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The City Channel provides Columbia citizens with information about government activities and services.
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City of Columbia Planning and Development, April 15, 2009 : 9 min 52 sec
The City of Columbia's Planning and Development Department provides city planning and community development services to the community and other governmental agencies. Among other tasks, the department also operates housing programs and serves as a local resource for census data, statistical reports, mapping and data gathering and analysis. Meet some of the leaders of the department and learn how they accomplish all of their goals
Surviving Roundabouts, April 15, 2009 : 4 min 36 sec
The City of Columbia currently has 12 roundabouts and plans to develop more in the future. Learn tips on how to survive roundabouts and what you should do when you see an emergency vehicle near one of these intersections.
The Outsider's Guide to Columbia Transit, April 1, 2009 : 4 min 2 sec
If you are new to the bus system in Columbia, this will teach you the basics of getting from point A to point B, along with a few rules and some bus etiquette.
Show-Me Yards and Neighborhoods, April 1, 2009 : 5 min 11 sec
Together with the University of Missouri, the City of Columbia offers free information and educational workshops to help citizens implement smart and safe lawn care practices. By doing so, we prevent harmful poisons from entering our waterways via storm water run-off.
Surplus Items On the Auction Block, April 1, 2009 : 4 min 52 sec
Surplus City of Columbia items are on the auction block. Learn how you can find great deals on everything from vehicles to even the kitchen sink.
Neighborhood Response Team, NRT 2009, March 15, 2009 : 6 min 26 sec
The City of Columbia's Neighborhood Response Team keeps their eyes on some of the more historic neighborhoods near the central city. Learn more about how the NRT's efforts help ensure that property owners stay up to code and improve the quality of life in these neighborhoods.
Columbia Fire Department ISO Rating, March 15, 2009 : 5 min 27 sec
The Columbia Fire Department recently joined the ranks of elite fire stations in Missouri and across the nation. Out of more than 1,000 fire stations in Missouri, only seven claim an ISO 2 ranking, including the City of Columbia. Learn what the new Insurance Service Organization ranking means for your fire safety.
Home Improvement Trends, March 15, 2009 : 9 min 3 sec
With the current economic challenges facing homeowners along with prospects of rising energy rates, more people are opting to stay in their homes and remodel rather than buy or build new housing. Here are some tips on how to renovate without breaking your budget, keeping energy efficiency as a priority as well.
The Color of Sustainability, March 1, 2009 : 11 min 51 sec
The City of Columbia is making moves to become a more sustainable community. Learn more about sustainability from Mayor Hindman, hear what several departments are doing to promote green practices and learn how you can be a part of sustaining Columbia's future
Severe Weather Preparedness, March 1, 2009 : 11 min 6 sec
Severe weather season is on the horizon. Does your family know what to do when a storm strikes? Learn the differences between watches and warnings and how to prepare your family and home for severe weather.
Live Like Your Life Depends On It, February 15, 2009 : 4 min 44 sec
Millions suffer from a chronic illness. If you're one in a million, there is a class designed just for you. Check into the Live Like Your Life Depends On It program provided by the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health. This class is offered for caregivers and their loved ones who suffer from chronic illnesses. In six weeks, you'll be on your way to a healthier, happier you.
Columbia Embraces the Arts, February 15, 2009 : 11 min 30 sec
For many years the City of Columbia has actively supported and promoted the arts in this community to enhance the quality of life for all our citizens. This year eighteen arts organizations received city funding. In this piece we feature three of these agencies.
Changing What Rots Into Watts, February 1, 2009 : 5 min 21 sec
Ever wonder how a landfill gas bioreactor plant works? Or even what it is? Everything is explained here at a fast moving, fun pace.
Annie Fisher, Cateress of Columbia, February 1, 2009 : 3 min
Annie Fisher is one of the most notable people in the history of Columbia. She was an African-American woman who gained acclaim from her baking and catering business. Find out more about her and her historic home from Bill Thompson.
State Historical Society of Missouri, January 15, 2009 : 12 mins 55 sec.
The State Historical Society of Missouri has been seriously seeking new quarters for more than a decade now. The Society has been housed in Ellis Library on the University of Missouri campus since the building was built in about 1915 and is experiencing major growing pains. Hopefully a new location here in Columbia will be possible for this gem in our midst
Columbia's Kindness, January 1, 2009 : 11 min 50 sec
Columbia's Charity organizations have been challenged by a sharp increase in demand for their goods and services but the dark clouds of economic despair seem to have a silver lining. See why.
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