County of Pettis

Would our commissioners please share with their constituents their individual positions on the Pettis County Health Center’s face covering order passed last night (ie in favor of or opposed to the order)? Thank you.

So...is the report on the SFCC email a Pettis county positive or not? I think our citizens have a right to know!

Materials for today's 4-H Live: Online Learning session (3/19 at 3:30pm CT):
1 cup water
2-3 cups sugar
1 Mason jar (or similar glass jar)
Food coloring
Food flavoring (optional)
Cotton string/yarn or wooden stick
Clean, heavy weight (such as a screw)
Plain pencil
Saucepan
Stove
Spoon for stirring


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This is a complaint for the road commissioner for the Pettis County Roads. Approximately a month o so ago I placed a call to the Road Commissioner and received a phone call back from him - and was very dissatisfied with his response. I am a property owner in the Pettis County area located at Elm Branch Road - which is approximately 2 miles east of Windsor, MO - but is still in the Pettis County district. For the past 50 years, we have dealt with the road issue on this road and have had to submit complaints over the years. Mr. Dick's response was that there were a lot of roads that need to be repaired after the hard winter, yes, that is true - but as I explained to him, Elm Branch Road is in very poor condition and is nothing but a sloppy muddy mess. Approximately 2 weeks ago a grader went through the area with the blades up and never touched the ground- taxpayers money at work???. A short time later another one came through, mixed up the dirt, leaving huge clumps of dirt at the side of the road - now that there is no gravel on the road, it's nothing but pure mud and holes filled with water. Not only is it a nuisance for residents, but we have semi-trucks that come through this road for the Tyson chicken farm located nearby - we have cattle farmers that run up and down the road with stock trailers to do their business - and yet no one seems to care. Wonder how it would feel to the road commissioner if I brought a bucket of mud into his office and poured it on the floor and asked him to walk through it. When it comes time for taxes to be paid - they want it by a certain time - when it comes time for election - they want our vote. Well, now the time has come - we need something done with the roads and it needs to be soon. Some places in the road are about to fall through. There are elderly people who also live on that road and cannot afford physically to get stuck. Mr. Commissioner I am appealing to your sense of goodwill and hope we don't have to go any higher than this - this should be an embarrassment not just for you but for the entire county.

This is a complaint for the road commissioner for the Pettis County Roads. Approximately a month o so ago I placed a call to the Road Commissioner and received a phone call back from him - and was very dissatisfied with his response. I am a property owner in the Pettis County area located at Elm Branch Road - which is approximately 2 miles east of Windsor, MO - but is still in the Pettis County district. For the past 50 years, we have dealt with the road issue on this road and have had to submit complaints over the years. Mr. Dick's response was that there were a lot of roads that need to be repaired after the hard winter, yes, that is true - but as I explained to him, Elm Branch Road is in very poor condition and is nothing but a sloppy muddy mess. Approximately 2 weeks ago a grader went through the area with the blades up and never touched the ground- taxpayers money at work???. A short time later another one came through, mixed up the dirt, leaving huge clumps of dirt at the side of the road - now that there is no gravel on the road, it's nothing but pure mud and holes filled with water. Not only is it a nuisance for residents, but we have semi-trucks that come through this road for the Tyson chicken farm located nearby - we have cattle farmers that run up and down the road with stock trailers to do their business - and yet no one seems to care. Wonder how it would feel to the road commissioner if I brought a bucket of mud into his office and poured it on the floor and asked him to walk through it. When it comes time for taxes to be paid - they want it by a certain time - when it comes time for election - they want our vote. Well, now the time has come - we need something done with the roads and it needs to be soon. Some places in the road are about to fall through. There are elderly people who also live on that road and cannot afford physically to get stuck. Mr. Commissioner I am appealing to your sense of goodwill and hope we don't have to go any higher than this - this should be an embarrassment not just for you but for the entire county.