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Construction on the new roundabout will start on April 15th. Here is some additional information on the upcoming project.
The City had a pre-construction meeting with the contractor for the Hawthorne and Maguire roundabout project today, here is some important information for those who use this section of roadway.
Several new documents have been loaded to the roundabout information page.
Public Works has uploaded several new documents to educate citizens on the upcoming construction of the roundabout at the intersection of Hawthorne and Maguire.
The Hawthorne Information Slides document provides information pertaining to the roundabout to ...
The City has created a one stop shop for all information pertaining to the Hawthorne & Maguire Roundabout project.
Throughout the project, the Public Works Department will use this page to post updates, documents and photos to keep the public informed of project's progress.
The page is located at: https://www.warrensburg-mo.com/746/Hawthorne-Maguir...
There will be a retirement luncheon for Chief Kushner recognizing his retirement from the City on May 31, 2019. The luncheon will be held at Fire Station 2, 1550 Corporate Dr., on May 17, 2019 at 11:00 a.m. You are invited to attend an...
Public Works Director Slim Coleman presented information to the Lions Club on the roundabout project. For more information on the project, go to: http://www.warrensburg-mo.com/746/Hawthorne-Maguire-Roundabout
The City of Warrensburg has activated a feature on its website that will allow for citizens to be notified, by email and/or text, when it has activated the Emergency Snow Ordinance. Receiving these alerts will help citizens know when to move the...
Are you ready for some "doggone" fun?! Old Drum has his own festival in Warrensburg. As the state dog...he's quite popular! Mark your calendar for the 2nd Saturday in April, as a day out for you and your pup. You both can enjoy live music, a dog...
Warrensburg Beginnings
In the early 1800’s a man by the name of Martin Warren, a blacksmith by trade, had settled into the area in a centrally located house that was not difficult to discover. Prairie residents would repeatedly stop by at the War...
Hosted in the streets of downtown Warrensburg, come explore the two-day festival full of thrill and family friendly activities. For the kids, you'll be blown away by the small neighborhood of bouncy houses, face painting stations, and adorable performance...