As part of the City of Blue Springs broader diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, Mayor Carson Ross has approved Juneteenth as an official paid holiday for City employees. City facilities will be closed to the public, Monday, June 20. Read on...
The much-anticipated opening of the Blue Springs Whataburger, 905 Missouri 7 Hwy, is scheduled for 11 a.m. on Monday, May 9. We anticipate more traffic than usual in the area and will have detours set up for those wishing to enjoy a burger May 9-15. Read on...
The Blue Springs City Council confirmed the appointment of the City’s new City Administrator and City Prosecutor at the Monday, April 18, City Council meeting. Read on...
Mayor Carson Ross delivered his 14th consecutive State of the City Address at the Blue Springs Chamber of Commerce monthly luncheon Thursday March 17 at Adams Pointe Conference Center. Read on...
The findings of the 2021 Blue Springs Citizen’s Satisfaction Survey, conducted in the fall of 2021, were presented to the Blue Springs City Council on March 7, 2022. Read on...
The City of Blue Springs and the Blue Springs Police Department are partnering with a local animal rescue group, Pawportunities, Inc., to provide Animal Control Services for the City. Read on...
The Central Jackson County Emergency Management Agency has upgraded the storm siren system for the cities of Blue Springs, Grain Valley, Lake Tapawingo and unincorporated portions of the County within the Central Jackson County Fire Protection District. Read on...
On Monday, September 20, the Blue Springs City Council voted to adopt the Fiscal Year 2021-22 annual budget of $83,531,171. The new budget will go into effect October 1, 2021. Read on...
