Proposed Chillicothe Fire Protection District
Livingston County, Missouri
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September 1, 2021 - Livingston County, Missouri, previously adopted a use tax, which is currently in effect. A use tax is the equivalent of a sales tax on purchases made from out-of-state vendors by in-state buyers and on certain taxable business transactions. See More...

May 8, 2021 - Latest Commissioners' Column >>>

April 6, 2021, Election - See Complete Election Results Here...

03 16 21 - THE EMERGENCY DECLARATION ESTABLISHING THE REQUIREMENT TO WEAR A FACE MASK IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY EXPIRES AT 11:59 PM MARCH 16, 2021. Based upon The Livingston County Health Center's calculation of positivity rate and other risk criteria, we feel it is safe to end the mask declaration at this time.  See More...

12 09 2020 - The November 3, 2020, general election results are available for viewing here. If you have questions, please contact the county clerk's office. The clerk's office is open Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The clerk's office phone number is 660-646-8000, ext. 3. See All 2020 Election News...

08 18 2020 - Livingston County Clerk Sherry Parks has provided the August 4, 2020, Election Results here.

05 19 2020 - Using a portion of the COVID-19 special allocation of federal funds being funneled through the State of Missouri to Livingston County. Livingston County, together with the City of Chillicothe, launched the recovery assistance grant program - "Livingston County Cares Act". The program offers temporary financial relief to those small, local businesses impacted by the COVID-19 public health crisis. See More...

04 30 2020 - Livingston County COVID-19 Executive Order Guidance - PER EXECUTIVE ORDER FROM LIVINGSTON COUNTY HEALTH CENTER, CHILLICOTHE MAYOR THERESA KELLY AND PRESIDING COMMISSIONER ED DOUGLAS - As of Monday, May 4th, 2020 the following applies: Livingston County and City of Chillicothe will now recognize the guidelines as set forth by Governor Michael Parson as the guidelines by which our businesses and organizations are to be permitted to operate. See More...

03 31 2020 - Livingston County Commission meetings are available on Zoom for the duration of the 10-person limited gatherings due to COVID-19. Anyone wanting to meet with the County Commission should contact the County Clerk to make an appointment. See More...

03 18 2020 - The Livingston County Commission is requesting limited activity in the courthouse until further notice due to the severity of the coronavirus. Commissioners are asking that residents with business in the courthouse try to conduct their matters by calling 660-646-8000. "We apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your cooperation during this time." After dialing 646-8000 to reach the courthouse, please use the following option to reach the office needed: court office, ext. 1; assessor, ext. 2; county clerk, ext. 3; county commission, ext. 4; prosecutor, ext. 5; recorder of deeds, ext. 6; treasurer/collector, ext. 7; and public administrator, ext. 8.

01 29 2020 - Livingston County Recorder of Deeds Amy Baker urges county residents to be cautious of mail offers to provide copies of legal documents. Property owners in the Livingston County area are continuing to receive letters from private companies offering a copy of their deed for an excessive fee, but the company is not associated with any governmental agency. See More...

2020 Census - The US Census is a Federal "count" that occurs every 10 years in the U.S., and it is a count that is important for not only our state but also for Livingston County. Completing the Census is a civic duty. Article 1, Section II of the Constitution says that everyone gets counted. Therefore to support the Constitution, we need to participate. See More...