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City Hall was packed at the beginning of the City Council session on Wednesday, September 5, with the friends and proud families of the Dispatch, Police Officers, and Paramedics about to be recognized and honored for their exemplary service.
On May 3, 2018 Cameron Dispatchers coordinated a...
Clinton County Planning and Zoning (CCPZ) committee met with several area residents from Lake Arrowhead community on Wednesday night, December 5, at Plattsburg High School. The open meeting was held to gather information regarding a potential zoning change to R-1 for Lake Arrowhead.
After...
On September 10, from 10:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. at City Hall Cameron will be judged on 5 Community Betterment projects completed this past year. Each project will present their case to judges from Missouri Community Betterment (MCB). Judges will take into consideration the details of the project,...
There has been come confusion of late regarding the type of government the City of Cameron operates under. As a city of the third-class, meaning we have more than 3,000 people, Cameron has four government structures to choose from under Missouri law. In 1949, we chose the council-manager form of...
Cameron Ambulance and CHS Cheerleaders wowed the crowd at Friday night’s opening game against Northeast. The group demonstrated "Hands Only" CPR in a choreographed two-minute routine to the tune of “Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees.
According to Nathan Jones, inspiration for Friday night’s...
The Village held their Annual Holiday Dinner for residents on Saturday, December 8. Roughly 300 guests attended the dinner to celebrate the season with their friends and loved ones. The Village provided a hearty meal of ham, turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, turkey and noodles, green beans,...
Interim City Manager, Zac Johnson, announced during the City Council Meeting on August 20, 2018 that water from the pool will be given away to the public in a effort to conserve water during the Emergency Alert Water Phase. There is about 925 gallons of water parked on a trailer in the pool parking...
A Water Shortage Emergency was declared at the August 13, 2018 Council Meeting. Please see below for details of the current water restrictions. ~sjbThe Emergency Phase is enacted when the City’s raw water supply falls below 40% of capacity. In this Phase, the City shall continue the water...
The Cameron School Board met in regular session on Monday June 18.
Assistant Superintendent Chris Shanks spoke to the School Board about changes coming from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE). Shanks said one of the changes he believes will affect the district a lot is...
The Cameron Municipal Band sends a musical love letter to our great country this week, on Thursay June 28, in preparation for Independence Day. Student narrators will share quotes from many of America’s great and inspirational leaders, adding an appropriate historical perspective.
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