city of hannibal

Finance Director Doug Warren projects 2015-16 revenues for the City of Hannibal  to be $22,601,000; total expenditures $22,807,000.

The completion of the street and sidewalk project in Hannibal’s downtown historic district was made official Friday afternoon.

The public is invited to comment on the future of Hannibal’s Mark Twain Avenue at a meeting to be held Tuesday.

The Hannibal City Council took a step toward renewing a lease with General Mills Tuesday night.

A proposal transferring right-of-way from MoDOT to the City of Hannibal could pave the way to big changes along Mark Twain Avenue.

There is a snag in a plan to upgrade Mark Twain Avenue. City Manager Jeff LaGarce told the Hannibal City Council Tuesday evening that the city and MODOT each own half of the road.

(HANNIBAL)—Cleanup work is wrapping up after the May 20 windstorm that blew through Hannibal.

(Hannibal, Mo)— Drivers may be dodging limbs piled near Hannibal roadways for some time, according to Mayor Roy Hark.  Hark says removing all the storm debris is a massive undertaking for city crews... "We are working very diligently to get it all picked up, but it's going to take some time; possibly a 2 to 3 month process...

Hannibal City Manager Jeff LaGarce spoke to reporters after Tuesday night’s council meeting, regarding the redesign of a portion of the Main Street sidewalk project.

The overall financial health of the City of Hannibal is improving, according to Steve Boggiano of the accounting firm of Wade and Stables.