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10/10/2026

Just before midnight firefighters were toned to a structure fire in Clifton Hill. When arriving on scene, firefighters were met with very heavy fire conditions. Unfortunately, the home was a total loss. The Missouri State Fire Marshal was called and helped investigate the fire. 

We want to send a thank you to our fellow supporting crews; from fire crews, dispatch, safety officers, and medical personnel:
❗️Higbee Area Fire Protection District
❗️Randolph County Ambulance District
❗️Randolph County Sheriff's Office
❗️Eastern Randolph County Fire Protection District
❗️Northeast R-4 Fire Protection District
❗️Salisbury Fire
❗️Moberly Joint Communications

10/09/2026

The area around North Ave. and Murphy St. is closed until further notice due to a possible gas leak. Please avoid the area while emergency and utility personal respond and make repairs.

Congratulations Chief Calvert!
10/08/2026

Congratulations Chief Calvert!

Chief Calvert Receives Certified Municipal Official Designation

Moberly, MO (10-8-2026) – Police Chief Bobby Calvert recently earned the designation of Certified Municipal Official from the Missouri Municipal League’s Municipal Governance Institute (MGI).

MGI was created under the direction of the Missouri Municipal League’s board of directors to provide a training program focused on the important areas municipal officials and professional staff need for success. To achieve certification, a municipal official must complete 16 credit hours of training conducted or endorsed by the Municipal Governance Institute.

Through his attendance at statewide and regional MGI sanctioned educational events, Chief Calvert received training in subjects such as council meeting procedures, parliamentary procedures, the Missouri Open Meetings and Records Law, conflicts of interest, the State Ethics Law, duties of the mayor and council, tort liability, purchasing and bidding requirements, municipal revenues sources, personnel law, emergency management and budgeting.

“All MGI graduates spend many hours over several years attending workshops and lectures on the finer points of municipal government,” said Laura Holloway, Executive Director of the Missouri Municipal League. “Earning the CMO designation is a significant achievement, and I commend our graduates for their dedication and motivation to become better informed and more effective municipal officials.”

The Missouri Municipal League was organized in 1934 and now serves nearly 650 cities as the recognized voice for municipalities in Missouri. This voluntary membership program brings officials of cities and towns together to promote understanding of municipal government and administration in Missouri to advance the welfare of their communities.

10/07/2026
10/07/2026

It's Test Day

We are testing the Outdoor Warning Siren system, commonly referred to as Tornado Sirens.

Do you have a plan for severe weather moving into the area?

TRAINING EVENT: Area Emergency Responders will be participating in a multi-agency training event in the Industrial Park ...
09/29/2026

TRAINING EVENT: Area Emergency Responders will be participating in a multi-agency training event in the Industrial Park area on North Morley this morning. Please avoid the area. This training is designed to help local agencies work together and strength our emergency response capabilities.

During the training, residents may notice an increased presence of emergency vehicles, personnel, and activity in the area. For everyone’s safety, please avoid the training area and use alternate routes, if possible.

We appreciate your patience, cooperation, and understanding as our local agencies train together to better serve our communities.

09/27/2026

The demolition of the Stamper Grain Towers is scheduled to begin on Monday, September 28th. The contractor will first stage equipment and prep the site for operations. The entire process will be gradual and may take multiple weeks. The crew will utilize high-reach excavator arms to “nibble” away at the towers. Once the structure is below a level where it could pose an impact to the RR tracks or associated power lines, they may employ other measures.

The rebar and steel will be separated for recycling and the concrete will be ground into gravel on site for reuse as clean fill in other city projects.

The contractor will erect fencing around the site and use dust mitigation measures. For safety, residents are asked to remain off of the property for the duration of the project.

There will be a daily livestream of the process during working hours available at https://bit.ly/GrainTowers

Thank you to Central Bank of Moberly for delivering nachos to our dispatchers and Moberly Police Department officers yes...
09/26/2026

Thank you to Central Bank of Moberly for delivering nachos to our dispatchers and Moberly Police Department officers yesterday for Community Appreciation Day!

Today Director Creed, who also serves as the Emergency Management Director for the City, is attending the 35th annual Em...
09/23/2026

Today Director Creed, who also serves as the Emergency Management Director for the City, is attending the 35th annual Emergency Management conference!

STUDY TIME

Staff from Randolph County Emergency Management along with Moberly Joint Communications are attending the Missouri State Emergency Management Agency 35th annual Emergency Management Conference meeting with other responders and management teams from across the State of Missouri exchanging ideas and information in managing the response to a variety of incidents.

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Moberly, MO
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