4176 Kansas City residents accepted a tele-town hall call from Mayor Mark Funkhouser last evening. They heard the Mayor give a brief opening statement on his priorities and then take questions from callers. They Mayor answered twenty questions ranging from complaints about specific city services to education to economic development. When asked about the format 92% of the callers said they preferred the tele-town hall format to attending a live town hall in person.
The Mayor will be holding two additional tele-town halls early next year.
November 4 - Highland Nursing and Rehabilitation Center November 11 - 100 Black Men (at Union Station) December 2 - Platte County Economic Development Corporation December 9 - Riverstone Retirement Community
8:30 am Urban Summit Breakfast Meeting 11:30 The Mayor and City Council's Annual Legislative Lunch - Lydia's Loft
Mayor Mark Funkhouser City Hall, 29th floor • 414 E. 12th St. • Kansas City, MO 64106 • Phone: (816) 513-3500 • Fax: (816) 513-3518 • E-mail: mayor@kcmo.org
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Mayor Funkhouser at a Press Conference Announcing Higher Citizen Satisfaction Scores for Street Maintenance
Communicate with the Mayor
Contact with the residents of Kansas City is what keeps me grounded. Real people living in the real world know what they want from municipal government. I want to hear how you feel about the issues affecting your neighborhood, your businesses, and your families. I also want to give you an opportunity to ask your Mayor questions. I will do my best to answer some of your questions either on this website or in my newspaper column, Straight Talk with the Mayor.
Good communication is a two-way street. I hope we can keep all lanes open between my office and the people I serve.