
Committee to review window signage rules and possible artistic display exemption
The Economic Development Committee will consider Bill #3073, which proposes new window signage regulations and an exemption for artistic displays. It will also review streetlight electrical service costs and a possible reimbursement program for commercial property owners, and evaluate a study of a mobility data…
Overland City Council to hold public hearings on two conditional use permits
The City Council will hold public hearings for an automotive service center at 9465 Midland Blvd and a restaurant at 10041 Page Blvd. The body will also consider several contracts for city services, including park improvements and street work.
Board to consider transit tax funds and data center zoning rules
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen will meet to approve appropriations for public transit and consider ordinances regarding data center zoning and a youth climate action grant. The agenda includes the approval of a $6 million street improvement program and the installation of speed humps.
Legislature considers 0.5% sales tax for public transportation
The Jackson County Legislature is discussing a proposed countywide sales tax for public transportation to be voted on November 3, 2026. The body is also reviewing several zoning changes, public safety contracts, and infrastructure funding.
Commission will discuss concrete slab replacement and Mason Road services
The Town and Country Public Works Commission will meet to consider the 2026 Concrete Slab Replacement Program. It will also review a professional services contract for Mason Road with GBA. No decisions are recorded in the agenda.
Traffic Advisory Commission to discuss crosswalk guidelines and pedestrian safety
The Webster Groves Traffic Advisory Commission will review goals for 2026–2027, including developing crosswalk guidelines and researching the 'Safe Across' program. The agenda includes updates on the Safe Streets for All Task Force, pedestrian safety education, and specific traffic issues like South Elm and Grant Road.
Committee to discuss street closure for healthcare fundraiser
The Public Safety Committee will consider a request to partially close 2nd Street for a fundraiser. The body will also discuss an anonymous donation to the Fire Department.
Aldermanic report on the city’s e‑bike ordinance will be discussed
The Parks & Recreation Citizen Advisory Committee will hear a Director’s Report and an Aldermanic Report from Alderman Jim Lehmkuhl concerning the e‑bike ordinance. The committee will then open the floor for member comments before adjourning. No decisions are listed; the items are for discussion and information.
Public hearing on annexing 2.10 acres of Colbern Road right-of-way
The City Council will hold a public hearing to receive comments on a proposal to annex approximately 2.10 acres of SW Colbern Road right-of-way east of SW 7 Highway into the city. The property is city-owned and already developed as a road.
Sustainability Commission to discuss 2026 priorities and bike ride postponement
The Independence Sustainability Commission will consider approving June meeting minutes, discuss updates on a local sustainability award and the postponed Bike Ride of Historic Places, receive information on KC Can Compost, and address expiring commission terms and 2026 priorities.
Board considers multiple stop sign requests on Summerfield Drive
The Traffic and Safety Advisory Board will review a citizen request for a stop sign at Summerfield Drive at Summerbrook Court/Summerbrook Drive, and staff requests for stop signs at Summerfield Court at Summerfield Drive and at Morning Glory Court at Summerfield Drive. The meeting also includes routine items such as…
OTO Board to consider $350,000 line of credit and transportation plans
The Ozarks Transportation Organization Board of Directors will meet to approve several transportation improvement programs and project lists. The body will also consider a resolution for a business line of credit to cover federal project expenses.
Discussion on e‑bike and e‑scooter safety
The Police Community Advisory Council will hold its July 15 meeting to approve the June meeting minutes, gather community feedback, and discuss safety for e‑bikes and e‑scooters. Additional items include election information, updates from PCAC working groups, and review of previous action items before setting next…
County Legislature to consider half-cent sales tax for transit
The Jackson County Legislature will hold a public hearing on relationships with federal agencies like ICE/DHS, and consider several ordinances, including a proposed half-cent countywide sales tax for public transportation to be placed on the November 2026 ballot. Other items include an ordinance banning officers from…
Commission to vote on WIC nutrition services agreement and tax sale notices
The Cass County Commission will vote on four resolutions at its July 15 meeting: a WIC local agency nutrition services agreement with the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services, a work order with Great River Engineering for road and bridge work, a memorandum of understanding for access to the state vital…
Commission discusses Complete Streets policy and transportation updates
The Commission will review the Columbia Complete Streets Policy update and state-level quarterly meetings. Discussion includes updates on Missouri's long-range transportation plans and various community project reports.
Crossroads Advisory Commission discusses streetscapes and community events
The commission will review updates on the Streetscape Project and various upcoming community events. Members will also discuss planning processes, district naming, and current commission vacancies.
Committee to review $6 million for citywide street and sidewalk programs
The Public Infrastructure & Utilities Committee will discuss Board Bill 62. This ordinance proposes funding for the 2026 St. Louis Works and 50/50 Sidewalk Programs.
City to hold public hearing on $730,351 street improvement grant
The Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing regarding a Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) application for Fiscal Year 26. The city is seeking resident input for a Needs Assessment and comments on proposed street improvements. The project aims to benefit low-and-moderate income persons.
Committee to consider expanded Fountain Card program and electric bike ordinance
The Transportation, Infrastructure and Operations Committee will consider a resolution directing the city manager to negotiate a contract with United Way to expand the Fountain Card program, a reloadable prepaid debit card and municipal ID platform. The committee will also vote on an ordinance aligning electric…
Commission to open bids for paving projects on three roads
The Ste. Genevieve County Commission will open sealed bids for paving projects on Bloom Rd., Three Rivers Rd., and Charter Church Rd. The body will also review a 911 pay request and discuss several road and infrastructure projects.
Public hearing on $15.4M infrastructure funding with municipalities
The Jackson County Legislature is holding a public hearing on Ordinance #6092, which appropriates $15,415,000 for infrastructure projects with municipalities. The agenda also includes a proposed ordinance to put a half-cent sales tax for public transportation on the November ballot, a ban on law enforcement concealing…
Wildwood City Council discusses infrastructure projects and park improvements
The City Council will review several public works updates, including road and bridge projects. The meeting includes discussions on various park enhancements and potential new city ordinances.
Des Peres Board of Aldermen discusses vehicle purchases and new business ordinances
The Board of Aldermen will consider several consent agenda items including street department vehicle purchases and storm sewer repairs. New business includes ordinances regarding personnel rules, a nursing facility CUP amendment, and a coffee shop conditional use permit.
Board to consider electric bikes, fire hydrant, and construction contracts
The Town and Country Board of Aldermen will review ordinances for electric bicycle regulations, a new fire hydrant, and construction agreements. The body will also discuss a conditional use permit for a group home and approve a budget amendment for creek stabilization.
Commission to weigh data center rules, rezonings, street vacations
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold public hearings on multiple street/alley vacations and rezoning requests, and review a proposed text amendment establishing use standards for data centers. The vacations, requested by Watered Gardens, involve portions of Grand Ave, an alley near Kentucky Ave, and a section of…
City Council to consider $32 million bond for Andy’s Headquarters industrial project
The Walnut Grove City Council will approve minutes from recent meetings, consider a consent agenda, and hear the City Manager’s report. The council will take second‑reading votes on several special ordinances, including a $5.3 million body‑worn camera contract for the police, a $10 million HUD housing grant request…
Board to vote on adopting 2024 International Building Codes
The Board will vote on Bill 5057 to adopt the 2024 International Building Codes, affecting construction standards. They will also introduce Bill 5058, an e-bike ordinance, and consider resolutions for a parks grant for Pointe Playground and a contract amendment for prisoner detention. Consent items include a craft…
Board to consider ballot measure to reallocate transit sales tax for bus rapid transit and other mass transit
The Board of Aldermen will introduce and discuss several ordinances, including a ballot measure to reallocate a half-cent sales tax from North-South Metrolink to broader mass transit (B.B. #59), appropriations of $26 million for transportation (B.B. #60) and $13.5 million each from two transit sales tax accounts (B.B…
Commission to open bids for Sheriff's Department vehicle
The Ste. Genevieve County Commission will meet to open sealed bids for a Sheriff's Department vehicle. The body will also discuss road projects, budget reviews, and grant opportunities.