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The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce has a long-standing
tradition of being the catalyst for economic development and
growth in Northwest Missouri. Since the founding members
started the Board of Trade of St. Joseph in 1862, there has
been a united group of leaders standing up for the business
community.
While business is the Chamber’s top priority, Chamber
leaders know that industry and commerce can only succeed
in a growing, viable community. The Chamber’s mission is to
“create an environment that allows business to succeed and
the community to prosper.”
Driven by the needs and concerns of our members and the
community, the Chamber has five overall priorities that
support our mission –
• Participate in the success of our members;
• Sustain community collaborations and build partnerships;
• Secure resources necessary to pursue our mission;
• Enhance the community’s economic prosperity;
• Advocate for business.
St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce .................................4
Economic Development..................................................5
Membership Services ......................................................6
2014 Board of Directors .................................................6
Chamber Staff..................................................................7
Welcome to St. Joseph ....................................................8
Location...........................................................................9
History........................................................................... 10
Make Yourself at Home................................................. 12
Government.................................................................. 13
Business, Industry and Commerce................................ 14
Economic Growth and Development ........................... 15
Education....................................................................... 18
Health Care....................................................................21
Recreation, Tourism and Culture....................................22
Community Information.................................................28
Government Officials .....................................................31
New Resident Quick Contacts.......................................33
Churches ........................................................................34
Membership Roster ....................................................39
Business Resource Guide ...........................................64
Chamber Who’s Who .................................................86
Advertiser Index....................................................... 113Produced by the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
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St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
These priorities could not be accomplished without the work
of the Chamber’s two main departments – Membership and
Economic Development. Each of these areas is instrumental
in sustaining our quality of life and making St. Joseph a great
place to live and work.
The Chamber is concerned with a host of issues, but a
common thread runs throughout the organization – a
commitment to providing first-rate programs and services
for the benefit of members and the community. While the
staff is a hard-working group, the Chamber could not succeed
without its dedicated volunteers who help staff achieve these
goals and fulfill its mission.
Chamber membership is an investment – an investment of
money and time that can help your business succeed and our
community prosper. The more time members spend attending
Chamber events, networking with other members and
learning at business-related educational sessions, the better
their business can become.
The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce Economic Development
Division serves as the lead economic development agency for
the community. In partnership with the City of St. Joseph and
Buchanan County, all strides are made to recruit new businesses
to St. Joseph. Staff also has the important task of working with
existing businesses. They facilitate dialogue between businesses
and the appropriate governmental agencies to address the
challenges a business may be facing. In addition, the department
works to maximize growth opportunities for existing businesses.
The Economic Development Division is funded through
a community partnership for economic development. It is
supported with funds raised from both the public and private
sectors. The Economic Development Investors Partnership
includes the City of St. Joseph, Buchanan County and almost 145
local businesses.
The Economic Development Division recognizes what an
important role both community and workforce development play
in creating a community where people want to live and work,
and businesses wish to invest. Both are key components of a
successful business attraction and retention strategy. As such,
the division proactively facilitates this mission by implementing
and supporting many initiatives designed to enhance quality of
life and life-long learning. The Economic Development Division
also partners to improve physical infrastructure and amenities,
another key to growth.
Small Business & Technology Development Center
Housed in the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce, Northwest
Missouri State University’s Small Business and Technology
Development Center (SBTDC), is available to assist individuals
and businesses with issues involving business start-up, expansion,
purchase, sale, marketing, financial analysis and almost any other
issue that presents itself to current or potential small business
owners. The services provided by the SBTDC are free of charge.
St. Joseph Regional Port Authority
The Port of St. Joseph is an intermodal port owned by the
St. Joseph Regional Port Authority. The port was developed
to serve the agricultural and industrial markets of Northwest
Missouri and Northeast Kansas. The port is conveniently located
at the foot of the U.S. Highway 36 bridge into Kansas, with easy
access to interstates 29 and 35 serving Northwest Missouri.
It offers full intermodal capabilities of barge, rail and truck. In
addition to cargo transfer, the port can provide direct delivery
of materials, or outside storage, for wire and other products.
The Port Authority is governed by a seven-member board and
is administered by an executive director housed in the Chamber
office.
Government Affairs
This division works to foster good relations with the various
levels of government, and to represent the business community
in addressing legislative issues. Government policies directly
affect business, so the Chamber speaks out on behalf of the
business community. The Chamber monitors a wide variety of
issues and focuses on a number of key areas. The Chamber’s
advocacy ranges from formal testimony to informal discussions
with key elected officials.
Community Alliance of Saint Joseph
Located at the Chamber, the Community Alliance of Saint Joseph
promotes a shared vision for the community through collective
input from citizens. Its purpose is to provide a strategic plan and
implementation process to help St. Joseph optimize its potential.
Key focus areas include advancing improved educational
opportunities, improved livability and quality jobs. Promoting a
positive image of the community helps to ensure growth and a
solid future for St. Joseph.
Administration
The Administration Division provides coordination and
direction of all organizational resources, financial services and
building management and administers the computer system.
Communications
Within the Administration Division is the Communications
Department, which is responsible for the management, planning
and dissemination of Chamber publications. These publications
include the quarterly Business Journal, which is published in the
St. Joseph News-Press; Connections, the monthly membership
newsletter; press releases; event invitations; advertisements; and
web content for the Chamber’s websites, www.saintjoseph.com,
www.choosestjoseph.com and www.stjosephsmallbusiness.com.
Members, residents and tourists are also encouraged to download
Go St. Joe, a free smartphone app that serves as a mobile business
directory, event calendar and deal finder.
Economic Development
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The Membership Services Division works to
strengthen the membership of the Chamber through
effective retention and recruitment efforts. Also,
this division provides networking and educational
opportunities to members while increasing the
visibility of the Chamber within the community.
Membership Services coordinates events such as the
Annual Banquet; monthly Lunch & Learn seminars;
Chairman’s Breakfasts; a New Executives Luncheon;
New Member Luncheons; the Chamber Classic golf
tournament and a Business Summit. This division
is also responsible for fun, networking events
like Business Mixers, Parties on the Parkway and
Rockin’ on the River.
The Total Resource Campaign (TRC) also is
organized by Membership staff. The TRC is a
program that raises funds through sponsorships of
Chamber publications, events and programs.
Membership Services
2014 Board of Directors
Officers
Scott Albers, Nor-Am Ice and Cold Storage
John Bosman, American Family Insurance
Brian Bradley, St. Joseph News-Press
Barbara Burns, B.J. Office Products Inc.
Mike Decker, Apple Market
Bernd Eichenmueller, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc.
William Falkner, City of St. Joseph
Tim Knapp, Tim Knapp Construction Co.
Corky Marquart, Commerce Bank
Byron Myers, Sr., City of St. Joseph
Col. Mike Pankau, 139th Airlift Wing,
Missouri Air National Guard
Tom Richmond, Altec Industries, Inc.
J.L. Robertson, Rupp Funeral Home
Matt Robertson, CliftonLarsonAllen
Larry Stobbs, South Saint Joseph Progressive Association
Kylee Strough, United Way of Greater St. Joseph
R.T. Turner, Buchanan County
Immediate Past Chairman
Vern Middleton, Midwest Federal
General Counsel
Mark Woodbury, Polsinelli
Diplomats Club Representative
Jeff Gray, Al J. Mueller Construction Co.
LEAD Representative
Bill Grimwood, Hillyard Companies
Chairman of the Board
Dr. Mark Laney, Heartland Health
Chairman-Elect
Todd Meierhoffer, Meierhoffer Funeral Home & Crematory
Secretary/Treasurer
Stet Schanze, Gray Manufacturing Co. Inc.
President & CEO
R. Patt Lilly, St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce
Board
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Shannon Jobes
Vice President, Administration
jobes@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4111
Jodi Thomas
Receptionist,
Administrative Assistant
thomas@saintjoseph.com
816.232.4461
Steve Johnston
Director of Community
Alliance of Saint Joseph
johnston@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4109
Mary Brown
Programs Coordinator
brown@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4102
Natalie Redmond
Vice President, Membership
redmond@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4107
R. Patt Lilly
President/CEO
plilly@saintjoseph.com
816.232.4485
Kristi Bailey
Director of
Communications & Marketing
bailey@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4108
Amanda Davies
Events Coordinator
davies@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4101
3003 Frederick Ave.
816.232.4461 or 800.748.7856
816.364.4873 (fax)
www.saintjoseph.com
Jessica Jackson
Business Retention Specialist
jackson@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4103
Brad Lau
Vice President, Economic Development
blau@saintjoseph.com
816.364.4110
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In St. Joseph, residents enjoy the best
of both worlds: good business and a
fabulous quality of life.
With a city population of more than
76,000 and 140,000 residents within
a 25-mile radius, the friendly, small
metropolitan atmosphere blends all
of the amenities of a major city with a
hometown feel. The below-average cost
of living coincides with exemplary health
care facilities, high-quality educational
institutions and low crime rates.
You won’t be bored in St. Joseph.
History, art and recreation are around
nearly every corner. Unique architecture
and cultural events abound in
St. Joseph. The city’s 26-mile parkway
system spans from north to south and
features a galaxy of public parks and
recreational facilities. The riverfront
provides a scenic walkway system that winds past a reconstructed
frontier settlement. Come enjoy the parkway, the riverfront,
local musicians and great food and drinks during the Chamber’s
Parties on the Parkway and Rockin’ on the River events. Parties
on the Parkway are held in warm weather months and Rockin’
on the River serves as an encore event along the picturesque
Missouri River.
If you’re interested in sports, don’t miss the Kansas City Chiefs
Training Camp in the summer, located at Missouri Western
State University. Also, our nation’s past time is well represented
by the very popular St. Joe Mustangs baseball team. St. Joseph
also regularly serves as the home to national championship
softball tournaments, as well as the NCAA Division II Women’s
Basketball Tournament.
With four distinct seasons and an average temperature of 78
degrees in summer and 26 degrees in winter, the fun lasts year-
round. From a casino to symphony concerts to award-winning
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St. Joseph is located right
in the heart of America. In
fact, the community is just
more than 200 miles from
the population center of the
United States. The strategic
location and transportation
system provide for efficient
access to customers and
suppliers across the country.
Interstate 29, a major north-
south interstate highway,
runs through St. Joseph,
providing a corridor from
Canada to Mexico. Northern
Missouri’s primary east-west
thoroughfare, U.S. Highway
36, intersects with I-29 in
St. Joseph.
Just 35 minutes south of
St. Joseph via Interstate 29,
Kansas City International
(KCI) Airport is a full-service,
international airport served
by every major U.S. passenger
and all-cargo carriers. More than 275 flights arrive and depart
daily from KCI, and airfares are among the lowest in the nation.
Rosecrans Memorial Airport serves St. Joseph’s civilian and
military needs. Located three miles southwest of St. Joseph, the
airport boasts two fully ILS-equipped runways and provides
capacity for any size aircraft. Express Flight, Inc. is the Fixed
Base Operator at Rosecrans. It offers aircraft charter, rental,
instruction and fuel services.
The Missouri River,
part of the nation’s
inland waterway
system, is St. Joseph’s
gateway to the Gulf
of Mexico. The city’s
location on the river
gives area businesses
the affordable option of
transporting via river
barge.
The Port of St. Joseph
is owned by the
St. Joseph Regional Port
Authority. The port is
conveniently located
at the foot of the U.S.
Highway 36 bridge into
Kansas, with easy access
to Interstates 29 and
35 serving Northwest
Missouri.
It offers full intermodal
capabilities between
barge, rail and truck. In
addition to cargo transfer, the port can provide direct delivery of
materials or outside storage for wire and other products.
The St. Joseph area is served by the Union Pacific Railway and the
Burlington Northern-Santa Fe Railway. These railroads provide
direct access to all parts of North America.
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St. Joseph is the birthplace of the Pony Express and also is the city
where the outlaw Jesse James was murdered, so the history held
along St. Joseph’s streets, and in its museums, is a main draw for
tourists interested in the Wild West.
But before its Wild West days, St. Joseph was a trading post.
Settled in 1826 by Joseph Robidoux, his trading post soon
became a fur-trading empire stretching to the southern Rocky
Mountains. The Platte Purchase joined his land to the State of
Missouri in 1837. The city was incorporated in 1843 by Robidoux
and named St. Joseph after his patron saint.
The city remained relatively small until the discovery of gold in
California in 1848, when St. Joseph served as a jumping off spot
for the Gold Rush. Wagon trains filled with westward pioneers
and hotels and businesses opened to accommodate the new
families and travelers. The community’s merchants, craftsmen,
saddle- and harness-makers, gunsmiths and meat packers
supplied thousands of the ‘49ers seeking fortune out West. The
supplies purchased by the emigrants established the economic
foundation of the city.
Growth accelerated in 1859 when the railroad reached St. Joseph,
assuring its role as a supply and distribution point to the entire
western half of the country. St. Joseph’s proximity to the Missouri
River and accessibility by way of river, rail and land was to be the
impetus for phenomenal growth throughout the 19th century.
April 3, 1860, marks the beginning of St. Joseph’s most romantic
adventure. It was the day the City of St. Joseph became embedded
in history books – the day when the Pony Express sent its first
daring horseback rider to Sacramento, California, carrying mail
to the western frontier. Although the Pony Express operated for
only 18 months, preservation of the stables and headquarters has
kept the legend alive to this day.
Principal channels of distribution were established in the 1870s
with St. Joseph becoming a leading wholesale center for the
building of the west. The 1880s and 1890s were the golden age of
prosperity for the city. Many of that era’s mansions, built with the
wealth generated by St. Joseph’s booming business, still remain.
St. Joseph is where the outlaw Jesse James met his demise. The
small frame home where he was shot by a gang member in 1882
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House Museum, where the offices for the Pony Express were held
when the Patee House was a bustling hotel.
The City of St. Joseph is the county seat of Buchanan County.
St. Joseph is the central service provider for a six-county area
of Northwest Missouri and Northeast Kansas, with a combined
population of more than 150,000.
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All across the city, residents say the same thing: finding a
home in St. Joseph is easy. You just have to determine if you
want a historic home; a home in a well-established, tree-lined
neighborhood; brand new construction; or a trendy Downtown
loft.
Real estate agents take the time to help newcomers see and
learn about the city. Developers and builders work to provide
the highest-quality construction at a reasonable price. And the
residents make it a community where families enjoy the best
quality of life.
You can walk alone at night in a community where neighbors
relax on front porches and children play in their yards.
St. Joseph features the amenities of a larger community
delivered with small-town hospitality. The greenery and safety
are often a welcome change for new families.
When you purchase a home in St. Joseph, you can feel confident
that you are making a good investment decision. Housing is
attractively priced, providing a broad array of comfortable and
affordable alternatives. Modest taxes mean St. Joseph citizens can
enjoy the amenities that contribute to a comfortable Midwestern
lifestyle.
St. Joseph is in the midst of a Downtown revitalization.
Many properties are available for lease or purchase including
several new loft apartments and single family residences.
While St. Joseph is traditionally known for older, established
neighborhoods and architecturally significant property, an
abundance of new development has occurred in the past several
years. Apartments, condominiums and retirement complexes
are also plentiful and available for any size budget. The median
housing price for homes sold in St. Joseph is $108,611.
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The City of St. Joseph is dedicated to providing efficient, quality
services by working in partnership with individuals, neighborhoods
and businesses to enhance the quality of life, and to create a healthy,
vibrant community in which to live, work and visit.
The partnership between the government, the business community
and private citizens was recognized by the National Civic League
when it designated St. Joseph a 1997 All-America City.
The City of St. Joseph has a council-manager form of government.
The City Manager runs the day-to-day operations
of the city and oversees all city departments. The Mayor and eight
other members of the City Council make laws and vote on policy
and budget matters.
Members of the Council are elected for four-year terms and serve on
a part-time basis. The City is dedicated to providing quality services
by working to enhance the quality of life and to create a healthy,
progressive community in which to live, work and visit.
The three-member Buchanan County Commission is the
administrative arm of county government. Commissioners meet
daily to approve spending orders for the county government. They
are responsible for the budget and the maintenance and upkeep of
county properties and facilities. Buchanan County originated on
December 31, 1838, and was named for Pennsylvania Senator and
U.S. President James Buchanan. The population is approximately
89,856, occupying 409 square miles of land. The state Legislature is
in session from January through May in Jefferson City.
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When you locate your business in St. Joseph, you are making a
sound economic decision. With a stable workforce, competitive
incentives and a low cost of doing business, St. Joseph is a good
value for your company. St. Joseph’s favorable tax structure
translates directly into industry profitability, and the City
of St. Joseph and Buchanan County provide a pro-business
environment with attractive tax rates and competitive incentives
for growing companies. St. Joseph earned a coveted listing
among the “100 Leading Locations: Desirable Places for Doing
Business,” from Area Development magazine in spring 2011. The
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis ranked St. Joseph fourth in the
nation in 2013 for real gross domestic product growth.
Undoubtedly, one of the city’s most valuable resources is
its people. Workers have a reputation for hard work, high
productivity, and low absenteeism and turnover. St. Joseph
workers also possess a solid educational background. More
than 88 percent of the area’s adult population has a high school
education or better, and more than 27 percent of St. Joseph’s
workers have a post-secondary degree and across Buchanan
County 43 percent have earned educational degrees.
While St. Joseph’s largest single employer is the hospital system,
the city has a diversified employment base which helps maintain
a healthy and growing economy. Major employers range from
education to animal pharmaceutical production, utility industry
equipment manufacturing to back office loan servicing.
Sites for Business
St. Joseph recognizes the need for readily available, accessible
and modern business sites. The community has invested in
planned business parks with fully-improved sites, build-to-
suit options and spec facilities. Designated fiber parks with all
utilities are designed to serve the needs of light manufacturers,
distributors, high-tech operations, back office operations
and other companies requiring attractive, efficient and cost-
competitive square footage.
Convenient access to major thoroughfares is afforded and the
Kansas City International Airport is only a 35-minute drive. The
revitalized Stockyards Industrial Park has sites available that are
zoned M-2, heavy industrial. This area is rail-served and has
access to the river port and steam.
In addition, St. Joseph is actively working to develop its inner-
core industrial area, just south of Downtown. This area has been
designated a Brownfield, thereby offering special funding for
reclamation. The Downtown Brownfield area offers a vibrant
industrial environment with excellent transportation access,
infrastructure and rail service.
St. Joseph is willing to go the extra mile to bring your project to
town and has the workforce, customer base, incentives and civic
commitment to ensure the prosperity of your business.
Business, Industry & Commerce
choosestjoseph.com
The goal of the economic development website,
www.choosestjoseph.com, is to attract new businesses to the
St. Joseph community and help expand those that are already
here. The content of the website is specifically formatted for site
selectors, business owners and families of new employees
moving to the community.
The website has four main sections: Site Selection Center,
Business Clusters, Transportation and Quality of Life. In the Site
Selection Center, site selectors will find information on Eastowne
Business Park, Featured Properties, Data and Incentives. The
Business Clusters menu features detailed information on nine
types of businesses that flourish in St. Joseph and information on
particular companies in those fields. The Transportation section
highlights how close St. Joseph is to Kansas City and the Kansas
City International Airport, as well as St. Joseph’s easy interstate
access and rail and barge information. The Quality of Life section
features information important to those considering moving
their families to St. Joseph, like education, housing, recreation
and parks.
stjosephsmallbusiness.com
This new website, stjosephsmallbusiness.com, provides a wealth of
information about a variety of subjects that affect small businesses.
This can range from financing and planning to sales, marketing
and insurance. Whether a business is just starting or if it has been
operating for a while, the articles, videos and frequently asked
questions sections are sure to provide small business owners with
plenty of information to help solve potential problems. The website
has advice and tips from mostly local experts.
Animal Health Corridor
St. Joseph is proud to be a leader in the nation’s Animal Health
Corridor. The corridor ranges, in general, from Manhattan, Kan.,
on the west to Columbia, Mo., on the east, with St. Joseph as its
northern point. This area is the national leader in the animal
health and nutrition industry. Kansas City-area companies
account for nearly 32 percent of total sales in the $19 billion
global animal health market, according to the Kansas City Area
Development Council. Twelve of those companies are in
St. Joseph, including the headquarters of Boehringer Ingelheim
Vetmedica, Inc.
An advantage that the St. Joseph business community has,
especially in regards to the animal health industry, is the
Christopher S. “Kit” Bond Science and Technology Incubator.
The Incubator serves as a resource for small businesses, providing
them with a place to operate at a reasonable price and with the
tools they need to succeed. Recognizing 80 percent of new jobs in
America come from small business, this center provides a catalyst
for businesses large and small.
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St. Joseph -- It’s All Here!
St. Joseph and Buchanan County team up to provide a positive
business climate. What makes St. Joseph so attractive for new
business as well as existing firms? St. Joseph rolls out the red
carpet in planning for your future. We recognize the need for
readily available, accessible and modern business sites through
business park development –
Stockyards Industrial Business Park
• Revitalized with limited rail sites available and port access
Mitchell Woods Business Park
• Limited sites available
Eastowne Business Park
• With a total of 330 acres and an array of shovel-ready,
state-of-the-art sites now available, Eastowne’s wide range
of infrastructure capacity meets the needs for businesses
from small to large users. In addition, a substation slated for
Eastowne will allow for dual feed capability from two separate
substations and a source on site at the business park.
Ambitious Downtown Revitalization
• St. Joseph was named a DREAM (Downtown Revitalization
and Economic Assistance) initiative city by the state of
Missouri. Hundreds of loft apartments are in renovated
buildings and new businesses and restaurants are popping up.
The Downtown area is becoming a lifestyle center that highlights
charm and uniqueness. It contains a blend of commercial
offerings, restaurants, entertainment venues, professional office
space and loft apartments. Adjacent to the colorful Missouri
River, a riverfront park and walkway rounds out this spectacular
setting.
The Chamber’s team approach facilitates entrepreneurial
support, community and infrastructure facilitation and serves
as a liaison with government entities. We focus on new business
development, but never lose sight of the fact that existing
businesses are critical to our future. We maximize every resource
available to ensure your success.
• A skilled and motivated labor force
• An area rich with skill development resources
• Easy transportation access
• Low cost of doing business for greater profitability
• Local government that is pro-business
• Favorable tax structure
• Competitive incentives for growing companies
• Affordable housing and cost of living
Missouri boasts the fifth most diversified economy
in the nation, meaning that the economic
environment is both robust and resilient.
St. Joseph Rises to the Top
Economic Growth & Development
Growth and expansion extend throughout our entire community.
Since 2006, the Shoppes at North Village have provided our
community the latest in retail shopping and restaurants. Retail
shops and new restaurants have exploded in this region, and the
numbers are still growing. Our mall, the East Hills Shopping
Center, also recently underwent a $131 million renovation. The
mall added a Sunporch Cafe area and outdoor entrances into
more shops. The mall was completely remodeled, both inside and
outside, to give the center a more contemporary look.
It’s easy to see why you can double your chance of success in
St. Joseph. St. Joseph’s pleasing environment, diverse business
opportunities and resources, affordable housing and quality
school district make good business and a better life. A variety
of entertainment options, a committed city government and a
capable labor force, all add up to a good life in St. Joseph. We
strive to make our community a good place for you to live, work
and play.
Workforce Development
Skilled workers are the backbone of a productive and efficient
economy. With a population of more than 76,000 in our
community and a metro population of more than 227,000, we
match the skills and talents of the workforce to accomplish your
goals. Workers have a solid reputation for –
• Hard work and dependability
• High productivity
• Low absenteeism and turnover
Our business community partners with our educational
providers to invest in the future of our workforce through
initiatives such as –
• My Success Event
• Another Smart Move
• Profit In Education
• Success By 6
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Transportation
Private air transportation out of St. Joseph is served by Rosecrans
Memorial Airport. The airport is large and well-equipped with an
FAA manned tower open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through
Friday. Charter, air ambulance service, flight training, and aircraft
services are available. The runway of 8,059 feet will accommodate
any aircraft built in America. The airport is home to more than
90 planes and the 139th Airlift Wing of the Missouri Air National
Guard. For further information, call Express Flight, (816) 233-3444.
If you need commercial air transportation, the user-friendly
Kansas City International Airport is located just 35 minutes
south of St. Joseph on Interstate 29.
St. Joseph’s bus transportation operates on a point deviation
system called Transit Direct, a zone route/demand response
operation with two fixed routes, six intrazonal routes, and
four interzonal routes. All of the routes use transfer centers for
connections. There are four transfer centers where all of the
routes meet at least once per hour. Home pick-up/drop-off can be
scheduled by reservation. The service hours for St. Joseph Transit
are Monday through Friday from 5:15 a.m. to 8:15 p.m., and on
Saturday from 7:15 a.m. to 7 p.m. Fares are reasonably priced.
Call (816) 233-6700 for details and schedule information.
To travel by car, van or limousine, companies, like Chamber
member Royal Class Transportation, offer public and commercial
transportation servicing St. Joseph and the surrounding area
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Missouri Department of
Transportation
Government
Western Reception, Diagnostic & Correctional
Center
Government
USA 800 Contact Center
Northwest Missouri Psychiatric
Rehabilitation Center
Mental Health Services
Altec Industries, Inc. Manufacturing
139th Airlift Wing Military
St. Joseph News-Press Media
Hy-Vee Food Stores Grocery
Gray Manufacturing Co. Inc. Equipment Manufacturing
St. Jo Frontier Casino Casino
WireCo WorldGroup Wire Rope Manufacturing
Nestle Purina PetCare Pet Food Products
Family Guidance for Behavioral Healthcare Mental Health Services
VP Buildings Metal Building Manufacturing
Bayer HealthCare LLC Animal Pharmaceuticals
Hillyard Companies Cleaning Products
Other Major Employers
Heartland Health Health Services 3,866
Triumph Foods, LLC Meat Products 2,838
School District of St. Joseph Education 1,882
Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc. Animal Pharmaceuticals 880
American Family Insurance Insurance 820
Wal-Mart Retail 785
Missouri Western State University Education 720
Systems and Services Technologies, Inc. Financial Services 720
Hillshire Brands Meat Products 700
Johnson Controls Manufacturing 697
Top Ten Employers*
*Companies that wish to make employee numbers public.
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The St. Joseph Public School District has a mission of quality
education for about 12,000 students enrolled in three high
schools, four middle schools, and 16 elementary schools.
The school district is AAA District Accredited and has a staff
with close to 55 percent of the teachers with master’s degrees.
The system is proud of its teacher-pupil ratio of 1 to 20, and
equally proud to have the strongest and the most sophisticated
technology program in the state through a fiber-optic network
running through each school in the district.
The district’s broad and demanding curriculum features
advanced placement, honors-level classes, dual credit courses,
and articulated classes that help develop award-winning students.
Residents can choose from a number of quality parochial/private
grade schools and high schools. The city’s four-year Catholic high
school, Bishop LeBlond, is a Diocesan comprehensive school
founded in 1960 by the Benedictine Sisters of Atchison, Kan.
Three Catholic elementary schools offer programs for students in
preschool through eighth grade.
St. Joseph Christian School serves St. Joseph with a curriculum
based on the biblical truth found in Jesus Christ. The non-
denominational school serves pre-kindergarten through 12th-
grade students. Additional independent schools and academies
are located in St. Joseph, representing more than five religious
denominations.
Missouri Western State University is located on a 744-acre
campus on the east side of St. Joseph. Missouri Western offers
certificates, associate degrees, four-year baccalaureate programs
and a number of master’s degree programs, including those in
Applied Science, Applied Science in Assessment, Applied Arts in
Integrated Media and Applied Arts in Written Communication.
Missouri Western has an enrollment of more than 6,000 students,
530 staff members, and contemporary and recreational facilities
complemented by a beautifully landscaped campus.
Missouri Western will celebrate its centennial year in 2015. The
university enjoys an expanded enrollment and strong support
from the local community, and is home to the Kansas City Chiefs
Training Camp.
Missouri Western continues to serve both the needs of traditional
students who enter after their graduation from high school
and older students who are seeking opportunities to continue
their education or develop their talents, as well as a growing
population of international students. Missouri Western has been
designated the official applied learning institution of higher
education in Missouri, which means more than 90 percent of
students enjoy a real world experience beyond the classroom
through either internships or research opportunities. This mix
of the student body provides an exciting and dynamic learning
environment.
The Western Institute at MWSU is home to many community
outreach programs and services. A new initiative will result in
more than 100 different credit courses being available online.
Other programs and services include Community Arts - with
a growing partnership with the Albrecht-Kemper Museum
of Art, college credit courses in high schools, graduate and
undergraduate courses at satellite sites, a literacy program,
workforce development and community events requiring space
rental and catering.
Elementary & Secondary Education
Higher Education
emPowerU is a facility sponsored by the Heartland Foundation
that benefits students from around the region. The curriculum and
experimental learning program brings schools and communities
together involving middle school youth in democratic learning and
engagement around authentic community challenges.
Education
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American College of Technology offers students in the United
States, and all over the world, online technical education leading
to a career in business or technology. An online university based
in St. Joseph, it offers 12 areas of study, including associate
degrees in computer programming and system design; web
development and Internet technology; information systems;
criminal justice; business administration and more. Technical
diplomas and certificate programs are available in many of the
same areas.
Northwest Missouri State University, located 45 miles north
of St. Joseph in Maryville, is a residential four-year university
offering a broad range of undergraduate and graduate programs.
Founded in 1905, the university has evolved into a vibrant and
diverse learning community with an enrollment of more than
6,500 students hailing from 46 states and 29 countries. About
700 faculty and staff are employed by the university, which offers
classes on its Maryville campus, at centers in Kansas City and
St. Joseph, online and through instructional television.
The first public university in the nation to implement an
electronic campus, in 1987, Northwest provides fully-loaded
notebook computers to all students. The university also offers an
innovative textbook rental program that dates back to the early
days of the institution and saves students nearly $1,200 each year.
Hands-on learning experiences are widely available to Northwest
students in a variety of fields. The R.T. Wright Farm is a living,
hands-on laboratory for agriculture students, while the Horace
Mann Laboratory School, an elementary school located in the
center of the campus, provides hands-on practical classroom
experience for education students. Northwest’s internationally
benchmarked student employment program also offers
some 1,200 opportunities for students to gain professional
development and specialized training in administrative,
communications, environmental and other areas throughout the
university.
The emphasis on Northwest’s values and hands-on experiences
is reflected in the university’s high success and graduation rates.
Northwest boasts freshman retention and graduation rates
considerably higher than the national averages. Additionally,
97.4 percent of Northwest graduates report finding employment
or continuing their education within six months of graduation.
Benedictine College, 20 miles southwest of St. Joseph in
Atchison, Kan., is a four-year residential, Catholic, co-
educational college that provides an outstanding liberal arts
education for students of all backgrounds and faiths.
One unique aspect of Benedictine College is the opportunity
for students to collaborate with their professors on significant
research projects. Benedictine’s ethnically diverse undergraduate
student population, with more than 1,700 students, includes
students from 37 states and 20 foreign countries. Benedictine,
which has a 128-acre campus, offers numerous undergraduate
majors, an executive master’s degree in business administration,
and a master’s degree in educational administration. Benedictine
now also offers a nursing program and a full engineering
department consisting of chemical, civil, electrical and
mechanical engineering degrees.
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Offering undergraduate and
graduate degrees
Quality instruction
Affordable tuition
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Vatterott College is a private, career college that offers diploma
programs in cosmetology and massage therapy and degree
programs in computer systems and network technology, medical
assistant, medical billing and coding, criminal justice and
business management, as well as distance education (online).
Vatterott also offers customized training to area employers
to enhance their employees’ skills. Courses begin frequently
throughout the year and are offered during day and evening
hours. The college is accredited by the Accrediting Commission
of Career Schools and Colleges.
Hillyard Technical Center is a public school that meets both
industrial and individual needs in areas such as architecture,
computers, manufacturing, engineering, robotics, automotive,
medical technology and dental hygiene. Most classes are
articulated and students can earn up to 30 credit hours after
successful completion of their program. Enrollment is more than
650 daytime and 1,000 evening students.
Technical Education
• Eligibility Assistance
• HIV Testing
• Immunizations
• Urgent Care
• Phramacy
• Much More
• Primary Care
• Preventive Care
• Mental Health
• Dental
• Cardiovascular Care
• Diabetes & Asthma Education
Northwest Health Services is focused on partnering with
communities to achieve population health through
patient-centered care. We offer the following services for
everyone, from the inner city to the furthest farm.
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In St. Joseph, you don’t have to travel far to get top quality health
care. From pre-natal care to hospice services, a multitude of local
companies are available for all of your health needs.
Heartland Health, a Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award
winner, is St. Joseph’s largest employer and is an integrated health
delivery system that includes a medical center, many physician
practices and a foundation.
Founded in St. Joseph in 1984, Heartland seeks to improve the
health of area individuals and communities. Commitment to this
mission has enabled Heartland Health to become the leader in
health care in a 21-county area of Northwest Missouri, Northeast
Kansas, and Southeast Nebraska. Providing exceptional care and
service in an honest, respectful, trustworthy and caring manner
is simply the way Heartland operates.
Building healthier communities is the goal of the Heartland
Regional Community Foundation. The foundation provides
leadership and financial support for a range of programs and
services, including scholarships, community revitalization
efforts, and innovative approaches to health and quality of life
improvements.
Northwest Health Services also is committed to improving the
health of the community. It has multiple locations in St. Joseph
and many clinics in smaller towns near St. Joseph. Northwest
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and your family. And now the doctors and specialists at
Heartland Health and Mayo Clinic are joining forces. Our
specialists will work together to resolve the hard-to-solve
medical problems and to find better answers.
For you that means peace of mind, and access to the
finest medical knowledge available. Right here at home.
Heartland Health and Mayo Clinic.
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Health Services has not only expanded by adding locations, it
also has added more services since it was created in 1983. Its
services have developed from preventative and primary care to
now include behavioral health, dental care and pharmacy needs.
As a community health center, Northwest Health Services
receives funding from federal, state and local sources to support
the provision of services and fee discounts. A patient-majority
volunteer board decides which services and programs to be
provided.
St. Joseph also has centers dedicated entirely to meeting women’s
health needs. The Pregnancy Resource Center is dedicated to
providing resources to encourage informed decisions regarding
pregnancy.
At the other end of the spectrum is hospice. Hospice care is
something family members often don’t think about until a loved
one is nearing the end of their life. Kendallwood Hospice and
Three Rivers Hospice in St. Joseph help families in their time of
need.
Hospice care provides the necessary nursing skills, but also
has staff and volunteers that help care for a patient’s social and
spiritual needs, as well as bereavement counseling for family
members.
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St. Joseph is an exciting city offering
first-rate attractions, luxurious bed
and breakfasts and fine dining. There
are so many activities from which to
choose!
For outdoor enthusiasts, St. Joseph
offers an extensive parkway system
with amenities such as baseball
diamonds, tennis courts and
swimming pools. Stop in at one of St.
Joseph’s museums featuring displays
of Old West artifacts or fine art. You’ll
enjoy St. Joseph’s rich historical past
and exciting present.
Professional Sports
St. Joseph is the home of the
Kansas City Chiefs Training Camp.
Beginning in 2010, thousands of
NFL fans traveled to St. Joseph and
Missouri Western State University to
watch the Chiefs prepare for the next
season. A state-of-the-art indoor
practice facility, renovations to Spratt
Stadium and much more, improved
Western’s facilities for the Chiefs.
Performing Arts
You’ll find the rich cultural life of
St. Joseph expressed in such
hallmarks as the St. Joseph
Symphony and the Performing Arts
Association (PAA). The symphony
features a professional orchestra
with a full season of symphonic and
band concerts, while PAA presents a
variety of theater, music and dance
productions showcasing talent from
around the world.
Robidoux Resident Theatre (RRT)
is an organization that focuses on
professional quality theater productions with the spirit of
volunteerism. RRT is known for its full-scale professional quality
productions throughout Northwest Missouri. RRT performs at
both the Missouri Theatre and the Robidoux Landing Playhouse.
Smaller and more intimate than most typical venues, the
Robidoux Landing Playhouse is perfect for making the audience
feel like part of the performance.
Kansas City Chiefs fans attend the Red Rally on the first day of Chiefs Training Camp 2013. This event is
co-sponsored by the St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce.
Miss Saigon and other professional plays are regularly brought to Missouri Western State University and the
Missouri Theatre.
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The Allied Arts Council, St. Joseph’s umbrella arts organization,
can provide the information you need to partake in an enjoyable
cultural experience. The Allied Arts Council exists “to bring arts
and people together.” Founded in 1963, the Council is one of the
oldest in the State of Missouri and is acknowledged statewide as
an arts leader. Visit www.stjoarts.org for details.
Museums
St. Joseph’s 13 museums feature a variety of collections ranging
from world-class art exhibits and historic medical practices to
transportation and native animals.
The Albrecht-Kemper Museum of Art houses one of the finest
collections of American art in the Midwest at 2818 Frederick
Ave. The St. Joseph Historical Society operates Robidoux Row
Museum, once home to town founder Joseph Robidoux at Third
and Poulin streets.
The Pony Express Museum is dedicated to the romantic, yet
short-lived, mail service at 914 Penn St. The St. Joseph Museum
boasts an impressive collection of Native American artifacts
and the Glore Psychiatric Museum uses interactive displays to
illustrate the evolution of treatment for mental illness. Both are
located at 3406 Frederick Ave.
The Remington Nature Center of St. Joseph is situated along
the beautiful Missouri River. The Nature Center allows those
who walk through its doors to witness how nature has changed
as civilization evolved from 10,000 BC to the turn of the 20th
century at 1502 MacArthur Drive.
Festivals
Fairs and festivals add fun and flavor to St. Joseph with several
annual events held throughout the year. Celebrate spring as
you watch the floats pass by at the Apple Blossom Parade in
May. Attend TRAILS WEST!® in August and you’ll see why it
is considered Northwest Missouri’s premier arts festival. Meet
some real-life cowboys at the Southside Fall Festival & Rodeo
in September, and view Great Pumpkin Mountain during
the family-friendly Pumpkinfest each October. There are so
many events in St. Joseph to choose from, you are sure to find
something to do all year long.
Civic Arena
Indoor Facilities
The Joyce Raye Patterson Senior Citizens Center
features a multi-purpose room, stage, cafeteria and
dining room (lunch served to the public Tuesday
through Friday), six pool tables, craft and meeting
rooms, woodshop, television area, conference rooms,
library, audio-visual room, lobby and reception area,
and an elevator from the parking lot below. The
building is totally accessible at 100 South 10th St.
The contemporary design of the St. Joseph Civic
Arena includes flexible seating that accommodates
any type of event. With superb acoustics and lighting,
plus a clear view of activities from all locations, there
is not a bad seat in the house. The arena boasts 19,000
square feet of unobstructed exhibit space or performing
surface, along with seating for 2,300 people. A total of 40,000
square feet of exhibit space is available at 100 North Fourth St.
The Missouri Theatre is a 1,200-seat, restored 1927 movie theater.
The architectural gem, located in the heart of Downtown, is listed
on the National Register of Historic Places and is home to many
of St. Joseph’s arts organizations at 717 Edmond St.
Outdoor activities
Lewis & Clark Trail aficionados can follow the footsteps of the
Lewis & Clark Trail in Northwest Missouri. In celebration of the
bicentennial of this historic journey, historical markers have been
placed along the Lewis & Clark trail in the St. Joseph area. These
interpretive wayside signs with visuals and text describe the
experiences of the Corps of Discovery as they traveled through
today’s Buchanan County.
St. Joseph Riverwalk, a 1.2-mile-long trail, winds along the
Missouri River, connecting you with the beauty of nature. As
you run, pedal or stroll along the trail, you will encounter two
wetland overlooks at which to stop and enjoy nature, and a river
overlook offering a beautiful view of the Missouri River.
The 342-acre Pigeon Hill Wildlife Area has firearm and archery
target ranges in Buchanan County south of St. Joseph, one-half
mile east of Highway A.
Bluffwoods Conservation Area has nearly 2,300 acres (mainly
forestland) with a scenic overlook, 2.5-mile hiking trail, two-mile
horseback riding trail, and picnic areas nine miles south of St.
Joseph off Highway 59.
The French Bottoms River Access to the Missouri River provides
boat ramp facilities at MacArthur Drive and Waterworks Road.
The Mark Youngdahl Urban Conservation Area includes 85 acres
of fields and forestlands, and 2.5 miles of hiking trails at 36th
Street between Faraon and Messanie streets.
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Billed as the finest boulevard system in the United States,
St. Joseph’s Parkway ribbons through the city for 26 miles.
Developed in 1918 by internationally-known landscape architect,
George Burnap, St. Joseph was one of the first cities in the United
States to develop an imaginative and comprehensive parkway
plan. Popular for hiking and biking activities, the completed
system connects principal parks and recreation facilities,
providing a greenbelt throughout the city. St. Joseph’s Parkway is
listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Located at the northern end of the parkway, Krug Park’s 163
acres house an amphitheater, rose gardens, picnic areas, a “castle,”
scenic walking trails and a playground. Also featured is a North
American native animal exhibit featuring buffalo, deer and
longhorn cattle. Krug Park “lights up” during the holiday season
as Holiday Park at St. Joseph Avenue and Krug Park Place.
Just for sports lovers, the Northside Recreational Complex
features a swimming pool, lighted tennis courts, softball, outdoor
racquetball and a playground at 3541-A St. Joseph Avenue.
The 23-acre Noyes Sports Complex has 12 lighted tennis courts, a
new aquatic center, horseshoe court, running track and baseball
fields at Noyes Boulevard and Messanie Street.
The Bode Sports Complex features a six-court outdoor, lighted
basketball complex, seating, scoreboards and pro-style glass
backboards. A lighted in-line skate rink complements this
complex, complete with a scoreboard. Two sand volleyball courts
as well as a full concession area and restrooms can be found at
the complex as well. Available for private parties and lessons at
2500 Southwest Parkway.
A 5,000-seat stadium, Phil Welch Stadium is home to the
St. Joseph Mustangs. With an average attendance of 1,853 fans
per game, the Mustangs ranked No. 9 nationally in summer
collegiate baseball attendance in its first year. It is next to Bode
Ice Arena, 2500 Southwest Parkway.
The 93-acre Hyde Park Recreational Complex is located at
the parkway’s southern end and offers lighted tennis courts,
swimming pool, horseshoe courts, a baseball complex, basketball
goals and four picnic shelters. It is located at Alabama and East
Hyde Park Avenue.
The Parkway System
Recreation, Tourism & Culture
Heritage Softball Complex is a five-field complex featuring four
slow-pitch fields (one of which is championship grade with
stadium seating) and one fast-pitch field. The complex is open
for league play and weekend tournaments, and features a sports
bar-type concession open during all activities. Heritage Complex
is at 2201 Waterworks Road.
Golf
The Golf Club is a nine-hole, par-three golf course with a driving
range, pro shop and snack bar at 6480 S.E. Highway 169.
Fairview Golf Course is an 18-hole course featuring a fully-
equipped clubhouse with snack bar, driving range and pro shop.
Cart rental and lessons are available at 3202 Pacific St.
Moila Shrine Temple and Golf Course is a private 18-hole, par
70/6,015-yard course. Guests must be a Shriner or guest of a
Shriner at 701 North Noyes Blvd.
St. Joseph Country Club Golf Course is a private 18-hole, par
71/6,503 yard course. Guests must be a member or guest of a
member at 50 Ridgeland Road.
A favorite of residents and visitors alike, Cool Crest Garden Golf
is a miniature golf course where flower gardens, cool waterfalls
and nostalgic music combine for a relaxing family atmosphere.
Open seasonally at 1400 North Belt Highway.
Lodging
Whatever your reason for visiting St. Joseph, whether it be a
business meeting, a family reunion, to see the Kansas City Chiefs
practice or to soak up some history, a variety of lodging options
await you.
Many fine hotels are located throughout St. Joseph. Choices
abound in Downtown, near the Shoppes at North Village,
and close to Missouri Western State University and East Hills
Shopping Center.
Many hotels offer long-term stay packages, a pool, on-site dining,
exercise facilities and much more. Motels are also available, as are
a couple of quaint bed and breakfast options.
Looking for a space to host a conference, meeting, wedding or
another special event? Many of St. Joseph’s hotels can fulfill these
needs.
Staying in St. Joseph, but bringing your own accommodations
with you? St. Joseph has a campground and RV park just north
of the city limits, a RV park in the city limits, a RV park near the
Missouri River and Lake Contrary and a nearby state park in
Rushville, Mo.
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Shopping
With a retail trade market of about
300,000, St. Joseph offers the vast
majority of retail amenities found in
major metropolitan areas without the
hassle of metropolitan congestion.
St. Joseph features two major retail
destinations in the Shoppes at North
Village and East Hills Shopping Center,
with national retailers like JC Penney,
Sears, Target, Old Navy, T.J. Maxx,
Home Depot, Lowe’s, Super Wal-Mart,
Sam’s Club and a stadium cinema.
In St. Joseph you can still find those
entrepreneurial retailers that specialize
in unique quality merchandise and
individualized service at stores like
Clara’s Fashions, Leibowitz Menswear
or Creviston & Son Jewelers.
St. Joseph offers a broad array of restaurants, from
the large national chains like Buffalo Wild Wings
and Cheddar's Casual Cafe, to the unique Cajun
food found in the historic Downtown location at
Boudreaux’s, to the array of friendly neighborhood bar
and grills like the Hi-Ho.
Downtown St. Joseph is a unique concentration of
boutiques, specialty shops, restaurants, antique stores
and nightclubs. Some of St. Joseph’s most interesting browsing
can be enjoyed in its most historic and renovated areas located at
Felix and Francis streets from Fifth to Eighth streets.
Locally-grown produce, flowers and homemade foods are
available at St. Joseph area Farmers’ Markets which are open
seasonally on Wednesday and Saturday mornings at East Ridge
Village, on Frederick Boulevard near Interstate 29.
Casinos
The St. Jo Frontier Casino is your hometown-winning place
to play. The riverside entertainment complex features a buffet
restaurant; The Bougainvillea Cafe, Buffet, Lounge & Bar;
meeting rooms for special events; and the casino. Enjoy authentic
Vegas-style gaming at blackjack, craps, stud poker, roulette tables,
and hundreds of slot machines at 777 Winners Circle.
Golden Eagle Casino is across the Missouri River. Besides
gaming, the facility offers entertainment options. The casino,
operated by the Kickapoo Tribe of Kansas, regularly brings in
nationally-recognized performers six miles west of Horton, Kan.
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Buchanan County
Assessed Value, 2012
Real property..........................$861,430,300
Personal Property...................$287,140,621
State assessed utilities..............$73,722,282
Local assessed utilities.............$13,638,010
Total....................................$1,162,208,931
Taxable Sales, Andrew
County and Buchanan County,
including St. Joseph
2002...................................$1,035,734,730
2003...................................$1,055,659,791
2004...................................$1,106,594,908
2005...................................$1,166,160,222
2006...................................$1,114.476,496
2007...................................$1,286,665,655
2008...................................$1,318,039,984
2009...................................$1,270,499,772
2010...................................$1,266,959,446
2011...................................$1,322,655,122
2012...................................$1,366,827,661
Sales Taxes
City of St. Joseph.......................2.375 %
Buchanan County.........................1.35 %
State of Missouri........................4.225 %
Total.............................................7.95 %
Facilities
Bed and breakfast facilities.................2
Country clubs.....................................2
Exhibition facilities..............................4
Golf courses, public............................2
Golf courses, private..........................2
Hotels and motels.............................13
Rooms..........................................1,200
Indoor ice arena..................................1
Largest banquet room............seats 850
Movie theaters....................................2
Parks.................................................27
Planetarium.........................................1
Riverboat casino..................................1
Swimming pools (public).....................3
Tennis courts (public)........................37
YMCA..................................................1
YWCA.................................................1
Climate
Coldest month.........................................January
Normal temperature...................26.4 degrees F
Warmest month............................................July
Normal temperature..................78.7 degrees F
Driest month...........................................January
Normal precipitation............................. .88 inch
Wettest month.............................................May
Normal precipitation........................4.95 inches
Rain (annual average) .....................35.24 inches
Snow (annual average) .....................18.8 inches
Area
Altitude...............818 to 900 feet above sea level
Andrew County........................435 square miles
Buchanan County.....................410 square miles
Doniphan County, Kan.............392 square miles
City of St. Joseph........................44 square miles
Community Information
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Missouri Driver’s License
Application for a Missouri driver’s license must be made within
30 days of becoming a resident, even if you still have a valid
license from another state. Individuals who surrender a license
from another state that has not been expired for more than six
months are only required to complete a vision examination. If
the out-of-state driver’s license has been expired for more than
six months, both a written exam and a vision test are required of
new residents.
When you apply for a Missouri driver’s license, you will be asked
to surrender any valid driver’s license that has been issued to you
by another state so that the license may be returned to the state
of issue for cancellation. If your license is suspended or revoked
in another state for violations of law, you will not be allowed to
apply for a license in Missouri until you provide a clearance from
the state where you are suspended or revoked, and until you meet
the Missouri licensing requirements. The driver’s license testing
office is located in the State Office Building at 525 Jules St., (816)
387-2200. The hours are 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Friday. Tests are given from 8 a.m. to 11:15
a.m. and 12:30 to 4:45 p.m.
Automobile Licensing
New Missouri residents must title and register all leased or
owned motor vehicles and road trailers in Missouri within
30 days of the date they establish residency. The following
documents are necessary when purchasing a motor vehicle
license –
• The out-of-state title of the vehicle. If the vehicle is being
financed, the St. Joseph branch office will assist you in
contacting your mortgage company for the title. If no title, you
must bring current registration. The current mileage must be
noted on the application for title. If the vehicle was purchased
in another state within the last 90 days, proof that sales tax was
paid will be required.
• A Missouri motor vehicle inspection can be at any St. Joseph
service station, car dealership, or garage displaying the official
Missouri State Inspection Station sign. Inspections must be
used for the purchase of license plates within 60 days of the
inspection date.
• A county tax non-assessment card takes the place of a county
personal property tax receipt the first time an out-of-state
car is licensed in Missouri. This card can be obtained by
registering at the County Assessor’s Office, and then getting
the actual card at the County Collector’s Office located in the
Buchanan County Courthouse at Fifth and Jules.
• Proof of vehicle insurance.
Information on licensing may be obtained by calling (816)
232-1455 during business hours. The St. Joseph branch office
is located at 2319 N. Belt Highway. The hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5
p.m., Monday through Friday and 8:30 to 11 a.m. on Saturdays.
Dog and Cat Licensing
All dogs and cats older than the age of three months must be
licensed and vaccinated. A license can be obtained at Animal
Control & Rescue, 701 Lower Lake Road; City Hall, 11th Street
and Frederick Avenue; or at selected veterinary clinics. Dogs are
required to be on a leash or line no more than six feet in length.
For additional information concerning pets, contact the Animal
Control & Rescue at (816) 271-4876.
Taxes
Personal Property and Real Estate Taxes
All property is assessed as of January 1 of the given year. Personal
property and real estate taxes are below $6.00, (per $100 assessed
value), but vary depending on library district.
City and County taxes are due November 1 and become
delinquent after December 31; interest and penalties are added
after December 31. City and County taxes are paid to the
Collector of Revenue, Buchanan County Courthouse, Fifth and
Jules streets, (816) 271-1401.
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Personal Income Taxes
Missouri’s individual income tax rates
are graduated from a low of 1.5 percent
on taxable incomes of $1,000 or less, to
a high of $315 plus 6 percent on taxable
income in excess of $9,000. Taxable
income may be reduced by 100 percent
of federal income tax payments, $1,200
for each dependent, $2,100 for each
personal exemption and by the federal
standard deduction or Missouri itemized
deduction.
Corporate Income Taxes
State law sets the corporate income tax
rate at 6.25 percent of net taxable income
earned by a business in Missouri. This is
lower than most of the 46 states imposing
a corporate income tax.
In addition, Missouri allows 50 percent of federal income tax
payments to be deducted before computing taxable income.
Using this deduction, a corporation with a taxable income
of $1 million would have a Missouri effective tax rate of only
5.2 percent.
Missouri Taxable Income
An important tax advantage for Missouri businesses is the
amount of income considered taxable – only income earned
in Missouri is taxed. Two allocation options are offered for
calculating this income –
• the three factor formula based on sales, property and payroll,
or
• the single-factor formula, based only on sales. Missouri is the
only state that permits companies to choose the formula that
results in the lesser corporate income tax liability. This means
that companies are not penalized for locating property and
jobs in Missouri as they are in other states. In addition, it is
important to note that Missouri has not adopted worldwide or
nationwide unitary tax assessment in computing multinational
corporate income tax liability.
Trash Service
Citizens must make their own arrangement for trash and garbage
service. Use a Chamber member featured in the directory, or if
you wish to haul your own trash, you may do so. There is a fee for
dumping at the City Landfill, located south of the city,
(816) 253-9764.
Buchanan County Courthouse
Post Office Locations
Main Post Office, 201 S. Eighth St. 64501; (816) 364-3231
Eastside Station, 3906 Oakland Ave., 64506; (816) 279-5477
Fairleigh Station, 2514 Frederick Ave., 64506; (816) 279-6908
Stockyards Station, 5706 Lake Ave., 64504; (816) 238-0342
Northend Station, 1004 Fifth Ave., 64505; (816) 364-3231
Voter Registration
Any person who is qualified to vote is entitled to register in the
jurisdiction within which he or she resides. In order to vote in
any election for which registration is required, a person must be
registered no later than 5 p.m. or the normal closing time of any
public building where the registration is being held if such time is
later than 5 p.m., on the third Wednesday prior to the election.
You may register at the County Clerk’s Office, Buchanan County
Courthouse, Fifth and Jules, (816) 271-1412.
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U.S. President..............................................www.whitehouse.gov
U.S.Senate...........................................................www.senate.gov
U.S. House of Representatives..............................www.house.gov
Missouri Government........................................www.state.mo.us
Missouri Senate ............................................www.senate..mo.gov
Missouri House of
Representatives.......................................www.house.mo.gov
Buchanan County ..................................www.co.buchanan.mo.us
City of St. Joseph ..............................................www.stjoemo.info
United States
President
Barack Obama (D)
The White House, Washington DC
Vice President
Joseph Biden (D)
Senate Office Bldg., Washington DC
Senator Roy Blunt (R)
(202) 224-5721 or (816) 471-7141
Russell Senate Office Bldg., Room 260
Washington DC 20510
or 911 Main St., Ste. 2224, Kansas City, MO 64105
Senator Claire C. McCaskill (D)
(202) 224-6154 or (816) 421-1639
Hart Senate Office Building, Room 506
Washington DC 20510
or 4141 Pennsylvania Ave., Ste. 101, Kansas City, MO 64111
Congressman Sam Graves (R)
(202) 225-7041 or (816) 749-0800
1415 Longworth House Office Building
Washington DC 20515
or 411 Jules St., St. Joseph, MO 64501
Governor
Jay Nixon (D) (573) 751-3222
Capitol Bldg., Room 216, Jefferson City 65102
Lieutenant Governor
Peter Kinder (R) (573) 751-4727
Secretary of State
Robin Carnahan (D) (573) 751-4936
State Auditor
Tom Schweich (R) (573) 751-4824
State Treasurer
Clint Zweifel (D) (573) 751-2411
Attorney General
Chris Koster (D) (573) 751-3321
Supreme Court Building, Jefferson City 65102
Senator
Rob Schaaf (R), District 34
516 Pinewood, St. Joseph 64506
(816) 233-0300
State Capitol Bldg., Room 331, Jefferson City 65101
(573) 751-2183
Representative
Pat Conway (D), District 27
712 B Francis St., St. Joseph 64501
(816) 294-2603
State Capitol Bldg., Room 102 BA, Jefferson City 65101
(573) 751-9755
Representative
Delus Johnson (R), District 28
20480 County Road 380, St. Joseph 64505
(816) 390-2267
State Capitol Bldg., Room 203C, Jefferson City 65101
(573) 751-3666
Representative
Galen Higdon (R), District 29
6630 Belding, St. Joseph 64504
(816) 238-4872
State Capitol Bldg., Room 105C, Jefferson City 65101
(573) 751-3643
Web Sites
State of Missouri
State Capitol, Jefferson City, Mo.
Government Officials
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Buchanan County Courthouse
411 Jules, St. Joseph 64501
Presiding Commissioner
R.T. Turner..............................................................(816) 271-1503
Eastern District Commissioner
Dan Hausman........................................................(816) 271-1503
Western District Commissioner
Ron Hook .............................................................(816) 271-1503
County Clerk
Mary Baack-Garvey...............................................(816) 271-1412
Prosecuting Attorney
Dwight Scroggins..................................................(816) 271-1480
Assessor
Scot VanMeter ..................................................(816) 271-1469
Auditor
Nancy Nash...........................................................(816) 271-1408
Sheriff
Mike Strong ...........................................................(816) 271-5555
501 Faraon, St. Joseph 64501
Collector
Peggy Campbell. ..................................................(816) 271-1401
Public Administrator
Bill McMurray........................................................(816) 271-1442
310 N. Fourth Street Suite A
Recorder of Deeds
Ed Wildberger........................................................(816) 271-1437
Treasurer
John Nash.............................................................(816) 271-1432
Circuit Clerk
Mary (Salanky) Beattie...........................................(816) 271-1462
Division 1 Circuit Judge
Randall Jackson......................................................(816) 271-1447
Weldon Judah........................................................(816) 271-1441
Patrick Robb..........................................................(816) 271-1511
Dan Kellogg...........................................................(816) 271-1477
Keith Marquart.......................................................(816) 271-1454
Ronald Taylor.........................................................(816) 271-1448
Buchanan County
City of St. Joseph
Government Officials
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Mayor
William Falkner.......................................................(816) 271-4640
1100 Frederick Ave., No. 309, St. Joseph 64501
Deputy Mayor
Byron Myers, Sr.....................................................(816) 273-3108
66 Stonecrest, St. Joseph 64507
District 1
Pat Jones................................................................(816) 244-6229
5314 Savannah Road, St. Joseph 64505
District 2
Joyce Starr.............................................................(816) 244-3906
1604 S. 22nd St., St. Joseph 64507
District 3
P.J. Kovac...............................................................(816) 261-2934
202 Fulkerson St.,St. Joseph 64504
District 4
Gary Roach............................................................(816) 341-4506
3802 Patee St., St. Joseph 64501
District 5
Barbara LaBass.......................................................(816) 752-8363
3901 Bucher Drive, St. Joseph 64503
At-Large
Donna Jean Boyer.................................................(816) 244-3913
5216 Mockingbord Lane, St. Joseph, 64506
At-Large
Jeff Penland............................................................(816) 341-4502
1014 E. Cliff St., St. Joseph 64504
Emergency Numbers
Fire, Police, Ambulance....................................................911
Fire Department (non-emergency)................(816) 271-4603
Police Department (non-emergency).............(816) 271-4774
Buchanan County Sheriff................................(816) 271-5555
Newspapers
St. Joseph News-Press (daily) ...............................(816) 271-8500
www.newspressnow.com
Saint Joseph Telegraph (weekly)............................(816) 248-1686
The Regular Joe (monthly)....................................(816) 617-5850
www.urjoe.com
KESJ (1550 AM, Sports/Talk).................................(816) 233-8881
www.1550espn.com
KFEQ (680 AM, News/Talk).................................(816) 233-8881
www.680kfeq.com
KGNM (102.5 FM, Classic Rock)..........................(816) 233-2577
www.kgnmstjoseph.com
KKJO (105.5 FM, Top 40)......................................(816) 233-8881
www.kkjo1055.com
KSJQ (92.7 FM, Country)......................................(816) 233-8881
www.qcountry927.com
KQTV.....................................................................(816) 364-2222
www.stjoechannel.com
KTAJ-TV16.............................................................(816) 364-1616
FOX 26 KNPN.......................................................(816) 271-8500
www.newspressnow.com/knpn
KCP&L (electricity)................................................(888) 471-5275
Missouri Gas Energy..............................................(816) 387-4420
Resident Service ......................................(800) 582-1234
AT&T
Resident Service.......................................(800)288-2020
Business Service......................................(800) 499-7928
Missouri American Water...........(816) 233-4000 / (866) 430-0820
Sewer -- City of St. Joseph.................................(816) 271-4653
Radio Stations
Television Stations
Utilities
Transportation
Visitor Information
St. Joseph Convention & Visitors Bureau
..................................................(816) 233-6688 / (800) 785-0360
www.stjomo.com
Pony Express Tourist Information Center.............(816) 232-1839
..................................................(816) 232-4461 / (800) 748-7856
www.saintjoseph.com
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
..................................................(202) 659-6000 / (800) 638-6582
www.uschamber.com
Rolling Hills Consolidated Library..........................(816) 364-3386
www.rhcl.org
St. Joseph Public Library........................................(816) 232-4038
www.sjpl.lib.mo.us
Missouri Western State University........................(816) 271-4360
www.library.missouriwestern.edu
Libraries
New Resident Quick Contacts
Other Numbers
Buchanan County.................................(816) 271-1412
www.co.buchanan.mo.us
City Hall...............................................(816) 271-4610
www.stjoemo.info
Heartland Health..................................(816) 271-6000
www.heartland-health.com
Missouri Western State University.......(816) 271-4200
www.missouriwestern.edu
Regional Association of Realtors.......(816) 233-9009
School District of St. Joseph................(816) 671-4000
www.sjsd.k12.mo.us
Time and Temperature..........................(816) 279-7777
United Way of Greater St. Joseph.....(816) 364-2381
St. Joseph Transit (city bus).....................................(816) 233-6700
Express Flight.........................................................(816) 233-3444
Rosecrans Airport..................................................(816) 271-4886
Heartland Motor Coach (charter) ........................(816) 279-7800
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Churches
Churches
Adventist
Three Angels Seventh Day Adventist
5302 Mitchell Ave. .................................................(816) 279-1716
Assembly of God
Central Assembly of God
1222N.18thSt.......................................................(816)279-7545
Family Worship Center
12293 County Line Road ......................................(816) 279-4635
Riverside Church
5401 Mitchell Ave.................................................. (816) 279-6422
Baha’i
Baha’i Faith
...............................................................................(816) 232-1855
Baptist
Carnegie Baptist Church
6520 Carnegie St...................................................(816) 238-3071
Eastside Baptist
2400N.BeltHighway.............................................(816)233-8542
Faith United Baptist Church
8400V.Highway......................................................(816)238-2838
Missouri Valley Baptist
11950S.W.60thRoad.............................................(816)688-7674
New Home Baptist Church
10151 SW Bluff Road .............................................(816) 238-3491
St. Francis Baptist Temple
1610 Angelique St. .................................................(816) 232-7355
Trinity Baptist
1510 Messanie St....................................................(816) 233-3236
Wyatt Park Baptist Church
2902 N. Leonard Road........................................... (816) 232-6706
Baptist – Independent – Fundamental
Bible Baptist Temple
2606SycamoreCourt............................................(816)279-9967
Grace Baptist Church
1124 S. 12th St....................................................... (816) 364-3454
Baptist – Southern
Associate Baptist
1225 Francis St.......................................................(816) 232-8425
Calvary Baptist Church
731 N. 22nd St. ....................................................(816) 232-3747
Copeland Baptist Church
21st & Walnut streets ............................................(816) 279-9216
Eureka Valley Baptist
124 Ohio Ave.........................................................(816) 238-4407
First Baptist Church
1225 Francis St. .....................................................(816) 232-8425
Frederick Boulevard Baptist Church
5502 Frederick Blvd............................................... (816) 233-2824
Green Valley Baptist Church
3110 Cook Road.................................................... (816) 279-3621
Immanuel Baptist
6920 Ollmeda St.....................................................(816) 238-0776
King Hill Baptist Church
5708 King Hill Ave. .................................................(816) 238-1341
McCarthy Baptist Church
2710 S. Belt Highway............................................. (816) 279-2432
Patee Park Baptist Church SBC
1107S.10thSt........................................................(816)233-6446
Savannah Avenue Baptist Church
1825 Savannah Ave. ...............................................(816) 232-1421
Calvary Chapel
1212 Faraon St. ......................................................(816) 279-8877
Bible
Hillcrest Bible Church
3521 Sacramento St...............................................(816) 233-0204
Brethren
Trinity United Brethren in Christ
1510 Lafayette St..................................................(816) 232-2495
Church of the Brethren
502KentuckyAve...................................................(816)238-5394
Catholic
Cathedral of St. Joseph
519 N. 10th St. .....................................................(816) 232-7763
Mir House of Prayer
6492 N.E. State Route 6 .......................................(816) 233-8359
Our Lady of Guadalupe
4503FrederickBlvd.................................................(816)232-2847
St. Francis Xavier Church
2618SenecaSt........................................................(816)232-8449
St. James Catholic Church
5815 Pryor Ave. ....................................................(816) 238-0853
St. Mary Church
1600 N. Second St................................................(816) 279-1154
St. Patrick Church
1813 S. 12th St......................................................(816) 279-2594
Catholic – Byzantine Rite
St. Joseph’s Ukrainian Catholic Church
526VirginiaSt.........................................................(816)238-1187
Charismatic – Episcopal
St. John Charismatic Episcopal Church
5106 Miller Road....................................................(816) 233-2280
Christian
Central Christian
1501N.LeonardRoad............................................(816)233-2280
Community Christian
22ndStreet&MasonRoad......................................(816)238-2770
Mitchell Park Christian
1824S.11thSt.........................................................(816)279-0309
Parkway Christian Fellowship
3004PickettRoad...................................................(816)364-2466
Third Day Christian Fellowship
1701 Jules St...........................................................(816) 271-5454
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Churches
Christian – Disciples of Christ
First Christian
10th & Faraon streets.............................................(816) 233-2556
King Hill Christian Church
5828 King Hill Ave. ................................................(816) 238-2318
Woodson Chapel Christian Church
2525 Saint Joseph Ave. ..........................................(816) 233-0769
Wyatt Park Christian Church
2632 Mitchell Ave. ................................................(816) 232-3374
Christian Science
714 Felix St...........................................................(816) 279-2188
Church of Christ
Church of Christ East Hills
3912PennSt...........................................................(816)279-1146
Church of Christ St. Joseph...............................(816) 364-1266
County Line Church of Christ
2727 County Line Road.........................................(816) 279-4737
Church of God
Church of God North
205 E. Franklin St...................................................(816) 233-8906
Faith Valley Church of God
2002 Mason Road...................................................(816) 238-4100
Church of God in Christ
Heaven Road Church of God in Christ
1824 Angelique St.................................................(816) 232-3421
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Seven N. Carriage Drive........................................(816) 279-9278
Church of the Nazarene
First Church of the Nazarene
2102 S. 22nd St.......................................................(816) 279-5243
Turning Point Church of the Nazarene
5211 Frederick Blvd...............................................(816) 232-1169
Community of Christ
Abundant Life Center
5130 Faraon St.......................................................(816) 232-1817
Community of Christ
5124FaraonSt........................................................(816)232-3319
St. Joseph Restoration Branch
15th & Jules streets................................................(816) 279-7918
Seventeenth Street Church
415N.17thSt.........................................................(816)233-5476
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
207 N. Seventh St...................................................(816) 279-6351
Evangelical
Grace Evangelical Church
5103 S. 50th St........................................................(816) 279-2090
Foursquare Gospel
The Keys Christian Fellowship
6002 S. Ninth St......................................................(816)238-3013
Full Gospel
Agape Love Lighthouse Assembly
2500 S. 11th St.........................................................(816) 232-7116
Independent
Holsey Chapel ICM
1001 S. 14th St.........................................................(816)232-5024
New Life Bible Church
3811 Pacific St..........................................................(816)364-5510
Islam
Islamic Center of St. Joseph
2325 Messanie St. ..................................................(816)232-1405
Jehovah’s Witness
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
4605 Pickett Road...................................................(816) 232-3333
1901 Grand Ave......................................................(816) 279-2333
Jewish – Synagogues
Temple B’nai Shalom
615 S. 10th St..........................................................(816) 248-4248
Temple Adath Joseph
17th and Felix streets..............................................(816) 232-8211
Lutheran
St. Paul Lutheran Church
4715 Frederick Blvd...............................................(816) 279-1110
St. Peter Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
3524 St. Joseph Ave................................................(816) 279-8190
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Churches
Lutheran – ELCA
First Lutheran Church ELCA
302 S. 10th St.......................................................(816) 232-8378
Methodist – United
Ashland United Methodist
Ashland Avenue & Gene Field Road...................(816) 279-7419
Clair United Methodist
Two S.E. 68 Road...............................................(816) 233-0042
Deer Park Grace United
2522 S. Leonard Road.........................................(816) 233-0752
Ebenezer United Methodist Church
7000 S.E. Highway 169.........................................(816) 253-1015
Francis Street United
12th & Francis streets...........................................(816) 279-7466
Huffman Memorial United
2802 Renick St...................................................(816) 233-0239
Hyde Valley United
202 W. Hyde Park St.............................................(816) 238-0570
King Hill United Methodist
5801 King Hill Ave..................................................(816) 238-0838
St. Paul United Methodist
18681 Highway 59...............................................(816) 279-8160
South Park United Methodist
2802 S. 19th St.....................................................(816) 364-4895
United Methodist Northwest District Office
5223 Mitchell Ave................................................(816) 232-6052
Wesley Foundation
5223 Mitchell Ave................................................(816) 232-5543
Wesley United Methodist Church
3409 Ajax Road...................................................(816) 279-7808
Non-Denominational
The Edge
2501 S. Belt Highway..........................................(816) 244-1870
5801 King Hill Ave..............................................(816) 244-1870
Faith United Church
3025 Karnes Road.................................................(816) 232-5679
Living Hope Church
19410 Highway 59 N............................................(816) 279-7566
New Life Cathedral Church
323 N. Eighth St......................................................(816) 364-1093
Wellspring Community Church
2101 Jules St....................................................(816) 387-8410
Word of Life Church
3902 N. Riverside Road.........................................(816) 233-6367
Pentecostal
Evangelistic Temple
5401 King Hill Ave................................................(816) 238-2516
Jesus Tabernacle Pentecostal
2739 Mitchell Ave..............................................(816) 364-3887
North Church of God
205 E. Franklin St...............................................(816) 233-8906
Souls Harbor Pentecostal
6620 Brown St...................................................(816) 238-7909
The Pentecostals of St. Joseph
1202 Felix St.......................................................(816) 279-5866
Presbyterian - USA
Brookdale Presbyterian
203 S 31st St..........................................................(816) 279-0983
Community Presbyterian
5409 Saint Joseph Ave..........................................(816) 233-4075
First Presbyterian
301 N. Seventh St...................................................(816) 232-3358
Hyde Park Presbyterian
423 E. Hyde Park Ave...........................................(816) 238-0417
Maxwell Heights Presbyterian
4501 N.E. Maxwell Road......................................(816) 279-0916
Trinity Presbyterian
33rd & Penn streets.............................................(816) 232-5583
Reformed
Crosspointe Community Church
4803 St. Joseph Ave............................................(816) 279-2480
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army
602 Messanie St...................................................(816) 232-5824
Seventh Day Adventist
Church of God Seventh Day
1124 N 18th St..................................................(816) 233-3624
Emmanuel SDA
1600 Locust St....................................................(816) 233-4836
Seventh Day Adventist Church
5302 Mitchell Ave..................................................(816) 279-1716
United Church of Christ
Zion United Church of Christ
816 Faraon St......................................................(816) 232-7009
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