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Excelsior Springs - A Community Rising
Mayor Mark Spohn provided a State of the Cities address in April for the City of Excelsior Springs. Mark narrated a video presentation that was prepared for the Clay County Economic Development Council’s State of the Cities luncheon, We Are A Community Rising.
Mark invited everyone to participate in the Mayor’s Block Party events that will be happening between Easter and Halloween this year. The city has set a goal of 50 block parties to promote being neighborly. A year ago today, Excelsior Springs was recognized as one of Missouri’s Most Neighborly Cities. If you are interested in learning more about block parties, click here.
City staff and council in attendance included Code Compliance Officer Trish Guarino, Economic Development Director Melinda Mehaffy, Community Development Director Mallory Brown, City Manager Molly McGovern, Councilman Reggie St. John, Councilman John McGovern, Mayor Mark Spohn, and Councilman Gary Renne. Not pictured is Neighborhood Specialist Laura Mize, who was also in attendance.
