Shred-It Event

On October 14th at 9:00 a.m., the Clay County Commissioners will be hosting a Shred-It event in the parking lot of Liberty United Methodist Church-Rush Creek Campus, located at 100 Rush Creek Parkway in Liberty. Two Shred-It trucks will be on site until noon or until the trucks are filled to capacity.

Clay County residents are invited to bring up to 2 banker or copy-paper size boxes of documents for safe and secure on-site destruction. This event serves to increase awareness of identity theft, making our communities safer places to live. Shredding your documents is just one of the ways you can help protect yourself from identity theft. The Missouri Attorney General's Office offers a page of information for those who are interested in learning more.

Clay County Government's Shred-It event on Facebook

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Regional Household Hazardous Waste Event

Clay County residents can safely dispose of their paint, batteries, lawn and garden chemicals, house cleaners, and more by utilizing the Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program. This program is offered at no cost to residents, though proof of residency will be required.

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Second Recorder of Deeds Office Opening at County Annex

Clay County Recorder of Deeds Katee Porter announces the opening of a satellite office at the Clay County Annex at 1901 NE 48th St., Kansas City, MO 64118, on Monday, January 4, 2016.

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Clay County Launches Online Transparency Portal

Clay County Commissioners Jerry Nolte, Gene Owen and Luann Ridgeway announce the launch of a free online Transparency Portal in conjunction with United for Missouri.

United for Missouri and Clay County Commissioners share a common goal to provide simple means for taxpayers to have immediate and free access to government use of tax dollars. This will increase access to public information, citizen involvement and government responsiveness to taxpayer input.

Clay County is the first county in the State of Missouri to launch this type of tool for members of the public to access open records. The portal is an initial step by Clay County to promote transparency, improve government accountability and encourage citizen involvement.

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Clay County Commission and Sheriff Partner on Emergency Management

Clay County Commissioners Jerry Nolte, Gene Owen and Luann Ridgeway announce a partnership with Sheriff Paul Vescovo for the Office of Emergency Management. Sheriff Vescovo was named Emergency Management Coordinator.

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Clay County Accepting Camp Ground Reservations Online

Clay County camp ground reservations are open for business. Patrons may now reserve camp sites at Camp Branch and Crow's Creek Campgrounds and securely pay for their sites online.

Parks personnel will be available from Monday through Friday, 8:00am through 4:30pm to handle issues and questions. An online form through which patrons can report issues and problems is available 24/7.

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