Most construction requires a building permit.  This includes remodeling, demolition, additions, replacing a roof, water heater, furnaces...

Yes, when a vacancy occurs it is required to obtain an inspection stating that no code violation was observed, before reoccupying the dwelling unit.  Please call 816-274-6006 to request an inspection 24 hours in advance. 

The City of North Kansas City has adopted the 2006 International Property Maintenance Code (IPMC) and is committed to providing a clean and safe environment for its citizens.  Active participation from all residents is essential to meeting this goal. 

2010 Howell City Hall, 2nd floor.

This web site's online Business Directory can connect you to over 1,000 organizations, which can be searched by key word, category or business name.

Incentives are based on a wide number of variables including: type of operation; number of employees created; amount of investment created, particular needs by the business entity, type of physical improvements created; and other assorted issues. Therefore it is recommended that a free and confidential consultation by the City’s Economic Development Staff be conducted.

A wide assortment of demographics, market profiles and other studies are maintained by the Office of Economic Development but due to the wide range of options, a confidential and customized consultation is normally the best solution.

The fire department gives out smoke detectors only to residents of North Kansas City.

Firefighter I and EMT License and live within 40 miles of NKC.

No. The IT staff installs, configures, and maintains all equipment.

You may view current bid opportunities on the Bids page. If you would like to receive an email notice when new bids are posted, please sign up for E-Notifications.

The North Kansas City IT department consists of Stephen Roberts, IT Manager, and Kris Smith, Desktop Support Technician.

For techies, check out the Internet Storm Center. For everyone else, McAfee’s Threat Center has plenty of good information.

liNKCity is the city-owned ISP (Internet Service Provider) which provides high speed internet access to the city’s residents and businesses. Go to www.linkcity.org for more information.

The Judge and Prosecutor are only available during court and will be able to answer questions at that time.

Traffic tickets must be paid in person or by mail with money order during regular business hours. Online credit card payment options are also available.

You may call prior to the court date to request the first continuance. Any additional continuances require a court appearance before the Judge.

For dismissal consideration, you may bring your current original insurance card to the court office during business hours before your scheduled court date. It must be the insurance card for the vehicle listed on the citation and cover the day of the stop.

Payment of fines are due by the given court date. Extension to pay or payment plans may be discussed with the Judge on your court date.

Find helpful information on qualifications and testing for becoming a police officer here.

Come to the main entrance of the police station with proof of ownership (i.e. title, registration) and a valid photo id. You will be issued a release form that authorizes the tow company to release your vehicle.

Recovered property not being held as evidence is kept for 90 days. To claim recovered property you will need a valid picture ID and proof of ownership.

Property recovered as evidence in a State case must be held until the case is disposed. Permission is required from the Clay County Prosecutor's office before property will be released.

Property recovered in a North Kansas City case will be held until the case is disposed in City Court.

You may contact Sergeant Stephanie Snook with any additional questions on claiming property.