Contents

Welcome to Parkville 6

History of Parkville 8

Banneker School 10

City of Parkville 12

Platte County Parks & Trails 16

City Government 20

Community Organizations 22

Recreation & Leisure 24

Leaf Peeping 26

Education & Schools 28

Living in Parkville 30

Events & Festivals 32

Parkville Area Chamber & EDC 33

2025 Board of Directors 34

Chamber Sponsors 35

Helpful Community Information 36

Member List 38

Member Search 45

Welcome to Parkville!

For those seeking a natural setting, Parkville is nestled on the Missouri River just a few bluffs away from the Kansas City metropolitan area. In Parkville, connecting through community is a way of life. With a growing population and a nationally recognized education system, Parkville is the ideal city for businesses looking for an educated, well-trained workforce. This, combined with a high quality of life and business-friendly government, adds up to a great place to live, work, learn, and play.

Over the years, Parkville has been named “Most Charming Community” by the Kansas City Star and Men’s Health Magazine, among others. It is regarded as one of the metropolitan areas most highly coveted places to reside.

The City of Parkville, where you are 10 minutes away from everything!

•  Located about 10 miles northwest of downtown Kansas City, Missouri

•  Kansas City International Airport is located approximately 10 miles north of Parkville

•  Charles B Wheeler Downtown Airport approximately 9 miles southeast of Parkville

•  Amtrak rail travel approximately 12 miles southeast of Parkville

•  Near major interstates/highways, including I-29 (Hwy 71), I-435, and I-635, as well as Hwys 45 and 9 that meet in Parkville

•  Just minutes away from several growing outdoor shopping and entertainment areas including Downtown Parkville, Creekside, Parkville Commons, Zona Rosa, Village at Briarcliff, The Village at Burlington Creek, and The Legends Outlets

•  Downtown Parkville offers a variety of specialty shops, boutiques, restaurants, and a local Farmers’ Market

•  Award-winning Park Hill School District

•  Two Tom Watson World Class Golf Courses: The National Golf Club of Kansas City and The Deuce at the National

•  Nature sanctuaries and beautiful parks with walking trails for everyone to enjoy

•  Safe neighborhoods

History of Parkville

Both Parkville and Park University bear the name of Colonel George S. Park, veteran of the Texas War of Independence, land speculator and entrepreneur.  Originally a steamboat landing, Parkville began to take shape when Colonel George S. Park purchased the site and a riverboat landing from the English brothers in 1838 and built his home on the bluffs above the Missouri River. In 1844, Park formally platted the town of Parkville, and by 1850 had built warehouses and a large stone hotel on the banks of the Missouri River. In 1853 he established one of Platte County’s earliest newspapers, The Industrial Luminary.

As a thriving river port for hemp and other products, Parkville grew faster than Kansas City, ten miles southeast. The Missouri River was much closer to town in those days, not far from the present railroad tracks. Indians, trappers, traders, and farmers flocked to Parkville and filled its streets with the bustle of healthy commerce. 

The boom ended and Parkville suffered near economic collapse when the bitterness between pro-slavery forces and free-soil advocates in both Missouri and the Kansas Territory escalated into warfare. Violence was common, and Col. Park’s newspaper gained national attention when, in 1855, a pro-slavery mob reacted to his abolitionist editorials by throwing his printing press into the river. The end of the Civil War had little effect on the political bitterness which enveloped the town, and significant commerce ceased. 

Park’s dream for a college was realized in 1875 when Col. Park and Dr. John A. McAfee collaborated to establish Park College. Colonel Park donated property and Dr. McAfee arrived with 17 students and a vision of providing education for any young man or woman willing to work. The old stone hotel, known as “Old Number One”, became the first home of the college which expanded as more and more students took advantage of the school’s unique work/study program. 

Students helped build many of the structures on campus including the magnificent, stone Mackay Hall with its steeples and clock tower.  Mackay Hall, completed in 1893, and the Scott Observatory, constructed in 1896, still overlooks the campus and the town. The business of serving the students and faculty helped revive Parkville’s economy, and the strong relationship between “town and gown” still exists today. 

Few of Parkville’s earliest buildings remain. Notable among the historic homes are the Kahm house, circa 1860, located at Fourth and Main Streets, and Col. Park’s original 1840 home on the college campus. Other historic buildings have been converted for various uses. The 1889 train depot served for years as the City Hall, and in recent years was home to the Parkville Area Chamber of Commerce. The Cathy Kline Art Gallery is currently housed in the train depot. The 1918 Park College Power Plant on Main Street is home to the Riverpark Pub & Eatery.

Banneker School

The first black school in Platte County

Nestled just beyond the top of a hill on Main Street in Parkville, MO is a one-room school named Banneker School, the first Black school in Platte County. Access to this school is only from West Street which was the path taken by black children from southern Platte County.

Built in 1885 by students at Park College, it was replaced in the early 1900s by a two-room school built several blocks away.

Across the nation, schools have been named after Benjamin Banneker, a noted African American 18th Century scientist, mathematician, clockmaker, and astronomer. Parkville’s Banneker School educated children from the area who were, by state law, prohibited from attending school with white children.

Although the Benjamin Banneker School in Parkville, built in 1885, is a brick building, an 1890s news article in the “Parkville Independent” indicates the modest level of its furnishings. “New seats are being placed in the primary room of the public school building. The old ones will be put in the colored school building, where benches have been heretofore used.” The schoolhouse itself, is a simple rectangular, one-room building with a gable roof. On the interior, the blackboards are black paint on plaster (rather than slate). Fifty-eight students attended this school in 1898.

The construction of this school and a second Banneker School, built in 1903-04, was made possible by the interest and support of Park College, a Presbyterian school located in Parkville. Land for both buildings was acquired from Park College and the bricks for the 1885 schoolhouse were manufactured by Park College students.

Following desegregation, the original building fell into private hands. In the early 1980s, led by Mrs. Lucille Douglas, a former Banneker teacher and long-time Parkville community leader, the property was purchased with the intent to preserve it. As such, it was deeded to the Platte County Historical and Genealogical Society.

Recognizing the school’s potential as a site for unique hands-on history education for schoolchildren, efforts were made by former students and residents to work toward that goal. As the Banneker Restoration Committee, they succeeded in having the school designated on the National Register of Historic Places.

This distinction allowed them to apply for and receive a grant to stabilize the building and return it to its original configuration. Additional fundraising included the successful 1999-2002 ‘One Million Pennies’ drive, a community service project of students at Union Chapel Elementary School. In 2008, to pursue the goal of restoration more actively and to raise the necessary funds, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization was formed. The Banneker School Foundation of Parkville, Missouri now holds the deed to the nearly 130-year-old building. Recently recognized as one of Missouri’s Top 10 Most Endangered Historic Places the need for restoration becomes more urgent with each passing year.

City of Parkville

Parkville continues to be recognized for its strong quality of life and as one of the top places to live in Missouri. The voter-approved one-half percent park sales tax increase has funded several new park projects that will also further enhance the city’s trails, parks, and recreational facilities.

Developments, both residential and commercial, are popping up around Parkville, with the biggest boom in the Creekside area, located in western Parkville at I-435 and Hwy 45. In 2022, new residential projects were approved for Platte 38 and Village on the Green near The National and Nature Sanctuary at Riss Lake. Commercial projects, like Dairy Queen, Wells Bank, What-a-Burger, and Taco Bell, were also approved.

The City of Parkville provides many municipal services including parks, community development, police, public works, and municipal court. Parkville offers residents the comfort of a small town with the amenities of a much larger city.

PARKVILLE PARKS DEPARTMENT

Parkville is home to five parks, two nature sanctuaries, and miles of trails. English Landing Park and Platte Landing Park are central community hubs for jogging, biking, community performances, entertainment, dog parks, and a boat ramp for easy access to the Missouri River.

•  English Landing Park
English Landing Park is a 68-acre facility with several amenities, including three miles of walking trails, a certified 5k/10k course, a large playground area, picnic shelters, two stages, sand volleyball courts, ball fields, pickleball courts, and a disc golf course. The park, with its scenic walking trails that parallel the winding Missouri River, is like none other in the metro area. English Landing Park attracts a wide variety of users from bicyclists to walking or running enthusiasts – there is a recreation outlet for all to enjoy.

•  Platte Landing Park
Platte Landing Park is a 140-acre park located adjacent to English Landing Park on the Missouri River and includes two miles of trails, off-leash areas for dogs (one area for large dogs and one area for smaller dogs), and a boat ramp into the main channel of the Missouri River. The park is owned by the city and is open 5 am-midnight. Shade structures at the dog parks provide refuge during hot summer days and inclement weather.

•  Pocket Park
Located in the downtown historic district, Pocket Park is a central gathering location. The unique downtown ambiance has a magnetic draw to all those who may happen to pass by. The park includes a tiered garden, a small stage area, benches, a terrace, and an engraved brick garden. In 2022, the city made improvements to the frontage of the park including bollards for safety and planters for aesthetics. The Grigsby statue is relocated to a new location in the upper terrace. Additional improvements will be completed as funding becomes available.

•  Watkins Park
Watkins Park is one of the city’s two neighborhood parks, located just a few blocks from Main Street at the intersection of West and 10th Street. The first phase of the Watkins Park Master Plan was completed in 2022 that includes upgrades to the parking lot, fencing, stream bank, loop trail. A new shelter and playground equipment were also added to the park. The second and final phase will be completed as funding becomes available.

•  Adams Park
Adams Park is a small neighborhood park located just off Main Street at the intersection of 13th and Walnut Street. Adams Park will receive improvements in the future which will include a loop trail, fencing, playground, new parking area, and shelter work

•  Parkville Nature Sanctuary
ParkvilleMo.gov/departments/nature-sanctuary
The Parkville Nature Sanctuary is a wildlife preserve and educational site developed and maintained by the City of Parkville with the help of a group of extraordinary volunteers. The Parkville Nature Sanctuary is a 115-acre natural outdoor area made accessible by nearly three miles of hiking trails. A shelter known as the Girl Scout Cabin can be reserved in three-hour increments in the Nature Sanctuary. The main entrance of the Parkville Nature Sanctuary is located below the Platte County Health Department at 12th Street and Highway 9 and is open from dawn to dusk. There is no vehicle access or utilities available at the shelter.

Several events are held at the Parkville Nature Sanctuary every year. The most popular event is Ghost Stories – an event held around Halloween where visitors can listen to spooky stories and music in front of a fireplace, walk a haunted trail or a pumpkin-lined trail and make s’mores. The pumpkins that line the trail are carved by volunteers at a pumpkin carving event held the Thursday before Ghost Stories. In the summer, kids between the ages of 6 and 13 are invited to hike the trails and along the creeks, make bird feeders and enjoy archery. In December, Winter Wonderland is free outdoor, hands-on learning event for families of all ages where participants make wildlife-themed crafts, sip hot cocoa and take a holiday-themed hike through the sanctuary to see Santa!

Daily operations of the Parkville Nature Sanctuary are overseen by Director, Kristen Bontrager, and part-time Assistant Director, Wayne Frazier. If you have questions about the Parkville Nature Sanctuary, email Director Kristen Bontrager at [email protected]

•  Sullivan Nature Sanctuary
parkvillemo.gov/nature-sanctuary/sullivan-nature-sanctuary
The Sullivan Nature Sanctuary is 7.63 acres and is located on the north side of Platte Landing Park along Rush Creek, west of the bridge entry. Because of its proximity to the riverfront parks, dogs are allowed in the Sullivan Nature Sanctuary. The land, donated by members of the Sullivan family, includes acreage that is reserved for future parkland.

•  Parkville Farmers’ Market
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The Parkville Farmers’ Market, operated by the Parkville Farmers Market Association, is a friendly grower-verified market located downtown outside English Landing Park. It has a wide selection of locally grown and produced assorted fruits and vegetables, meats, farm fresh eggs, local honey and honey by-products, jams and jellies, homemade baked breads and sweet treats, plants and cut flowers, herbs, mushrooms and more. The Farmers’ Market is open from 7 a.m. to noon on Saturdays (April-October) and from noon to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays (June-September). The season begins in late April and ends in late October.

PARKVILLE EVENTS

parkvillemo.gov/guidelines-events-parkville

Parkville has numerous partnerships with organizations who take advantage of our city parks, nature Sanctuary, and associated shelters and grounds. Your organization can also enjoy your next professional or personal event by contacting the City of Parkville Parks and Recreation Director, Brittanie Propes, at [email protected]. To find out more about planning your event in Parkville, visit the city’s website.

•  Parkville Days
One of downtown Parkville’s largest festivals, Parkville Days, features a variety of family-friendly entertainment beginning with a parade which is hosted by the Main Street Parkville Association. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy live music along the Missouri River and on Main Street. The Evans Midland Empire Carnival is open all weekend, starting Friday. Browse and enjoy arts & crafts, retail, food, and specialty booths. Participating downtown shops will host their “end of summer” sales and specials... and much more!

•  Christmas on the River
Another event hosted by the Main Street Parkville Association is Parkville’s annual celebration of the holiday season with Christmas on the River that is held the 1st Friday in December. Enjoy holiday entertainment, take photos with Santa Claus and holiday characters, kid’s activities, hayrides through English Landing Park and a holiday firework show.

•  4th of July Celebration
Parkville’s traditional salute to Independence Day is hosted by the Main Street Parkville Association. The event includes a pancake breakfast, community parade, food, fun, shopping, kid’s activities, a skydiving exhibition, and a fireworks finale.

•  Cruise Nights
Parkville Cruise Nights, hosted by the Main Street Parkville Association, are held in historic downtown Parkville. Hang out with friends at the classic car show, listen to music and check out all the cars, while also exploring downtown Parkville. Come early to enjoy shopping at Parkville’s unique stores and dine atyour favorite local restaurant – all within walking distance.

CITY-WIDE WASTE DISPOSAL AND RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES

parkvillemo.gov/residents/recycling-waste-disposal

Parkville residents have several options to recycle and get rid of unwanted materials, yard waste, household hazardous waste and other materials at events throughout the year. More information about all the events is available on the city’s website at.

•  Electronics Recycling
On the first Saturday of every even month, starting in February and going until October, anyone can recycle electronics, which essentially includes everything that has a cord or battery (working or not). Most items are free, but there are charges to recycle certain electronics so be sure to check the city’s website for specifics.

•  Paper Shredding
In conjunction with the electronics recycling events, Parkville residents can drop off paper that will be securely shredded on-site.

•  Cleanup Events
The city holds two cleanup events annually, one in the spring and one in the fall, for Parkville residents only. Items collected include small limbs, leaves, and grass, used batteries, scrap metal, water heaters, auto parts, metal products, air conditioners without compressor, washers and dryers without motor, tires, furniture, and other household debris.

•  Curbside Events
Every year in October, the city will pick up, at curbside, such items as yard waste and household debris for residents in Parkville. Only items that can be carried by one person are accepted.

•  Household Hazardous Waste Collection
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Parkville is a member of the Regional Household Hazardous Waste Collection Program (HHW). Residents have year-round access* to the safe disposal of unwanted products such as paint, lawn and garden chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, florescent bulbs, and house cleaners. Business waste is not accepted.

*This is year-round access due to the ability of Parkville residents to utilize locations that participate in the annual HHW program. This listing can be found on the Mid-America Regional Council’s website.

•  Yard Waste Drop Off
For 4-6 weeks in the spring and fall, Parkville residents may drop off yard waste at no charge at 6305 NW River Park Drive, Riverside. Yard waste does not have to be bagged and proof of residency is required.

PARKVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT

parkvillemo.gov/departments/police-dept/police-services/community-assistance-fund

The Parkville Police Department personifies servant leadership in the Parkville community. The quality of community relationships between citizens and individuals of the Police Department represents a high degree of positive engagement, communications, and involvement within Parkville. They continually strive to build relationships within our city, region, and state. Under Chief Kevin L. Chrisman’s leadership, his team promotes a sense of group connection where members are encouraged to interact with citizens – maintaining focus on the importance of collaboration and visibility in the community. This natural approach to personal interactions between police officers and community members builds mutual trust – essential to addressing any existing or future problems.

There are numerous programs within the city where the Police Department makes great effort to reach citizens of all ages. For example, in 2010, Chief Chrisman and his team started the Parkville Police Community Assistance Fund (PPCAF) to assist children and families in need during the holiday season. Over the years, several programs have been implemented and many people in need have benefited from the fund. Some of the regular programs include Back to School, in which children are provided backpacks, school supplies, clothing and food, as needed; Park Village Apartments senior holiday luncheon; and the largest program is Shop with a Cop always held in December.

These programs are possible due to the many generous donors that support these worthwhile efforts, year-in and year-out. To learn more about the PPCAF please visit the city’s website.

PUBLIC WORKS

Public Works Department oversees public wastewater and storm water services for most of the city. This department includes two divisions: Operations (Streets) and Wastewater. For the remaining services, including fire protection, ambulance, water, gas and electric, the city partners with the Southern Platte Fire Protection District, Missouri American Water, Spire, and Evergy.

The Streets division of Public Works is responsible for maintaining a growing network of approximately 85 lane miles of pavement, rights-of-way, sidewalks, and storm drains. Potholes, pavement cracks, mowing, storm sewer repairs, and snow removal are only some of their responsibilities.

Sewer operations is responsible for maintenance of the wastewater treatment plant, six pump stations and sewer collection system. The Sewer Fund is an enterprise fund used to operate and maintain the city’s sewer service system. It is funded by the revenue collected from charges on customers using the service.

CODE ENFORCEMENT

Code enforcement is one of the responsibilities of the Community Development Department. It is a shared responsibility of all residents, property owners, and city Government. They enforce the Property Maintenance Code to ensure that the city preserves its safety, welfare, and appearance

City Government

The City of Parkville is governed by a Board of Aldermen of eight who represent four wards, and a mayor. Parkville’s new mayor, Mayor Dean Katerndahl, elected in early 2022, will serve a three-year term.

CITY APPOINTED BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals considers applications for appeal where it is alleged that the:

• True intent of the adopted Property Maintenance Code or its rules have been incorrectly interpreted

• Provisions of the Property Maintenance Code do not fully apply; and

• Requirements of the Property Maintenance Code are satisfied by other means

The Board consists of the members of the Board of Zoning Adjustment.

Board of Zoning Adjustment

The Board of Zoning Adjustment (BZA) is authorized in accordance with Sections 89.010 to 89.140, RSMo, 1959, and the City of Parkville Municipal Code to hear and act on:

• Appeals of decisions made by staff in enforcement of Zoning Code Variances that would not be contrary to public interests and in cases in which literal enforcement of code would result in unnecessary hardship

• Special exceptions; and

• Other considerations as may be authorized by the Board of Aldermen through ordinance

Members are appointed by the Board of Aldermen and serve staggered five-year terms. Officers are elected annually by the members of the Board. Alternates are appointed by the Board of Aldermen, confirmed annually, serve only in the absence of an appointed member, and have no term limit.

Community Land & Recreation Board

Pursuant to Parkville Municipal Code Chapter 150, the Community Land and Recreation Board (CLARB) acts in an advisory capacity to study trees and shrubs along streets and in other public areas; review matters of park planning, or other issues brought before the Board of Aldermen; and make recommendations regarding public neighborhood beautification project requests, event approvals occurring on community public right-of-way and park land, and procedures for carrying out such events. The mission is to develop and maintain community lands and public recreational facilities and opportunities for today and the future.

CLARB consists of nine members who serve staggered, three-year terms.

Diversity & Inclusion Commission

Pursuant to Parkville Municipal Code Chapter 154, the Parkville Diversity and Inclusion Commission acts in an advisory capacity to provide special insight into matters of equity, diversity and inclusion and to provide a foundation for open and respectful dialogue. The Commission makes recommendations to the Mayor and Board of Alderman to:

• promote community awareness and education on the value of diversity to the community

• promote equity based on economic status, race, color, religion, gender, national origin, ancestry, marital status, physical or mental disability, familial status, sexual orientation, and gender identity

• evaluate and develop actionable equity recommendations to be used to examine and strengthen policies, practices, services, and programs

• promote responsiveness of government to concerns of people that may be subject to bias or discrimination in the community

• encourage the creation and continuation of community equity, diversity and inclusion awareness efforts, programs and activities that are available and accessible to all community members; and

• address ad hoc requests related to diversity and inclusion from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen

The Commission consists of seven members who serve staggered, three-year terms and one non-voting representative from Park University that serves during the academic year.

Municipal Officials’ Ethics Commission

The Municipal Officials Ethics Commission is governed by Parkville Municipal Code Chapter 107 and has the power and duty to render advisory opinions to the Board of Aldermen in all ethics complaints.

It consists of five members who serve staggered, five-year terms. The mayor appoints a member who serves as the Chairperson. The four remaining members are appointed by the Board of Aldermen and represent one of each of the four wards. The Commission meets when a complaint is filed with the city.

Planning & Zoning Commission

The Planning & Zoning Commission is responsible for all duties and functions provided for in the Municipal Code of the City of Parkville and Chapter 89 of the State Statutes (RSMo). These duties include:

• Review and make recommendations on zoning, development plans and subdivision plats

• Zoning and subdivision text amendments

• Adoption, periodic review, and update of the City’s Master Plan; and

• Other related planning and zoning activities

Tax Increment Financing (TIF) Commission

Missouri’s TIF Act defines a “Municipality” as an incorporated city, town, village, or county. The governing body of Parkville is required to establish a TIF Commission. The municipality is also responsible for the approval of ordinances (or resolutions if a county) that establish a comprehensive Redevelopment Plan and for approval of the specific TIF Redevelopment Project. Responsibilities of the TIF Commission are many and may include working with the local government in creating the Redevelopment Plan and TIF Redevelopment Project parameters, holding required public hearings, preparing economic impact reports and revenue projections, blight studies and other documents to justify the need for TIF and as required by state statutes governing Local TIF projects.

The idea behind local TIF is the assumption that property and/or local sales taxes (depending upon the type of redevelopment project) will increase in the designated area after redevelopment, and a portion of the increase of these taxes collected in the future (up to 23 years) may be allocated by your municipality to help pay certain project costs. The use of TIF is helping dozens of Missouri communities thrive by creating new and better jobs while increasing tax revenue streams from formerly non-productive, unattractive, and substandard areas. TIF benefits redevelopment in the urban core areas of our largest metropolitan cities, as well as in smaller Missouri communities, wherever the need exists.

The TIF Commission consists of eleven total members, with six appointed by the mayor with the consent of the Board of Aldermen, two members appointed by the school board whose district is in the boundary of the redevelopment area, two members appointed by the chief elected officer of Platte County with the consent of the Platte County Commission, and one member appointed by the affected taxing district. The mayor’s appointments serve staggered, four-year terms.

Mayor & Board of Aldermen

Mayor: Dean Katerndahl

Ward 1 Aldermen

Philip Wassmer

Tina Welch

Ward 2 Aldermen

Brian T. Whitley

Bob Bennett

Ward 3 Aldermen

Douglas Wylie

Stephen Melton

Ward 4 Aldermen

Michael Lee

Evan Maxon

Community Organizations

Parkville Area Chamber & EDC (PACE)

Story of Working Together

2023-24

Parkville, Missouri, is home to over 8,000 residents, 350 businesses, and a significant number of visitors. It is a community that has stood the test of time by working together toward a common purpose: creating a high-quality community where it is safe to raise a family, access excellent education, and enjoy time with friends. Whether spending time outdoors in our 11 parks or enjoying great food and drink with friends, Parkville truly has it all.

In 2023, the Parkville Chamber of Commerce and the Parkville EDC made a strategic decision to merge, uniting two award-winning organizations to provide members with additional opportunities to enhance our community. Over the past two years, we have made significant strides in improving the membership experience and offering high-quality networking opportunities to all members. We’ve built strong partnerships and friendships that bring Parkville and the surrounding community together.

PACE (Parkville Area Chamber and Economic Development Council) is a 501(c)(6) nonprofit organization that supports local businesses while advancing their collective interests. Our mission is to improve the business environment, encourage responsible economic growth, and create a positive community impact. PACE achieves this through various programming efforts, including:

•  Networking events

•  Educational luncheons

•  The Economic Summit

•  Ribbon cuttings and marketing support

•  Building partnerships

•  Engaging with developers to foster high-quality, needed development

•  Marketing the community to attract development and highlight member offerings

•  Legislative forums

•  Major community events

•  Community Calendar

•   Providing a platform for discussion among members

Parkville is known for its exceptional schools and thriving business community, making it one of Kansas City’s most sought-after areas. PACE is committed to understanding the needs of its members and the community to better serve Parkville’s future. We also welcome new businesses by introducing them to our vibrant network of existing members.

PLATTE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER SOUTH - PARKVILLE

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Platte County Community Center South, located in Parkville, is currently the largest center in the Kansas City metro area, serving over 10,000 individuals. Membership at the center includes access to all Kansas City metro YMCAs.

The center features a wellness center, a full indoor gym, a one-eighth-mile suspended walking track, and an indoor aquatics center featuring three lap lanes, a lazy river, a vortex, dry sauna, steam room, kids adventure center, indoor & outdoor playground areas, a generational center, party room, and locker rooms. Platte County Community Center South also hosts several community events, including a summer Block Party, Boo Bash, Kids’ Night Out, and Cookies with Santa in December.

MAIN STREET PARKVILLE ASSOCIATION

ParkvilleMo.org @MainStreetParkville

Main Street Parkville Association (MSPA) is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization dedicated to the preservation, continued revitalization, and promotion of Historic Downtown Parkville. Based on national and state Main Street guidelines, the focus of MSPA on behalf of the downtown district is:

•  design & beautification

•  organization (partnerships, sponsorships, and volunteerism)

•  economic vitality of the district

•  events and festivals

•  marketing promotions

The mission of the Main Street Parkville Association is to preserve, maintain, and promote the hometown charm of Historic Downtown Parkville. MSPA hosts many community events throughout the year, including Parkville 4th of July Celebration, Parkville Days Festival, and Christmas on the River. They also host Parkville Microbrew Fest (their annual fundraiser), Parkville Cruise Nights, Small Business Saturday Passport event, Downtown Trick-or-Treat and many other promotional events.

MSPA is guided by an Executive Director and a volunteer Steering Committee. Leadership of the Steering Committee includes the Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer, and Standing Committee Chairs. You can get involved with MSPA by being a member, sponsor, investor, or volunteer. Visit parkvillemo.org to learn about these opportunities, what’s happening in the downtown district, and for a complete directory of our local small businesses.

MID-CONTINENT PUBLIC LIBRARY – PARKVILLE BRANCH

MyMCPL.org/locations/Parkville

Located in Platte County, northeast of Kansas City in historic Parkville, Missouri, Mid-Continent Public Library’s Parkville Branch serves the local community. This branch (previously the Platte Woods Branch) opened in 1992 and offers customers a wide array of free resources and services—from free books, movies, and music, available in both physical and streaming formats, to public computers and high-speed Wi-Fi.

All MCPL branches offer free access to many online resources, including digital versions of popular publications such as the Kansas City Star. The Parkville Branch offers passport processing services (for new passports), is equipped with free co-working space, including a community room for larger gatherings and a community room available to rent for a nominal fee. Free programs on a variety of topics are consistently offered for all ages at the Parkville Branch, including early literacy story times, book groups, entertainment, exercise classes, and more.

FRIENDS OF PARKVILLE ANIMAL SHELTER

ParkvilleShelter.com

Parkville is home to a true Northland treasure in Friends of Parkville Animal Shelter (FOPAS). Founded in 1999 by a group of concerned citizens, FOPAS’s primary mission is to provide care and find permanent homes for the abandoned and stray animals in their care, primarily accomplished through the generosity of volunteers and donors. FOPAS, is a no kill animal shelter almost exclusively run by dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to change the lives of area strays.

FOPAS believes the entire community benefits from the compassion and humanity shown in caring for animals who have been discarded. Animals cannot speak for themselves, so FOPAS speaks and acts for them. FOPAS is a 501(c)(3) organization.

Recreation & Leisure

PARKVILLE COMMONS

ParkvilleCommons.com

Parkville Commons is a retail center located in Parkville’s core retail corridor with excellent high traffic generators and affluent demographics. The center includes 130,000 square feet located at the intersection of Hwys 45 and 9, and houses an excellent merchandising mix with a variety of locally owned businesses. A few of Parkville Commons’ highly recognized tenants include Acre Restaurant, Price Chopper, Nick and Jake’s, Twill., Cycle City, YMCA, and is the home of the Parkville Area Chamber office. Gather at Parkville Commons to shop local, dine, get fit, and play.

THE NATIONAL GOLF CLUB OF KANSAS CITY

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The National Golf Club of Kansas City, recognized as one of the finest private country clubs in the Midwest, is in the affluent Kansas City, MO suburb of Parkville. The 36-hole golf club consists of the award-winning Tom Watson-designed “The National”, its beautiful counterpart known as “The Deuce”, and outstanding racquet ball, fitness, and pool facilities. This exclusive private club provides multiple tiers of membership, as well as the ideal setting for a limited number of corporate or charity golf tournaments, private events, meetings, and weddings in a wonderous indoor or outdoor setting.

Baseball Fields

Creekside’s state-of-the art baseball complex features six innovatively designed competitive baseball fields, which utilize turf infields and pristine, natural grass outfields. All fields have adjustable base paths and fencing to accommodate play for any age group or ability level, as well as softball. The baseball complex brings first-class traveling youth baseball clubs and their families from all over the country to Parkville for multiple-day trips.

The baseball fields were modeled after a development in Westfield, Indiana, called Grand Park Sports Campus, and response to the new complex has been overwhelmingly positive. Creekside draws in about a million visitors per year with much of that traffic related to competitive tournaments and events held on-site.

CREEKSIDE

CreeksideParkville.com

Growth That Is Good for Parkville

The Creekside Development continues to make important contributions to the sustainable growth of Parkville, creating significant opportunity for the city now and in the future. The project includes residential, mixed-use residential, commercial, and industrial developments on nearly 300 acres of desirable land at the intersection of Interstate 435 and Missouri Highway 45. Currently, there is $200 million worth of investment in place as the development continues to build out and benefit Parkville, surrounding communities, and nearly a million annual visitors.

The Creekside Development project is committed to moving Parkville on a positive path forward for generations to come. The development is founded on a smart, thoughtful, and comprehensive vision and helps fulfill the city’s Master Plan.

Creekside positions Parkville as the preeminent place to live, work, eat, shop, play, and visit – not only in Kansas City’s Northland and the metro area, but across the Midwest. We are bringing this area to life!

Project Features

The project development will ultimately feature:

•  148 single-family homes

•  272 townhomes

•  416 apartments

•  184,700 square feet of restaurant and retail space

•  38,000 square feet of public green space with walking trails

•  Six tournament-quality youth baseball fields

•  Four hotels

•  A 50-acre industrial park

Creekside has been intentionally configured to include five distinct sections with a focus on providing both residents and visitors with first-rate amenities:

•  Creekside Commons on the northwest corner includes three hotels, retail, and restaurant space plus apartments, office space and the baseball complex.

•  The Meadows at Creekside on the southeast corner includes single-family homes, townhomes, and apartments.

•  Old Town at Creekside on the southeast corner includes a hotel, apartments, retail, and restaurant space, as well as public green space.

•  The Woods at Creekside/Creekside Village on the northwest corner includes single-family homes and townhomes.

•  Creekside Industrial on the southwest corner includes 50 developable acres.

Leaf Peeping

Parkville was named #15 in the nation
this year for the best fall foliage in the U.S.

Education & Schools

PARK UNIVERSITY

Park.edu

Founded in 1875 in Parkville, Park University has a long history of educating students for success in the global marketplace. Besides the flagship Parkville Campus, Park has 40 other campuses across the country, including 33 on military installations and three others in the Kansas City area (Downtown Kansas City, Independence, MO, and Lenexa, KS).

With its promise of “serving those who serve their community and country with personalized, globally-relevant education for life,” Park University continues to increase access to higher education by offering the quality undergraduate and graduate degrees students desire at locations, times, and delivery formats that best serve their needs. Park’s degree programs are accredited by the Higher Learning Commission, a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

PARK HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT

Parkhill.k12.mo.us

The Park Hill School District was awarded the prestigious Missouri Quality Award in 2009 and 2015 and is arguably one of the best education programs in the United States. The school district encompasses most of southern Platte County in the Northland region of the Kansas City Metropolitan Area. There are eight cities and towns that are partly or entirely within the district boundaries, including Parkville, Riverside, Weatherby Lake, Platte Woods, Lake Waukomis, Houston Lake, Northmoor, and Kansas City, Missouri.

There are 21 schools in the Park Hill School District:

High Schools

Serving ninth through 12th grade, Park Hill High School and Park Hill South High School both provide a full, comprehensive high-school experience. Students can also choose the LEAD Innovation Studio, which provides a more personalized option that gives students opportunities to learn through problem-solving and professional experiences.

Middle Schools
There are four middle schools that each serve students in sixth through eighth grades. Congress and Plaza Middle Schools feed into Park Hill High School, and Lakeview and Walden Middle Schools feed into Park Hill South High School.

Elementary Schools
Students in kindergarten through fifth grades attend one of 11 elementary schools, based on the attendance areas where they live.

Russell Jones Education Center
The Jones Center provides a therapeutic learning environment for students with certain special needs in kindergarten through 12th grade.

Gerner Family Early Education Center

The early education programs at Gerner provide learning opportunities for our community’s littlest learners.

St. Therese School

SaintThereseSchool.org

It is through a broad-based, challenging curriculum integrated with Catholic Christian values that the total life experience of the child is enriched. St. Therese School develops our students’ ability to reason and make responsible decisions. We provide the foundation for our K-8th grade students of all denominations to contribute to the community and the global society as they enrich their relationship with God.

St. Therese School K-8

•  Home to 600+ students

•  Includes kindergarten through 8th grade

St. Therese Early Education Center, Infant to Pre-K

•  We educate young children 8 weeks to 5 years of age

•  Accredited by NAEYC

Living In Parkville

KANSAS CITY’S MOST CHARMING COMMUNITY

Parkville is home to many lifestyles. All are enriched by the limestone-carved bluffs, rolling hills, wooded vistas, and the Missouri River. Although the shopping and dining district is a delightful jumble of the mid-1800s through 1900’s architecture, new development is bringing an exciting synergy to Parkville giving it that small-town feel artfully designed to unite old and new.

Historic, traditional, contemporary, and certainly unique are among the choices that homeowners can make in Parkville. Homes range from small eclectic bungalows near downtown Parkville to upscale quality homes in Thousand Oaks to multimillion-dollar estate homes at The National and Riss Lake. Combine that with our award-winning school district, proximity to local shopping, and a strong sense of community, you will see that Parkville has what many families look for when choosing a good community to raise children.

Browse through a few of our neighborhoods for a sampling of what is available in Parkville.

THE BLUFFS

The Bluffs is located just west of downtown Parkville nestled in the forest up the winding bluff roads overlooking the Missouri River. Homes throughout the neighborhood have unique architectural designs. The Bluffs neighborhood has some of the most beautiful heavily wooded lots in Parkville.

CHAPEL RIDGE

One of Parkville’s newer home communities, Chapel Ridge, is located just north of 45 Hwy and Hampton Road on Union Chapel Rd. Chapel Ridge incorporates both single-family and maintenance-provided homes. Amenities include two pools, a clubhouse/gathering room, stocked ponds, and walking trails that connect to Union Chapel Elementary.

CREEKSIDE

Creekside, Parkville’s newest development, is located at I-435 and 45 Hwys on the west side of Parkville.  Communities within Creekside include Creekside Village Townhomes, Creekside Meadows Rental Townhomes, The Meadows at Creekside – Maintenance Provided Single Family Homes, The Woods at Creekside – Single Family Homes, and Thrive Apartments.  With stunning scenery and the nostalgic feel of a small town, you will fall in love with this incredible all-ages new home community.

GREEN GLADES AT THE MASTERS

Located off N Childress Ave and NW 81st Street, Green Glades at The Masters sits within Platte County’s rolling hills offering expansive water and nature views.

MAIN STREET PARKVILLE

Parkville’s historic charm extends to tree-lined Main Street where you will find true Parkville homes, with character and age that you come to expect when living in this one-of-a-kind Midwest community.

THE HILLS OF MONTICELLO

The Hills of Monticello, located off I-29 and 64th street, is a small executive subdivision in Parkville, Missouri. Residents of this neighborhood enjoy a community swimming pool and playground as well as the exclusivity of a small subdivision aimed at executive housing.

THE NATIONAL

Located along Highway 45, the National is close to shopping, great parks, and wonderful schools. It offers stately homes, a golf course, and maintenance-free homes. As a bonus, these properties surround the Tom Watson-designed golf course. Amenities include swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness center, trails, playground, and an amazing clubhouse.

PARKVILLE HEIGHTS

Parkville Heights is located on Highway 45 north of the Parkville Commons. It is a quiet, well-established community conveniently located near a variety of amenities Parkville has to offer.

PINECREST

Pinecrest is located on Route 9 south of Highway 45 and is nestled in a wooded area across from Parkville Commons and the Platte County Community Center. This unassuming, private neighborhood offers well-maintained homes and close access to almost anything you need.

RISS LAKE

Riss Lake and its communities, Estates of Riss Lake, Riss Lake Manor, Riss Lake Meadows, West Shore Estates, and the Reserve at Riss Lake offer residents a multitude of amenities to enjoy. Residents have easy access to 134-acre fishing and sailing lake, swimming pools, tennis courts, marina, sand volleyball, basketball court, a nature area and trails, and a playground. Access to Riss Lake communities is available from 9 Hwy, just north of downtown Parkville, and from 64th Street, east of 9 Hwy and 64th Street intersection.

RIVERCHASE

The Riverchase subdivision is located off Highway 9 on the southeast side of Parkville and is minutes away from Park University, English Landing Park and all that Historic Downtown Parkville has to offer!

RIVER HILLS ESTATES

River Hills, located east of Parkville between NW Crooked Rd and State Hwy FF, is nestled within winding hills with homes that sit on beautiful, wooded lots with access to the community pool.

THOUSAND OAKS

Portions of Thousand Oaks are located within the Parkville city limits. Located near I-435 and 45 Hwy, the neighborhood boasts two pools, tennis courts, beautiful walking trails, a playground, several ponds, and three entrances!

TIMBER RIDGE

Located near I-435 and 45 Hwy, Timber Ridge consists of large estate homes on acre-plus lots surrounded by woods.

Events & Festivals

SPRING

Annual Gala

Sat, March 1. Argosy Casino & Hotel

Hosted by the Parkville Area Chamber & EDC (PACE), this annual event highlights area businesses, outstanding service, and community partnerships. The evening is filled with silent and live auctions, dinner, and entertainment. 2025 Gala Presenting Sponsor is St. Luke’s Northland Hospital. Registration required.

Parkville Microbrew Fest

Sat, Apr 26, 2025.

Parkville Microbrew Fest, hosted by the Main Street Parkville Association (MSPA), is one of Kansas City’s largest beer festivals with live music, handcrafted ales from 75+ breweries, and great food in Historic Downtown Parkville. Visit parkvillemicrobrewfest.com for more details and to buy tickets.

Healthy Kids Day

Sat, Apr. -- 2025 10 am - 2 pm

This event, hosted by the YMCA locally and nationally, includes fun active play, and educational activities to keep kids moving and learning. This free community event helps to motivate and teach families how to develop and maintain healthy routines throughout the year.

Arbor Day Celebration

Saturday, April 25, 2025

An Arbor Day event with Platte Landing Park, a community tree planting event. Registration required.

Creekside Move Night

Saturday, May 3, 2025, 5 – 9 PM, Infield at Creekside

Hosted by Creekside Parkville and Parkville Parks & Recreation, this is a free family-friendly outdoor movie and is open to the public.

SUMMER

Rolling on the River

Sat, Jun 7, 2025

Hosted by Parkville Parks and Recreation, a family-friendly bike ride that starts in E.H. Young Park and ends in Platte Landing Park

Parkville Area Chamber Golf Tournament

Mon, Jun 9, 2024

Hosted by PACE, a four-man scramble at one of the finest courses in the Kansas City metro, The Deuce at The National. Local food, drinks and games on the course as well as prizes for the winners. Registration required.

National Parks and Recreation

Month of July

The Parkville Parks and Recreation department will be offering a variety of free activities this month.

Parkville 4th of July Celebration

Friday, July 4, 2025

Bring the whole family to celebrate Parkville’s traditional salute to Independence Day, including a parade, fireworks, and more! Hosted by MSPA.

Creekside Move Night

Saturday, July 5, 2025, 5 – 9 PM, Infield at Creekside

Hosted by Creekside Parkville and Parkville Parks & Recreation, this is a free family-friendly outdoor movie and is open to the public.

YMCA Annual Community Block Party

Aug, Date TBD

Join us for an afternoon of fun, games, prizes, food, inflatables, vendors from the community and so much more! It is a great way to spend time with family and friends!

Parkville Days

Fri, Aug 22 – Sun, Aug 24, 2025

Celebrate Parkville at the annual Parkville Days festival, hosted by MSPA. Fun for everyone – live music, carnival rides, more than 75 retail and arts/crafts booths, great food, games, and a Saturday parade. parkvillemo.org

Parkville Cruise Nights

1st Sat of May, June, Aug and Oct

Bring or find your dream ride at Parkville’s monthly car show – browse the unique collection of cars, listen to music, and shop and dine in beautiful downtown Parkville. Hosted by MSPA.

Farmer’s Market – parkvillefarmersmarket. com

Saturdays, April 26, 2025 - Oct 25, 2025

Wednesdays, June 11, 2025 - Sept 10, 2025

The Farmer’s Market is a friendly grower-verified market located at English Landing Park in downtown Parkville, MO. Support your local farmers by shopping at the market! There is a wide array of locally grown fruits & vegetables, meats, farm-fresh eggs, local honey & honey by-products, jams & jellies, homemade baked bread & sweet treats, plants & cut flowers, herbs, mushrooms, and more.

FALL

Creekside Move Night

Saturday, Sept 6, 2025, 5 – 9 PM, Infield at Creekside

Hosted by Creekside Parkville and Parkville Parks & Recreation, this is a free family-friendly outdoor movie and is open to the public.

Annual Cornhole Tournament

Tues. Sept 16, 2025

Hosted by the PACE, this annual event includes a fun social gathering with friendly competition, DJ, food and prizes along with the margarita-off among our member restaurants competing for the traveling trophy.

Parkville Parks and Recreation

Pumpkin Carving – Thurs, Oct 23, 2025

The Haunted Forest - Sat, Oct 25, 2025

Halloween Trick or Treat

Sat, Oct 25, 2025

Families are invited to Historic Downtown Parkville for safe and fun Halloween “Trick or Treating” at participating businesses. Donations for the Park University Pirate Pantry will also be collected.

WINTER

6th Annual Trivia Night

Fri. Nov 7, 2025

Hosted by the PACE, enjoy an evening of trivia fun, friendly competition, food, beverages, prizes, and more. Registration required.

Parkville Parks and Recreation

Veteran’s Appreciation Day – Tues, Nov 11, 2025

Parkville Turkey Trot

Thurs, Nov 27, 2025

This event exists to promote family-friendly health & fitness and proceeds support English Landing Park, Parkville Nature Sanctuary and Friends of the Parkville Animal Shelter.

Small Business Saturday Passport Event

Sat, Nov 29, 2025

Celebrate small businesses and shop local on Small Business Saturday in downtown Parkville. Visit all your favorite stores and restaurants and earn gift cards for participating businesses through the Main Street Parkville Association.

Christmas on the River

Fri, Dec 5, 2025

This historic downtown Parkville holiday celebration, hosted by MSPA, greets the season with entertainment, local choirs, open houses, family activities, Santa’s workshop, and a spectacular fireworks display.

Gallery of Trees

Thurs. Nov 13, 2025

An annual MSPA fundraiser for Christmas on the River, this event includes a festive social gathering including great food from local businesses, a silent and live auction, decorated tree raffles, music, and more.

YMCA - Cookies with Santa

TBD

Join us with your little ones for this fun kick-off to the holiday season. Bring your friends and family and join us for cookies and hot cocoa with Santa. We will also have crafts for all the kids, photos with Santa, and much more. This event is free and open to the public. Get into the spirit of the season and help us spread holiday cheer!

Winter Wonderland

Sat, Dec 5, 2025 – Fri, Jan 2, 2026

Self-guided luminary hike with holiday decor along the trails that lead to the Scout Shelter. Come to Parkville Nature Sanctuary with your family around 4:30 pm to take a whimsical hike with the trails gently aglow.

Parkville Area Chamber & EDC

Special Events

Annual State of the City Address

Tues, Mar 11, 2025, 11:30 AM – 1 PM

Hosted by PACE, an annual State of the City presentation by Parkville’s Mayor, Dean Katerndahl, during our March member luncheon.

Economic Summit

Fri, Apr. 11, 2025, 8:30 AM – 12 PM, Argosy Casino & Hotel

Learn about the FIFA World Cup 2026 opportunities to participate that will greatly benefit all business owners. Registration required.

Throughout the Year

Luncheon Series—Held the 2nd Tuesday of the month this is your chance to network and socialize with other chamber members and guests. Monthly speaker and sponsorship opportunities are available. Registration required.

Ribbon Cuttings – Let the chamber welcome you to Parkville, provide a ribbon cutting ceremony and help to promote your business.

Happy Hours – Whether hosted by the chamber or one of our members, a happy hour is a great way to connect in an informal environment.

Sponsorship opportunities are available for all chamber events.

These include:

• Presenting Sponsors

• Entertainment Sponsors

• Food/Beverage Sponsors

• Prize Sponsors

• Table Sponsors

• Game Sponsors

• Event Signage

Sponsorship opportunities are available for all events through the year with levels to fit any budget.

Event information is available on the PACE website, ParkvillePACE.com.

2025 Board of Directors

President

Melissa Moran

Senior Helpers

Past President

Ryan Reed

Country Financial

Connie Revers

9Round

Dale Brouk

River North Development, LLC

Greg Plumb

Park University

Jason Fewin

Main Street Association

Michelle Ford

Platte Co Community Center South – Parkville YMCA

Dr. Mike Kimbrell

Park Hill School District

Tina Welch

City of Parkville, Alderman

Ed Linnebur

PACE Executive Director

Kevin Robinson

Undo Skincare

Katie Valentine

Connections Bank

Sandy Bauer

Benton House of Staley Hills

EDC Advisors

Audra Heller

Audra Heller & Associates- Keller Williams

Jacob Wilson

Bank of Weston

Blake Moss

Commerce Bank

Matt Eblin

McClure Engineering Company

Troy McQuinn

Moneta Group

Michelle Ford

Platte County South Community Center (YMCA)

Michael Short

Stifel

Sandy Knoerschild

The North 84

EDC Directors

Stan Stanhke

ARCO National Construction-KC, Inc.

Greg Darkenwald

Capital Electric Line Builders, inc.

Lynn McClure

Central Bank of the Midwest

Chris Cline

Confluence

Katie Valentine

Connections Bank

Scott Lehr

Engaged Companies/ E-Shipping

Dr. Ellen Cowe

Metropolitan Community College-Maple Woods Campus

Brad Cole

Missouri American Water Company

Austin Jones

North Kansas City Hospital

Dale Brouk

River North Development

Dr. Mike Kimbrell

Park Hill School Dist.

Greg Plumb

Park University

Brian Mertz

Parkville Development 140, LLC

Alexa Barton

Parkville, City of

Tina Chance

Platte County Economic Development Council

Darren Bass

Saint Luke's Northland Hospital

Archie Smith

Universal Construction Company

Did You Know...

For companies and professionals seeking to have direct impact on their business, there is no more powerful vehicle than a Champion’s Club membership with the Parkville Area Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber Sponsors

NORTH KANSAS CITY HOSPITAL

GOLD SPONSOR

NKCH.org

Every day at North Kansas City Hospital, more than 3,000 employees and over 500 physicians handle emergencies, deliver babies, treat cancers, heal hearts, and rejuvenate joints. NKCH is a Magnet® hospital and earned The Joint Commission’s certification for Comprehensive Cardiac Center, Advanced Total Hip and Total Knee Replacement, and Primary Stroke Center. NKCH as a Level III neonatal intensive care unit, a regionally recognized home health program, and a partnership with the region’s only National Cancer Institute-designated program. Meritas Health, the hospital’s wholly-owned subsidiary, offers the largest network of physician practices in the Northland. Together, NKCH and MH serve the community through over 30 convenient locations, including express, urgent, primary, and specialty care clinics.

BRONZE SPONSOR

Connections Bank

Country Financial

Missouri American Water

A2 Online Marketing

City of Parkville

CommunityAmerica
Credit Union

Southern Bank

Park University

YMCA - Platte County South

BENEFITS INCLUDE:

• Advisory Level EDC Membership

• Annual (12 months) Foundation Membership

• One Month Social Media Sponsor

• One Table at Gala

• One Team in the Golf Tournament

Most consumers (59 percent) think that being active in the local chamber of commerce is an effective business strategy overall. It’s 29 percent more effective, however, for communicating to consumers that a company uses good business practices and 26 percent more effective for communicating that a business is reputable.

If a company shows that it’s highly involved in its local chamber (e.g. sits on the chamber board), consumers are 12 percent more likely to think that its products stack up better against its competition.

Helpful Community Information

Transportation and Demographics

The City of Parkville is a fourth-class city located in the northern region of the Kansas City metro. Our boundaries are near Interstate 435 (to the west), Interstate 29, (to the east) Interstate 635 (to the south and east) and Missouri Route 152 (to the north). Missouri Highway 45 and Highway 9 bisect the City.

Connection to transportation outlets makes Parkville an excellent choice for business.

•  Kansas City International Airport is located approximately 10 miles north of Parkville

•  Charles B Wheeler Downtown Airport approximately 9 miles southeast of Parkville

•  Amtrak rail travel approximately 12 miles southeast of Parkville

•  Near major interstates/highways

Parkville Population 7,429 (2022 estimate)

Total Land Size 14.8 Square Miles

Population Density 502.4/sq mi

2022 Growth Rate 2.14%

Growth Since 2020 4.31%

Rank in State 114th largest City

Rank in Country 5,125th largest City

Parkville Income, 2022

•  Median Household Income $188,939

•  Median Family Income $174,594

•  Per capita annual $75,390

•  Median Age 39

•  Males Median Age 37.9

•  Females Median Age 42.2

•  Average Earnings $76,713

•  Overall Poverty Rate 0.16%

•  Tax Rates 7.61%

Unemployment (Aug 2021)

•  Parkville 3.3%

•  Job Market Increase 1.3%

•  State of Missouri 4.2%

•  United States 6%

Housing Units

•  Total households 2533

•  Rate of home ownership 85.6%

•  Rate of renter occupied units 14.4%

•  Average family size 3.43

•  Median Household Value $400,641

•  Average Market Rent $855

References:

•  https://worldpopulationreview.com/us-cities/parkville-mo-population

•  https://www.missouri-demographics.com/parkville-demographics

•  US Census City/Town Population

Helpful Numbers

Better Business Bureau, KC (816) 421-7800

City of Parkville (parkvillemo.gov)

City Hall (816) 741-7676

Community Center-YMCA (816) 505-2622

Economic Development (816) 268-5006

Police Department (816) 741-4454

EMERGENCY 911

Fire Department (816) 741-2900

License Bureau (816) 286-4351

Mid-Continent Public Library (816) 741-4721

North Kansas City Hospital (816) 691-2000

Park Hill School District (816) 359-4000

Park University (816) 741-2000

Parkville US Post Office (816) 741-5973

Platte County (co.platte.mo.us)

Assessor (816) 858-3310

Auditor (816) 858-3328

Circuit Clerk (816) 858-2232

Collector (816) 858-3356

County Commission (816) 858-2232

County Clerk (816) 858-3340

Courthouse (816) 858-2232

Economic Development (816) 270-2119

Elections (816) 858-4400

Emergency Preparedness (816) 858-2424

Facilities Management (816) 858-3350

Health Department (816) 858-2412

Human Resources (816) 858-3384

Information Technology (816) 858-1944

Juvenile Offices (816) 858-3420

Parks & Recreation (816) 858-3419

Planning & Zoning (816) 858-3338

Prosecutor’s Office (816) 858-3476

Public Work’s Department (816) 858-2223

Recorder’s Office (816) 858-3326

Sheriff ’s Office (816) 858-2424

Treasurer’s Office (816) 858-1937

Visitor’s Bureau (816) 270-3979

Representatives

U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt (573) 751-2853

U.S. Senator Josh Hawley (202) 224-6154

Congressman Sam Graves (202) 225-7041

MO State Senator Tony Luetkemeyer (573) 751-2183

MO Representative Jamie Johnson, District 12 (573) 751-9760

MO Representative Sean Pouche, District 13 (573) 751-3618

MO Representative Ashley Aune, District 14 (573) 751-6593

Saint Luke’s Health System (816) 891-6000

State of Missouri (mo.gov)

Attorney General (573) 751-3321

No-call list registration, business registrations, consumer complaints, consumer protection

Governor (573) 751-3222

State budget, bills, laws, state constitution

Motor Vehicle (573) 526-2407

Driver’s licenses, license plates, vehicle property taxes

Local Office (816) 584-8651

6400 N Cosby, Kansas City, MO 64151

Natural Resources (573) 751-3443

State parks, environment, water quality, air pollution

Revenue (573) 751-3505

Income tax, identity theft, motor vehicle, drivers’ license

Secretary of State (573) 751-4936

Ballot measures, starting a business, voter registration

Social Services (800) 392-1261

Report child abuse, child support, temporary assistance

State Highway Patrol (816) 622-0800

Patrols state highways, background checks, amber alerts

Utilities

Evergy (MO Metro, MO West, KS Metro) (888) 471-5275

MO American Water (816) 741-2992

Spire Gas (800) 582-1234

CITY HALL CONTACTS: (816) 741-7676

Administration

•  City Administration & Organizational information

•  Annual budgets

•  City policies

•  Sewer utility billing

•  Tax levy

Business Services

•  Business licenses

•  Solicitor/peddler/canvasser permits

•  Economic development

City Clerk

•  Liquor licenses

•  Elections

•  Online municipal code

•  Board of Alderman agendas and minutes

•  Volunteer boards and commissions

•  Open records requests

•  Public information

Community Development (816) 741-9313

•  Zoning

•  Building permits and building codes

•  Code enforcement

•  Sign regulations

•  Development permits

Finance

•  Monthly financial reports

•  Accounts payable and receivable

Human Resources

•  Job postings

•  Recruitment and hiring process

Municipal Court

•  Court records and information

•  Court payment processing

•  City Code and ordinance violation

Parks & Recreation

•  Park maintenance

•  Off-leash dog park

•  Events

•  Facility Reservations/Scheduling

•  Parkville Nature Sanctuary

Police Department (816) 741-4454

•  Fingerprinting

•  House watch services

•  Police report copies

•  Shop with a Cop

•  Crime Prevention

•  Child restraint safety seat installation

•  Animal control

•  Emergency management

Public Information

•  Resident newsletters

•  City public relations and events

•  City social media outlets

 •  Facebook @CityofParkville

 •  Twitter @parkvillemo

 •  Instagram @parkvillemo64152

•  Press releases

•  City website parkvillemo.gov

Public Works

•  Street Maintenance

•  Sewer Plant Management

•  Stormwater Quality

•  Street Sweeping

•  Snow Removal

•  Recycling/Waste Disposal Opportunities

Public Works—Operations

•  Snow removal

•  Street maintenance (potholes, signs, etc)

•  Street sweeping

Member List

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3F30 Architects Inc

(816) 801-7070

3F30.com

Architects

9Round Fitness - Parkville

(816) 505-9991

www.9round.com/locations/mo/kansas-city/tremont-square

Exercise

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A&M Printing

(816) 741-4009

aandmprinting.net

Printing Services

A2 Online Marketing

(816) 838-6224

a2onlinemarketing.com

Marketing

AAON Controls

(816) 505-1100

aaon.com/controls

Manufacturing-HVAC

Able Appliance Repair #130

(816) 420-0361

ableappliance.net

Appliance Repair

Acre Restaurant

(816) 321-2958

www.acrekc.com

Restaurants

Addington Place of Shoal Creek

1-816-504-7039

addingtonplaceofshoalcreek.seniorlivingnearme.com/

Assisted Living & Memory Care

Adobe

(408) 753-5826

www.adobe.com/acrobat/mobile/scanner-app.html

Marketing

Aflac

(816) 863-9595

www.aflacenrollment.com/ParkvilleChamber/qhs842320332

Insurance

All Season Roofing

(816) 213-8804

asrkc.com

Roofing

American Legion Post #318

(816) 741-5387

www.americanlegion318.com/

Non-Profit Organization

American Medical Response (AMR)

(816) 836-1594

amr.net

Emergency Medical Services

Anthology of Burlington Creek

(816) 505-3030

www.anthologyseniorliving.com/senior-living/mo/kansas-city/n-cosby-ave/?utm_source=GBP&utm_medium=organic

Assisted Living & Memory Care

Arvest Bank

(913) 953-4290

arvest.com

Banking

Assistance League of Kansas City

(816) 985-6636

alkc.org

Non-Profit Organization

Athens Church

(573) 808-6484

www.athenskc.com

Religious
Church

Athletico

(816) 683-8618

www.athletico.com/locations/parkville-mo/

Physical Therapy

Attic Storage of Parkville

(816) 799-3522

attic-storage.com

Storage/Warehouses

Audra Heller & Associates

(816) 447-1612

www.audraheller.com

Real Estate

B

B Squared Civic Solutions

(808) 285-6437

bbcivicsolutions.com

Consulting

Bank of Weston

(816) 746-4555

bankofweston.com

Banking

Barbosa’s Kustom Kolor Paint/Body Repair

(816) 741-6348

barbosaskustomkolor.com/

Automotive

Becky Dahl

(714) 724-4905

Consulting

Benton House of Staley Hills

(816) 372-1888

bentonhouse.com

Assisted Living & Memory Care

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Stein & Summers Real Estate

(816) 694-1579

bhhssteinkc.com

Real Estate

Big Shots Bar & Grill

(816) 599-2005

bigshotskc.com

Restaurants

BNL Bookkeeping Services

(913) 488-6044

bnlbookkeeping.com

Bookkeeping

Boho Brewing

(816) 824-7939

www.bohobrewing.com

Restaurants

Bower Law LLC

(816) 601-1380

bowerlawkc.com

Legal

Boy Scouts of America

(816) 569-4969

hoac-bsa.org

Non-Profit Organization

Braces By Billings

(816) 741-9007

bracesbybillings.com

Dentistry - Orthodontics

Brand Repairman

(816) 591-1084

www.BrandRepairman.com

Marketing - Digital

Bubbles Wine & Spirits

(816) 585-7667

bubbleswineandspirits.com

Specialty

Buffalo Lodge

1-816-529-1700

buffalolodgeparkville.com

Event Space

Burns Dental Care

(816) 741-7477

burnsdentalcare.com

Dentistry - General

By The Blade LLC

(816) 505-0444

bythebladekc.com

Landscape/Lawn Care
Snow Removal

C

C&C Carpet Cleaning Plus

(816) 746-4500

Cleaning - Residential

Calibration Travels

(816) 914-5948

Entertainment
Travel Agent

Carpet Boss, LLC

(816) 500-5075

www.carpetbossllc.com

Cleaning - Commercial

CEK Insurance

(816) 453-8584

cekinsurance.com

Insurance

Centering Souls

(816) 651-4734

www.centeringsouls.com

Art Classes
Specialty

Central Bank of the Midwest

(816) 746-7616

centralbank.net

Banking

Char Bar - Parkville

(816) 622-9600

www.charbarbbq.com

Restaurants

City of Parkville

(816) 741-7676

parkvillemo.gov

Government Officials & Departments

Commerce Bank

(816) 234-7186

commercebank.com

Banking

Community Blood Center

(816) 351-1128

savealifenow.org

Non-Profit Organization

CommunityAmerica Credit Union

(816) 891-6299

cacu.com

Banking

Confluence

(816) 256-6658

www.thinkconfluence.com/

Architects

Connections Bank

(816) 743-4245

wells-bank.com

Banking

Contract Furnishings

(816) 509-1302

contractfurnishings.com

Furniture - Office

Cool Vintage Watches

(816) 420-9085

coolvintagewatches.com/

Specialty

Costa Oil - 10 Minute Oil Change

(816) 612-6165

parkville.costaoils.com

Automotive

Country Financial - Parkville

(816) 390-3231

countryfinancial.com/ryan.reed

Insurance

Cowell James Forge Insurance Group

(816) 471-4245

www.cjfig.com

Insurance

Custom Shutters by Doyle

(816) 587-1990

shuttersbydoyle.com

Specialty

D

Dairy Queen

(816) 832-8212

www.dairyqueen.com/en-us/locations/mo/parkville/8803-mo-45/16136/

Restaurants

Dan Demory State Farm

(816) 741-3558

www.parkvilleagent.com/

Insurance

Dave’s Foreign Car Repair

(816) 741-1498

www.davesfcr.com

Automotive

DG Electric, LLC

(816) 584-2878

dgekc.com

Electrical

Dominic’s Casual Italian

(816) 437-7200

dominics.it

Restaurants

E

Easy Tiger Yoga

(816) 291-4446

www.easytigeryogakc.com

Health & Fitness

Educational Therapy Center (ETC)

(816) 584-8860

educationaltherapycenter.org

Tutoring

Edward Jones | Sam Sinclair

(816) 381-6013

www.edwardjones.com/us-en/financial-advisor/sam-sinclair?query=Sam+Sinclair

Financial Services

Element Restoration

(816) 510-4242

www.elementrestorationkc.com

Masonry Restoration/Waterproofing

Embassy Landscape Group, Inc

(816) 436-4194

embassylandscape.com

Landscape/Lawn Care
Snow Removal

Emerson & Co. LLC

(816) 360-9092

emerson-co.com

Credit Card Processing/Payroll

Equal Start

(816) 462-5700

www.equalstart.org

Non-Profit Organization

Equity Bank

(816) 587-4322

equitybank.com

Banking

eShipping

(816) 505-0198

eshipping.biz

Transportation Management Services

Exceptional Humans

(816) 442-7144

www.exceptional-humans.org

Non-Profit Organization

F

FINK LAW FIRM KC

(816) 516-9535

www.FinkLawFirmKC.com

Attorneys

Five Star Painting of North Kansas City

(816) 281-0509

fivestarpainting.com/n-kansas-city-mo/

Remodeling

Freedom Custom Carts

(816) 214-8264

freedomcustomcarts.com

Specialty

G

Garage Kings Kansas City

(816) 294-5767

garagekings.com/location/kansas-city/

General Construction

GNC

(816) 382-3408

gnc.com

Supplements

GO Car Wash

(816) 587-7000

gocarwash.com

Car Wash

Good Times Auto Body, Inc.

(816) 741-4727

facebook.com/goodtimesab

Automotive

Gusto Coffee Shop

(816) 602-1045

gustocoffeeshop.com

Restaurants

H

H&H Roofing and Restoration

(913) 940-3373

hhroofing.com

Roofing

Hillcrest Platte County

(816) 382-3422

hillcrestplatte.org

Non-Profit Organization

Holiday Inn Creekside Hotel

(816) 648-1200

www.creeksidehotelkc.com

Hotels

Hy-Vee

(816) 505-1311

www.hy-vee.com/stores/detail.aspx?s=1002

Grocery

I

Integrity Wealth Management

(816) 233-9403

www.iwmkc.com

Financial Services

J

J. Quinn Boutique

(816) 326-7443

shopjquinnboutique.com/

Women’s Clothing

Jacqui Bleu Inc

(816) 741-6036

www.auntbettyscurio.com

Vintage Fine Arts/Jewelry

Java Investments, LLC (dba Scooters Coffee)

(402) 490-9103

Restaurants

JDog Junk Removal & Hauling

(816) 372-5726

www.jdog.com

Trash Hauling

Johnny’s Tavern Parkville

(816) 301-7979

www.johnnystavern.com

Restaurants

JPMorgan Chase

(816) 489-4790

Banking

K

K&M Lawn Service

(816) 830-9090

www.facebook.com/kmlawnservice/

Landscape/Lawn Care
Snow Removal

Kactus Creek Croquet Club

(913) 593-8882

kactuscreek.com

Entertainment

Kansas City Cannabis Co.

(816) 808-2909

www.kccannabis.com

Specialty

Kansas City Sign Company

(816) 216-6109

kansascitysigns.com

Commercial Signs

KastenBerry

(774) 404-1404

www.Kastenberry.com

Credit Card Processing/Payroll

KC Cattle Company, LLC.

(816) 800-4145

www.kccattlecompany.com

Specialty
Restaurants

KC LogoWorks

(816) 564-3020

www.kclogoworks.com

Logo Apparel & Promo Products

Kitchen Tune Up

(913) 274-8522

kitchentuneup.com/liberty-parkville-mo/

General Construction

L

Lawnscape Specialists

(816) 284-8097

www.lawnscapespecialists.com

Lawn Care

Lean Kitchen

(816) 503-6280

leankitchenco.com/kansascity

Restaurants
Supplements

Level Builders

(816) 541-4204

levelbuilderskc.com

Construction - General

LevelUp Kids, Inc.

(816) 682-9944

levelupkidsinc.org/

Non-Profit Organization

Lockbaud

(816) 601-1616

lockbaud.com

Computer-IT Consulting

M

M CON, LLC

(785) 989-4550

mconunderground.com

Utilities

Main Street Parkville Association

(816) 214-8477

parkvillemo.org

Non-Profit Organization

McClure Electrical Services LLC

(816) 266-6370

mcclureelectricalkc.com

Electrical

Melaleuca

(208) 497-8743

www.melaleuca.com

Health & Fitness

Melena Dawn Mortgage Group at PrimeLending

(816) 550-9075

www.melenadawnmortgage.com

Banking

Metro Rolloff Container Services

(816) 809-1561

metrorolloffcontainer.com

Rental & Supply

MetroMedia, A Town Square Publications Company

(913) 951-8413

metromediapublishers.com

Publishing

Meyers Funeral Chapel Northland

(816) 741-0251

meyersfuneralchapel.com

Funeral Homes

Mid-Continent Public Library - Parkville

(816) 741-4721

mymcpl.org

Library

Missouri American Water - Parkville

(816) 741-2992

amwater.com/moaw/

Utilities

Modern Physical Therapy

(816) 468-5278

www.modernPT.com

Physical Therapy

Moneta Group

(660) 254-4875

Financial Services

Morrill Insurance Group

(816) 891-7771

morrillinsurancegroup.com

Insurance

Mosquito Joe of Kansas City

(816) 897-0502

kansascity.mosquitojoe.com

Pest Control

N

nbkc Bank

(913)356-5188

nbkc.com

Banking

NewVision Nutrition KC

(816) 631-8008

www.facebook.com/nvnutritionkc

Restaurants
Supplements

Nick and Jake’s

(816) 584-8535

nickandjakes.com

Restaurants

North Kansas City Hospital & Meritas Health

(816) 691-2000

nkch.org

Hospital

Northstar Realty LLC

(816) 289-8944

www.northstarrealtykc.com

Real Estate

Not Your Typical Gym

(816) 534-5992

Health & Fitness

P

Park Hill Community Alliance for Youth

(518) 332-2720

parkhillcafy.org

Non-Profit Organization

Park Hill School District / Graden Elementary

(816) 359-4000

parkhill.k12.mo.us

Education

Park Lane Jewelry

(816) 401-6818

www.facebook.com/maryburke.parklane

Jewelry

Park University

(816) 665-9481

park.edu

Education

Parkville Economic Development Council

(816) 268-5006

parkvilleedc.com

Non-Profit Organization

Parkville Frame Gallery

(816) 326-7949

parkvilleframegallery.com

Art Gallery
Framing Services
Specialty

Parkville Living Center

(940) 642-4420

parkvillelivingcenter.org

Non-Profit Organization

Parkville Nutrition

(816) 569-5825

www.facebook.com/Parkville-Nutrition-101647359213160

Restaurants
Supplements

Parkville Pediatric Dentistry

(816) 746-5437

parkvillepediatricdentistry.com

Dentistry - Pediatric

Parkville Price Chopper

(816) 584-1111

mypricechopper.com

Grocery

Parkville Women’s Clinic

(816) 719-2680

pwc4life.us

Non-Profit Organization

Parkway Wealth Advisors, LLC

(913) 291-0386

parkwaywealth.com

Financial Services

Patchmaster Kansas City

(816) 400-8721

kansascity.patchmaster.com

Construction - General

Pizza Shoppe

(816) 741-6111

pizzashoppe.com

Restaurants

Platte County Convention & Visitor’s Bureau

(816) 270-3979

visitplatte.com

Government Officials & Departments

Platte County Health Department

(816) 858-2412

plattecountyhealthdept.com

Government - Health

Platte Rental & Supply

(816) 741-4900

platterental.net

Rental & Supply

Platte Senior Services, Inc.

(816) 270-4100

platteseniorservices.org/

Non-Profit Organization

Prep Baseball Tournaments Kansas City

(816) 399-9001

creeksidebaseball.com/

Entertainment

Prima Facie Bistro and Market

(816) 716-1097

www.primaparkville.com

Restaurants

Primrose Retirement Community

(816) 468-8282

primroseretirement.com

Assisted Living & Independent Living

ProPrint Digital

(816) 421-0298

proprintdigital.com

Printing Services
Marketing - Digital

ProPrint Digital

(816) 421-0298

proprintdigital.com

Printing Services
Marketing - Digital

Q

QuikTrip

(913) 905-2059

quiktrip.com

Gas Station

R

Rancho Grande Cantina

(806) 505-9097

www.ranchograndecantina.com

Restaurants

RE/MAX Heritage

(816) 587-2323

www.tamihayes.com

Real Estate

Redeemer Episcopal Church

(816) 741-1136

www.redeemerkc.org/

Religious
Church

Restoration 1-North kansas City

(913) 701-7375

www.restoration1northkansascity.com

Restoration

Restore Hyper Wellness

(816) 301-6635

www.restore.com/locations/mo-kansas-city-zona-rosa-mo014

Health Services

RevLocal

(816) 200-1893

RevLocal.com

Marketing - Digital

Rio Salon

(816) 587-5299

riosalonkc.com

Salon

Rochester Brewing & Roasting Co

(816) 381-6133

rochesterkc.com/

Restaurants

Rockstar Renovations LLC

(785) 840-7209

Remodeling

Roosters Men’s Grooming Center

(816) 673-1091

www.roostersmgc.com

Men’s Grooming

Row House

(816) 401-6299

www.therowhouse.com/location/parkville

Health & Fitness

Roxanne’s Cafe

(816) 505-4431

www.roxannescafe.com

Restaurants

Royal Nail Spa

(816) 746-4626

royalnailspakansascity.com/

Nail & Spa

S

Saint Luke’s Health System

(816) 891-6000

saintlukeskc.org/

Health Care

Schomburg Heating & Cooling, Inc

(816) 431-4098

schomburgheatcool.com

HVAC

Security Bank Of Kansas City

(816) 420-5257

www.securitybankkc.com

Banking

Select Physical Therapy

(816) 547-8520

www.selectmedical.com

Physical Therapy

Senior Helpers

(816) 455-9300

seniorhelpers.com/Kansascitynorth

Home Care

Shackelford Botanical Designs

(816) 587-6787

www.sbotanicals.com/

Florist/Gifts

Shelter Insurance

(816) 746-0818

shelterinsurance.com/ca/agent/jonmiller

Insurance

Shelter Insurance

(816) 587-8668

shelterinsurance.com/nvoorhies

Insurance

Skin Fit Medical Spa

(816) 298-6051

www.skinfitmedicalspa.com

Salon

Skin Solutions, LLC

(816) 587-5299

skinsolutionskc.com

Health & Beauty

Southern Bank

(816) 587-4332

www.bankwithsouthern.com/cbt_welcome/

Banking

Southern Platte Fire Protection Dist.

(816) 741-2900

spfpd.com

Non-Profit Organization

Spectrum Business

(816) 599-1984

www.spectrum.com/business

Marketing

St. Therese Catholic Church and School

(816) 741-2800

sttheresenorth.org

Religious
Church

Stifel Nicolaus & Co

(816) 203-8739

www.stifel.com/

Investment Banking

Stone Canyon Pizza Company

(816) 746-8686

stonecanyonpizza.com

Restaurants

Stretch Zone - Parkville

(816) 621-3333

www.stretchzone.com/locations/parkville

Physical Therapy

Synergy Services

(816) 505-4945

synergyservices.org

Non-Profit Organization

T

T-Shotz

(816) 702-1320

tshotz.com

Entertainment
Golf

TerraVox Winery

(816) 354-4903

www.terravox.wine

Event Space

TESSERE (formerly GLMV Architects)

(816) 444-4200

tessere.com/

Architects

The 19th Hole, LLC

(816) 694-7214

Private Retreats

The Car Wash KC

(816) 599-2222

thecarwashkc.com

Car Wash

The Eye Center of Parkville

(816) 505-0100

www.theeyecenterofparkville.com/

Eye Care

The Farmer’s House

(816) 386-4009

thefarmershouse.org

Non-Profit Organization

The Grounds Guys of Parkville MO

(816) 505-5997

www.groundsguys.com/parkville-mo

Landscape/Lawn Care
Snow Removal

The Light Finders

(816) 550-5905

www.thelightfinders.com/

Real Estate

The National Golf Club of Kansas City

(816) 746-0200

www.invitedclubs.com/clubs/the-national-golf-club

Golf

The North 84

(816) 370-5589

www.thenorth84.com/

Event Space

The Peanut 64

(816) 859-5005

www.peanutmidwest.com/the-peanut-on-64th-kansas-city-mo/

Restaurants

The View at Briarcliff

(816) 841-2361

kchopps.com

Event Space

The Window Fashion Store

(816) 741-0200

www.thewindowfashionstore.com

Specialty

Thrivent

(816) 844-9477

connect.thrivent.com/jason-henke

Financial Services

Twill.

(816) 584-2746

twillboutique.com

Women’s Clothing

U

Undo Skincare & Wellness Center

(816) 974-8636

undo.today

Health & Beauty

Universal Construction Company

(913) 342-1150

www.universalconstruction.net

Construction - General

Urban Tree Specialists, LLC

(816) 214-8327

urbantreekc.com

Tree & Plant Service

V

Verimore Bank

(816) 897-8408

verimore.bank

Banking

Versfeld & Hugo Immigration Law

(816) 891-8600

www.VersfeldLaw.com

Legal

Visage, Inc.

(816) 891-9550

www.visage-inc.com

Logo Apparel & Promo Products

W

Westlake ACE Hardware

(816) 330-6301

westlakehardware.com

Specialty

Wexford Place

(816) 587-5700

seniorstar.com

Assisted Living, Independent Living, & Memory Care

Whiskey River Pizza & Pub

(816) 892-9302

www.whiskeyriverkc.com

Restaurants

White Farmhouse Flowers

(816) 550-4820

whitefarmhouseflowers.com

Florist/Gifts

Wilson Heating & Cooling

(816) 873-2345

www.wilsonkc.com

HVAC

Window Cleaner Guys

(765) 716-0152

windowcleanerguys.com/

Cleaning - Residential

Y

YMCA - Platte County Community Center South

(816) 505-2622

kansascityymca.org/locations/platte-county-south

Non-Profit Organization

Z

ZenBusiness

(844) 493-6249

www.zenbusiness.com/

Business Consulting & Training