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Hosted by City of De Soto, Kansas · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 43 episodes
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Welcome to The Hall Monitors—a podcast brought to you by the City of De Soto’s communications team, recorded right here at City Hall. It used to be the hall monitors that kept an eye on this old school building. Now we’re the ones keeping up with the big projects, decisions and stories that shape our city. So, grab your hall pass, and let’s take a walk (not a run) through De Soto’s past, present, and future. Let’s get to class!
City of De Soto, Kansas hosts The Hall Monitors, a government show with 43 episodes published.
Mayor Rick Walker is back with a recap of the July 16th City Council meeting. Topics include: Next steps for an independent review of the City’s industrial noise standards Creation of a TIF district for a proposed memory
Over the past several months, Council has received many questions about data centers in De Soto. This special Mayor's Minute series takes a closer look at those questions, one topic at a time. Part 1: How did the Beale d
Mayor Rick Walker provides a brief recap of the July 2nd City Council meeting. Topics include: Next steps in the sanitary sewer easement process The 99th Street water main project for the Beale site and updated water sys
This week’s Mayor’s Minute covers highlights from the June 18th City Council meeting. This episode includes improvements to Wells 11 and 17, rezoning for future Arbor Ridge development, updates to De Soto’s residential b
In this edition of Mayor’s Minutes, Mayor Walker recaps the June 4th City Council meeting, including plans for the annual Fourth of July fireworks show, the 89th Street Culvert Replacement Project, and the first major di
Mayor Walker shares several updates from the May 21st City Council meeting, including: Comprehensive Plan update Future Community Development Block Grant projects Land rezoning near 95th & Lexington to C-2 Business Gener
Tune in to the latest edition of Mayor’s Minutes with Mayor Walker, recapping highlights from the May 7th City Council Meeting. Topics include: Reflection on data center comments shared during call to public 2026 Sidewal
Mayor Walker is back with a quick recap of the April 15th City Council meeting. The main highlights include the swearing-in of new City Council Member Lindsay McCracken and adoption of the 2026-2031 Capital Improvements
Catch a quick recap of the April 2nd City Council meeting! Highlights include: Design work for new baseball and softball fields at Riverfest Park Construction of the new 150,000-gallon Waverly Water Tower Appointment of
Mayor Walker shares a quick Council recap this week, covering: The Lexington Ave sidewalk project contract, which will connect 95th and Commerce A brief Council vacancy discussion A rezoning of ~425 acres at Astra Enterp
Mayor Walker shares a recap of the March 5th City Council meeting, including several zoning code updates, an agreement supporting planning work for the data center project, and approval of a Community Development Block G
Quick updates from the February 19th Council meeting! A lot of the conversation centered on the Capital Improvement Plan — the roadmap for major investments in streets, utilities, parks, and public facilities over the ne
Big progress is happening on the City Hall Remodel Project! The second floor is largely complete with new meeting room spaces, staff work areas, and a full refresh of the long-untouched upstairs from the building’s schoo
Mayor Walker is back with a recap of the February 5th City Council meeting! The agenda included: Development terms for the proposed Data Center Project Phase 2 of Water & Wastewater asset management Application funding f
In this edition of Mayor’s Minutes, we’re taking a step back from the usual agenda items (don’t worry - that’s coming next week!) to reflect on 2025 — and the moments, milestones, and people who shaped it.
Hear a quick recap from the December 18th Council meeting + a shoutout for the new welcome sign at Riverfest Park, reflecting De Soto’s history and community identity. Resources: Meeting Materials: https://desotoks.us/Ag
Catch a quick recap of the December 4th City Council meeting, including the swearing-in of newly elected officials and recognition of outgoing Councilmembers Rob Daniels and Kevin Honomichl for their service. Other Highl
Hear highlights from the November 20th Council meeting, including a roadmap for future Riverfest Park improvements, incentives for Merck Animal Health, and a letter of interest to learn more about a Kansas nuclear energy
City Council was back in session on November 6th, and this week’s Mayor’s Minutes has the highlights! Neighborhood streets added to the 2025 Mill & Overlay Program Initial discussion of community priorities for the 5-Yea
This week’s Mayor’s Minutes breaks down the October 2nd Council meeting — featuring the first look at the traffic study for 95th Street between Lexington & Sunflower. Other items covered include: Cleaning and rehabilitat
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