Columbia Police Department is seeking feedback from the community regarding the renewal and upgrades of its Axon technology package. The department introduced technology in stages and is looking to enhance its system based on community input. Meanwhile, the Jefferson City Council is set to vote on a bill that would allow golf carts and utility vehicles on some city streets, with regulations in place through permits and inspections. As Columbia continues to grow, home prices and asset values rise, presenting both opportunities and challenges for residents. The city anticipates needing thousands of new housing units by 2030. In a festive spirit, the St. Thomas More Newman Center hosted a Mardi Gras celebration for the Columbia community, featuring a parade and live music. In Jefferson City, parks are undergoing an audit to explore inclusive design opportunities, while an ordinance proposed by council members aims to remove diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility policies from city departments. These developments highlight the ongoing efforts of both cities to engage with their communities and enhance quality of life for residents.
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