City of Kirksville

City of Kirksville Stay in the know with communications from the City of Kirksville, Missouri. The City of Kirksville is a service driven municipality.

Through providing public safety, public infrastructure, financial and record management, the City of Kirksville government strives to provide an exceptional quality of life for residents. Founded in 1842, as the county seat for Adair County, Kirksville serves as the center for the region’s business, industry, retail, health care, education and recreation. In addition, hundreds of people from surro

unding communities come to
Kirksville for work, shopping, education and recreation. A family-friendly community for all ages, it’s a hometown you never outgrow.

The City of Kirksville recognizes Eli Elmlinger for five years of service with the Street Maintenance Division of the Pu...
06/16/2026

The City of Kirksville recognizes Eli Elmlinger for five years of service with the Street Maintenance Division of the Public Works Department.

Elmlinger began his career as a Street Maintenance Worker II and quickly advanced to Equipment Operator through his hard work and dedication. He is a skilled roller operator on asphalt and dirt projects, is proficient in concrete work, and takes pride in helping improve the City's streets and infrastructure.

Elmlinger’s commitment to teamwork and quality workmanship makes him a valued member of the Street Maintenance Division. We thank him for his service and contributions to our community.

The City of Kirksville wishes to inform residents that the U.S. Department of Transportation has selected Contour Airlin...
06/16/2026

The City of Kirksville wishes to inform residents that the U.S. Department of Transportation has selected Contour Airlines’ two-destination proposal as the community’s Essential Air Service provider.

This will see 12 nonstop flights per week from Kirksville Regional Airport, with seven to Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) and five to Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). The service begins on August 1, 2026.

“With access to major travel hubs of Chicago and Dallas-Fort Worth, residents of our community and region have an easy option to travel domestically and internationally,” said Kirksville Regional Airport Director Jeff Lafountain. “This additional service creates new opportunities for tourism and economic development for northeast Missouri.”

It is an exciting summer at Kirksville Regional Airport, as the new terminal opens soon and this new air service begins. With a larger, improved building for travelers and a new destination, consider Kirksville the starting point for your next getaway.

For more information on Contour Airlines, or to check ticket booking, visit Contourairlines.com.

The U.S. Department of Transportation manages the Essential Air Service program to ensure small communities have access to the National Air Transportation System through flights to hub airports.

The Kirksville City Council will hold a Study Session at 6:00 pm on Monday, June 15, 2026, in the Council Chambers at Ci...
06/12/2026

The Kirksville City Council will hold a Study Session at 6:00 pm on Monday, June 15, 2026, in the Council Chambers at City Hall. The tentative agenda and other meeting documents can be viewed at Kirksville.gov/p/meeting-information.

06/12/2026

Miss Monday's City Council Meeting? Here's a quick recap of what happened!

Be advised that the fire station is currently closed to the public due to flooding.
06/11/2026

Be advised that the fire station is currently closed to the public due to flooding.

The Kirksville Fire Department’s administrative office is temporarily closed to the public due to flooding at the station. If anyone needs to contact staff at this time, please call or email them directly. The Kirksville Fire Department will let the public know when the station is back open.

The City of Kirksville congratulates Marcia VanLaningham on her retirement after 24 years and five months of service. Va...
06/11/2026

The City of Kirksville congratulates Marcia VanLaningham on her retirement after 24 years and five months of service.

VanLaningham began her career on January 14, 2002, as a Customer Service Clerk with the Finance Department. Through various changes in job duties and as the Finance Department grew, the position evolved into the current Account Clerk role.

As an Account Clerk, VanLaningham provided customer service for all types of City business and ensured interactions with the general public were positive. Additionally, she handled beginning and closing utility services, performed cash receipting, tracked City accounts receivable invoicing, tracked cash receipts and disbursements for the annual audit, managed boat permitting, and distributed water meters.

Along with her service, VanLaningham was an exceptional ambassador for Kirksville. She welcomed thousands of new residents with patience and kindness. For many of these customers, living independently and transitioning into adulthood were new experiences, and she helped them navigate the process with warm, courteous service.

She built a loyal fan base of utility customers who would only allow her to conduct their City business. Many would come back another day if she were busy helping others or at lunch. She listened and took a genuine interest in their stories, even asking about the outcomes during the following month’s utility cycle.

The City of Kirksville thanks VanLaningham for her service to the community and wishes her well in her next endeavors.

The Kirksville Fire Department and Kirksville Police Department are teaming up with the Adair County Health Department, ...
06/11/2026

The Kirksville Fire Department and Kirksville Police Department are teaming up with the Adair County Health Department, CAPNEMO and other first responders for the Battle of the Badges Backpack Drive.

This month, you can drop off new backpacks at your first responder agency of choice, which will then go to local students this upcoming school year. Every backpack makes a difference for those in our community, and this friendly competition helps students in need have the necessary supplies.

Does your business, organization, or community group want to be in this year's Red, White and Blue Parade? Then register...
06/10/2026

Does your business, organization, or community group want to be in this year's Red, White and Blue Parade? Then register today by completing the form at https://forms.gle/jtAQR8bqPj1bQ9wC8. Help make this the biggest parade yet as we celebrate America's 250th anniversary.

Address

201 S. Franklin Street
Kirksville, MO
63501

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16606271225

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