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Platte County, Missouri Platte County is one of the fastest growing areas in the metropolitan Kansas City region.

10/08/2026

WE DID IT!!!

Two Platte County communities were nominated this year for the Missouri Humanities Council Small Town Showcase. Through its Small Town Showcase, The Missouri Humanities Council brings the stories of Missouri’s rural communities to life through podcasts, short films, and other forms of social media. The program explores the people, places and traditions that shape rural Missouri towns, while showcasing how communities are preserving their heritage, adapting to change and building new futures.

To win a spot and be highlighted as one of the 2027 Small Town Showcase towns, citizens must vote. Voting starts October 7th and runs through December 1st, 2026, at 5 PM. Participants can vote for 5 Missouri communities they feel are worthy of being showcased for 2027. That means Platte County residents can vote for both Platte City and Weston.

Platte City AND Weston can both win this year; we just need community support. With your voice and vote we can highlight our amazing communities to the entire State of Missouri.

The link below will take participants to the doc to vote:

VOTING IS SIMPLE- CLICK THE LINK, PICK UP TO FIVE COMMUNITIES (VOTE FOR PLATTE CITY AND WESTON OF COURSE) AND THEN SUBMIT!! IT TAKES ONE MINUTE TO VOTE!!!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScW8M4MPIewBhjMp3MmSHv4FrcQ6FJHLDuA7E69l-dC1_Vm8A/viewform?usp=preview

There are also projects listed in Parkville under the Parkville tab along with streets projects and trail projects liste...
10/01/2026

There are also projects listed in Parkville under the Parkville tab along with streets projects and trail projects listed under Platte County.

📣 PLATTE CITY — YOUR VOICE MATTERS!

There’s an important opportunity to support the continued growth and future of Downtown Platte City, but we need your feedback by 5:00 PM TOMORROW, October 2! ⏰

The Mid-America Regional Council (MARC) is accepting public comments on projects submitted for funding, including two projects for Downtown Platte City. These projects could help move forward improvements identified through the Downtown Study completed earlier this year.

🏘️ Strong downtowns help build strong communities. Investment in Downtown Platte City supports our local businesses, strengthens the heart of our community, and helps position Platte City for continued growth and investment.

Take a few minutes to review the projects and share your feedback!

👉 https://bit.ly/4cRlUki

Once there, select the “Platte County” tab to find the two Downtown Platte City projects.

⏰ Public commenting is available until 5:00 PM tomorrow, October 2!

Help make sure Platte City’s voice is represented! ❤️

https://www.co.platte.mo.us/homestead FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEPlatte City, MO – August 11, 2026Platte County Announces Roll...
08/11/2026

https://www.co.platte.mo.us/homestead

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Platte City, MO – August 11, 2026

Platte County Announces Rollout of Homestead Property Tax Credit

Residents Encouraged to Check Eligibility Online

The Platte County Commission today announced the rollout of the Homestead Property Tax Credit following strong voter approval of the measure on April 7, 2026. Voters approved the proposal by a margin of 79.4% Yes to 20.6% No. The measure requires Platte County to grant a homestead property tax credit to eligible taxpayers pursuant to Section 137.1055 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.

Platte County is designated as a five percent (5%) county under the statute whereby the real property tax liability on an eligible taxpayer's homestead may be increased by no more than five percent per year or the percent increase in the Consumer Price Index as published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, whichever is greater.

Who Qualifies?
An “eligible taxpayer” is a Platte County resident who is the owner of record of a homestead (or holds a legal or equitable interest evidenced by a written instrument) and is liable for real property taxes on that homestead. A “homestead” is real property actually occupied by the eligible taxpayer as their primary residence, including all property within the parcel. Taxpayers may claim only one primary residence.

For tax year 2026, no applications are required. County staff made an initial determination of eligible taxpayers and homesteads using available data, including mailing and property addresses, parcel classification, owner type (including LLC and corporate ownership), short-term rental status, Senior Tax Credit status, and other relevant information.

How to Check Enrollment?
The full list of parcels determined to be eligible has been compiled and mapped with an address search function. Residents can review the determination and learn more by visiting: www.co.platte.mo.us/homestead.

Appeals and Voluntary Withdrawal
Any taxpayer may appeal the determination of their eligibility directly to the Platte County Commission. Appeals must be submitted online and received before September 11, 2026.

Taxpayers may also voluntarily withdraw their homestead from eligibility by submitting written, signed notice to the Platte County Commission. Residents who were automatically enrolled in the program but would like to be excluded can email their parcel ID number, name, and address to [email protected].

How the Credit Works
Platte County will apply the credit when calculating the eligible taxpayer’s property tax liability for the tax year. The amount of the credit will be noted on the county collector's statement of tax due.

For complete details, the full text of the Commission order, the list of eligible parcels, and additional guidance, visit www.co.platte.mo.us/homestead.

Please note that this program is currently under review by the Missouri court system under case number 25AC-CC07281 ALOIS KIRCHHOFER, ET AL. V. STATE OF MO, ET AL., and the program may be suspended or terminated based upon this lawsuit.

Homestead

MENTAL HEALTH BOARD FUNDING APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE.The Platte County Mental Health Board's website is now up and run...
08/05/2026

MENTAL HEALTH BOARD FUNDING APPLICATIONS NOW AVAILABLE.

The Platte County Mental Health Board's website is now up and running and applications are available for the 2027 funding cycle!

The site also contains meeting schedules, agendas, and minutes.

Supporting Behavioral Health Services for Platte County ResidentsThe Platte County Mental Health Board supports access to quality Mental Health and Substance Use services for Platte County residents through responsible public funding, community partnership, and accountability. This website provides....

07/18/2026

See below for some important information about the Homestead Tax Credit.

The Sand Branch Creek culvert is just south of Route D and the Naylor Creek culvert is just north of Tiffany Park Road n...
06/10/2026

The Sand Branch Creek culvert is just south of Route D and the Naylor Creek culvert is just north of Tiffany Park Road near Route 152.

TRAFFIC ALERT: PLATTE COUNTY – The Missouri Department of Transportation will be conducting a full closure on northbound/southbound Route N over Naylor Creek and Sand Branch Creek, for culvert repair. Please see the traffic modifications below. All work is weather permitting. Details: https://www.modot.org/node/90761
Platte County Missouri Sheriff's Office
Platte County, Missouri
City of Platte City

05/01/2026
04/03/2026

Address

415 Third Street
Platte City, MO
64079

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18168582232

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