The City of Richmond is pleased to announce that it was awarded funding through the Missouri Department of Natural Resources’ Scrap Tire Surface Material Grant Program to purchase park amenities made from recycled Missouri scrap […]
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The City of Richmond is currently seeking bids for fencing around wells at the Water Treatment Plant.
The City of Richmond’s 2026 Mill & Overlay and Street Reconstruction Project is scheduled to begin Monday, June 8. Click here to see a full list of streets.
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The Richmond Parks & Recreation Department is proud to sponsor the American Celebration at Southview Park! July 1st.
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The 2025 Annual Consumer Confidence Report (CCR) has been posted to the Public Works Department Page. Click here for more information.
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Join us Halloween night for a Spooktacular Trick-or-Treat Drive Thru at the Fire Station! Starting at 5:00 PM, visitors can drive through the fire bay and receive delicious treats.
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Clean-up will begin Monday, September 8th. As a reminder, floral arrangements are limited to one arrangement per marker and must be placed in a vase integral with the marker. Toys, metal designs, ornaments, glass, wood,
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Richmond Municipal Court is changing court hearing times to 1:30pm beginning October 9, 2025. Cases will continue to be heard on the 2nd Thursday of each month at Richmond City Hall. If you have any
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Water Main Replacement Project Set to Begin July 7, 2025
The City of Richmond is moving forward with a major water infrastructure upgrade to replace over 19,500 linear feet of aging waterlines throughout several neighborhoods. Construction is scheduled to begin July 7, 2025, and will be carried out by VF Anderson Construction.
This project is made possible through funding from the $5 million General Obligation Bonds voters approved in 2022.
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The purpose of this document is to provide the community and decision makers with a community-driven system-wide comprehensive plan that establishes a road map for the Richmond Park’s and Recreation Department over the next 10 years. This Plan should be treated as a living
and breathing document whose pulse needs to be checked along the way through continued community engagement. This master plan
creates a set of goals and objectives that strives to take care of what we have, adapt to changing demographics, while also enhancing the user experience of parks and recreation in Richmond.
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