The Southeast Metropolitan Planning Organization (SEMPO) has released FY 2020-2023 Transportation Improvement Program (TIP) Amendment No. 1 for public comment. The public comment period closes on August 19, 2019. The TIP is a short-range capital improvement […]
Deputy City Manager Molly Mehner compares her job at the City of Cape Girardeau to a conductor and their orchestra. In her position, Mehner oversees five different city departments/divisions including Development Services, Public Works, Human […]
The Cape Girardeau Police Department’s K9, Debo, will receive a bullet and stab-protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from nonprofit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. The Department previously announced that their K9s Dallas, […]
Scott Meyer’s goal is to make Cape Girardeau the best city it can possibly be. A 26-year-long career as a professional engineer led Meyer to his current position as city manager, having served in the […]
Adam Glueck’s newest chapter in his 20-year career with the Cape Girardeau Police Department is his promotion to Assistant Chief in early 2019. Glueck began his career in 1999 as an Administrative Clerk for the […]
From beginning as an industrial arts/construction trade teacher to his current position with the City of Cape Girardeau, Building and Code Enforcement Manager Gary Hill has truly done it all. Hill transitioned after 16 years […]
Genesis Buitrago is an accomplished local student with a passion for bettering her community. Buitrago is a recent Cape Central High graduate who filled her time becoming involved in her school and community. She has […]
Cape Girardeau Police Department’s K9 Dallas, Jango and Thor will each receive a bullet and stab-protective vest thanks to a charitable donation from nonprofit organization Vested Interest in K9s, Inc. K9 Dallas’ vest is sponsored […]
Content submitted by Deputy City Manager Molly Mehner Mark your calendars! We are less than a year away from Census Day 2020 which falls on April 1, 2020. And while Census Day falls on April […]
Through the 1980s, it was hard to know where to go for social services in this town. What if I’m about to lose my house? What should I do if I can’t pay for food […]
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