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Lead Service Line Survey

Here to comply with EPA regulations, our public water system is conducting a lead service line inventory. In performing this inventory, Stockton water needs to know the material composition of all lines-both those owned by the water system and those privately owned. More information on the EPA's regulations related to the inventory can be found at https://www.epa.gov/ground-water-and-drinking-water/revised-lead-and-copper-rule.

City of Stockton, MO CLEAN-UP Day

June 6, 2025 on regular service day

Please read through this information carefully to ensure you meet the guidelines of this programI

The City wide clean up is on your normal day of service, Friday, June 6, you may set out large items on the below list on that day. Any item brought in from outside the city may result in a fine for dumping and will not be picked up and landowner will be responsible for disposal cost.

^®          Curbside Pick-up

®                      No construction/large remodel project items

^®           All small items must be bagged or boxed and not to exceed 50 lbs. No small loose items please. All items need to be bagged or boxed.

^®           Any non-acceptabl items or items brought in from outside of the city will be left at the curb for disposal by the resident.

^®           Crews cannot access personal property to assist in moving items to the curb or from trailers, truck beds, etc.

®                     Clean up will not take place at businesses, apartment buildings or at vacant homes.

Acceptable Items

Furniture-indoor/outdoor•• Toilet/sinks** {Cast iron no permitted)

Beds/Mattresses** {limit 1) Large Children Toys/Bikes

Rugs -No large carpet or padding Televisions/Monitors

Bags or Boxes (up to 12 additional Bags or boxes)                                                                      Grills- NO propane tanks

**No more than 1 permitted

Items Not Accepted

No Major Appliances- washers, dryers, furnaces, stoves, household ovens and ranges, water heaters, water softeners, air conditioners, refrigerators and freezers

No Yard Waste- leaves, grass clippings, limbs, and brush

***If items are left behind that means we could not accept them

If you have any questions if an item can or cannot be accepted you may also refer to:

Springfieldmo.gov and click on "Services" under that tab click on "Landfill" on that page go to bottom of screen to "WHAT IS/IS NOT ACCEPTED AT THE LANDFILL?"

A Public Hearing will be held by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Stockton at 4:30 p.m. on April 14, 2025, at City Hall, located at 1424 South Street, Stockton, Missouri, concerning adding a three-way stop at the intersection of Morgan Drive and Valley Lane. At this public hearing any interested person and or stakeholder may provide feedback on the proposed three-way stop to the Board of Aldermen of the City of Stockton.                                               REGULAR MEETING

Monday, April 14, 2025, at 4:30 p.m.

AMENDED Tentative Agenda

City of Stockton Board of Aldermen Regular City Council Meeting

At 1424 South Street, Stockton, MO 65785

1. Call regular session meeting to order
2. Roll call
3. Pledge of Allegiance
4. Invocation
5. APPROVE AGENDA
6. Visitors: 1) Mary Taylor – nuisance violation notifications; how determined
7. Minutes
8. Approve Bills
9. Certify Election Results
10. Swear in new officials
11. Comments from the Public:
12. Reports from: Police Chief:1) Swear in police officials    

                       Fire Chief: 1) Boundary lines 2) Request for approval of volunteer applicants

                       City Superintendent: 1) Irrigation meters

13. OLD BUSINESS

-Agricultural property mowing ordinance development

-2018 vs 2021 ICC building codes

-Fire department mutual aid discussion

14. REPORTS FROM APPOINTED BOARDS:

Cemetery Board:

Park Board: 1) Cedar Gap Cemetery Assn request for fees waived on 6-7-25 for their annual meeting 2) Request for National Day of Prayer in the park by Michael Tunnel

15. SCHEDULED BUSINESS:

-MRWA voluntary legislative assessment

-Local Records Program Disposition List-Sort and Pull as of 3-26-25

-Records Disposition List approval date to destroy 4-14-25

16. REPORTS FROM APPOINTED OFFICIALS:

City Attorney: 1) Proposed nuisance abatement code

City Clerk: 1) Monthly report review 2) Fire Department Billing questions

Building Inspector/Code Enforcer:

17. Mayor-Communications: 1) Bill 25-640 to be Ordinance 640 - Approving the sale of two city properties.
18. Board-Communications:
19. Adjourn regular session:
20. Closed session:

• Litigation
• Real Estate
• Personnel                                                                                                                                            

THIS MEETING MAY INCLUDE A VOTE TO GO INTO CLOSED SESSION TO DISCUSS PERSONNEL, LITGATION OR REAL ESTATE ACCORDING TO 610.021 (1) (2) (3) RSMo.  Ameneded 4-11-25 and reposted at 1:00 pm

Help celebrate our Independence by joining us on Saturday, June 28, for the annual Fireworks display.  The display is at its traditional location west of the football field.  The display should begin around dusk.  For more information contact City Hall at 417-276-5210.  See ya there!