Please note that there were 3 recent reports on Tuesday, May 11, 2021 of a man exposing himself: 70th and Brookside Road on the Trail, 57th and Belleview and 50 and Valley Road. There are reports of a predator, driving late model Black Chevy SS, with very dark tinted windows, also driving a late model White Dodge Ram truck with extended cab, very dark tinted windows. The person likes to hang around the Orange Theory Fitness business, and drive through the neighborhood with loud music and loud tailpipe. People in the neighborhood can call 911 if they see anyone driving these vehicles and fitting this description. The above Information was provided by the MNA Board Officer, Sharon Cheers
Light Up Porches on 4/1
Grab your favorite beverage, sit on your porch or out in your yard and say hi to those around you.
Tonight, Wednesday, April 1 at 7pm (Central Standard)
People around the world are lighting a candle, lantern, luminaria or some light on their front porch in support of medical professionals working to aid others in the covid-19 outbreak
Winter Blues Bash 2/8/20
The winter blues bash has been scheduled for Saturday Feb 8, 2020. Details below!
DUES: Link remedied
We had an error with our PayPal link and our email account – and now both have been remedied. You can pay your dues online via PayPal from the membership page.
OR you can pay here: https://www.paypal.me/MNAKC
- $35 household annual dues
- $100 business annual dues
In addition, if you have questions/concerns feel free to message us from the Facebook page or email us at mnakcmo@gmail.com.
Sunset Supper: September 7th!
5-8pm
Our annual sunset supper is right around the corner. Mark your calendar and make plans to have a great time with such great neighbors. Know a new neighbor? Bring them along!
MNA will provide drinks, hamburgers and hot dogs.
Feel free to bring a side dish or a dessert.
Don’t forget your lawn chair!
We’ll update this post and the events page w/ more details soon!
FLY THE FLAG: This weekend!
Fly The Flag Event is coming up this weekend!!
- June 8th: 6-8pm
- 6220 Morningside Drive (John & Christine Richie’s home)
- Drinks provided by MNA
- Bring a side dish, appetizer or dessert to share!
MAY 10 & MAY 11: MNA Garage Sale
Friday May 10th and Saturday May 11th – each household choses their own time
It’s time for Spring-cleaning and de-clutter! “One mans’ trash…is another man’s treasure”
MNA will promote by email, Facebook, Nextdoor, and yard signs.
Participation is up to individual household.
Winter Blues Bash 2/9/19
We’re raffling gift cards, we’ll have a chocolate fountain and hot chocolate/ coffee bar in addition to appetizers and desserts. Just bring yourselves & your neighbors!
See you this Saturday at the HJ’s Youth and Family Center!
KCMO Announcement: Limb Pickup
01.16.2019, from KCMO website
KCMO is preparing to haul off limbs felled by snow & ice
This week, crews continue to pick up downed branches that have already been reported in the right of way, & this weekend’s storm is expected to bring down more branches.
Starting Jan. 16, Public Works crews will work 12-hour shifts to treat and plow streets citywide. Are storm-damaged branches littering your yard? KCMO WILL HAUL THEM AWAY!!! You can schedule a SPECIAL BRANCH COLLECTION!
Contact KCMO by Jan 24th by:
- calling 311,
- tweeting @kcmo311 or
- registering online at KCMO.GOV/311
Guidelines for collection
Once you’ve scheduled your appointment,
STACK ON YOUR CURB BY: Jan 28th, 6am
CUT Limbs & Branches TO LENGTHS OF 6 FEET OF LESS
DO NOT DISCARD BAGS OF LEAVES…they will not be collected
IF YOU CAN TRANSPORT DOWNED BRANCHES YOURSELF: The City has waived fees for KCMO residents, with ID, at its three leaf and brush drop off centers, (11660 N. Main St., 1815 N. Chouteau Trafficway, and 10301 Raytown Rd) which now have extended operations through Feb. 16.
KCMO.GOV/NEIGHBORHOODS/LEAFBRUSHDROPOFF
Stay on top of City readiness for winter weather, and get preparedness tips, learn about the snow removal process, find emergency snow routes and check out answers to frequently asked questions, at kcmo.gov/snow.
Remember: When the snow starts falling, residents should park vehicles off the street or park only on one side of the street, either the north or west sides, so that neighborhood plows can clear streets more quickly. The city’s snow procedures call for clearing a passable lane on neighborhood streets, while plowing main streets curb to curb.
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