Communications Specialist for @citystjoemo. Former reporter for @kq2. Graduate of Kansas State. Junior League Sustainer. Baking lover. St. Joseph native.
If you are looking to give back, consider helping the Hope Totes project through the Junior League of St. Joseph. These totes are used by local women and kids staying at or vacating the shelter in lieu of using a trash bag. To donate, visit https://t.co/xtJshkl9B1.
On June 2, voters will consider the issuance of general obligation (G.O.) bonds of $20 million for the repair and replacement of bridges and transportation infrastructure in St. Joseph. If you own a home valued at $100K, you will pay less than $2 a month...https://t.co/4PXDR2A10z
On June 2, voters will consider four proposed changes relating to the composition of council, attendance at meetings, capital and operating budget submission and declaration of a winner in the primary election. For more information, visit https://t.co/briMR07PjA.
On June 2, voters will consider the issuance of general obligation (G.O.) bonds in the amount of $20 million for the repair and replacement of bridges and transportation infrastructure in St. Joseph. For more information, visit https://t.co/4PXDR2A10z.
Now, more than ever, we all need to do our part to flatten the curve and reduce the spread of COVID-19. As the numbers continue to rise, let’s work harder to lower the risk. We are all in this together. Call the COVID-19 Call Center at 271-4613 or visit https://t.co/SosRcmwbUN.
In an effort to help provide information and answers to the public regarding city issues surrounding COVID-19, the city of St. Joseph has established a centralized phone number for residents to call.
It is availableMonday-Friday from 8am-9pm, subject to call volume and events.
Hard to believe prom is right around the corner! The first 2020 prom dress giveaway is this Thursday with three more to follow. St. Joseph Junior Leaguers would love to help area girls find their dream dress for prom!
#BeCounted in the 2020 Census! For every person counted, our state receives federal funding for education, public transportation, emergency food and shelter, and health services. Lookout for your postcard on how to complete the 2020 Census and visit https://t.co/XZIEDmgDeE.
More than 60 high school students from the five St. Joseph high schools got the opportunity to take on the role of concerned citizen, city staff or a council member during the 24th annual Student in Government Day. Thanks to Rotary Club #32 members for your help with the day.
From looking for the perfect gift to enjoying a friends day out, downtown St. Joseph offers several one-of-a-kind shops to browse as there is always something to explore. So, have you been downtown lately? For more information, visit https://t.co/SosRcmwbUN.
Have you discovered what downtown St. Joseph has to offer lately? From browsing the many one-of-a-kind shops, treating your tastebuds to the locally owned restaurants or getting an up-close look at the pieces of the Sculpture Walk, there is always something to explore.
Due to contracted work currently in progress, the opening date of the Aquatic Park has been delayed. Krug Pool is expected to open for the season on June 1, contingent upon weather and water temperatures. For more information, visit https://t.co/rIRkKzi2Mf
Are you looking for a summer job? Become a lifeguard with the city of St. Joseph. Training will be provided for free to all candidates who join the team. Call 271-5519 or visit https://t.co/Ul7XZj1phK for more information.
The animal shelter, located at 701 Lower Lake Road, will reopen to the public tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26, at 1pm. Shelter staff, Friends of the Animal Shelter of St. Joseph, Inc. and other volunteers have been able to safely return the animals to the shelter.