Gladstone News
Home Repair Grant
Gladstone is now accepting applications for home repair services available through a grant administered by the City's Neighborhood Commission. The Commission will review the information provided in each application, along with the required supporting documents, to match eligible repair requests with available funding. Applications will be reviewed on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Fall Brush Drop-off
Gladstone residents are invited to dispose of brush and yard waste free of charge at Gladstone Public Works, 4000 NE 76th Street, from Friday, November 7 through Sunday, November 9, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. each day. Please bring proof of residency. For more information, call 816-436-5442.
Gest Ride Service
Beginning September 1, 2025, Gladstone residents will have access to a new $3 ride program through GEST, a national transportation service. This on-demand, door-to-door service will provide rides to destinations within Gladstone city limits, as well as to the nearest operating bus stop and to healthcare facilities in North Kansas City, Parkville, Liberty, Riverside, and portions of Kansas City, MO within Clay and Platte counties. Residents can schedule rides through the GEST app or by calling 816-919-4378 (GEST).
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Water Tower Painting Project
Gladstone has begun the process of restoring and repainting both the Antioch Water Tower and the Linden Water Tower. Both water towers will be prepped before painting begins, including two temporary poles being constructed at Antioch for the short-term relocation of cell antennas. Other various upgrades will be made to the water towers with this project, as well.
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Linden Water Tower Video
Missouri Route 1 Corridor Updates
The Missouri Department of Transportation is planning a full-depth reconstruction of N Prospect Avenue from NE 72nd Street to NE 64th Street as part of their Missouri Route 1 Corridor Upgrades. Reconstruction includes pavement rebuilding, a new storm sewer, culvert restorations, and an extension of Happy Rock Trail. The project also involves resurfacing the roadway from Route 152 to NE 72nd Street.
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