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City Manager De’Carlon Seewood

De’Carlon Seewood is the City Manager of the City of Columbia. He has served in the role since Jan. 15, 2022.

The city manager is appointed by and serves at the discretion of the City Council. The city manager is responsible for the general administration of the City of Columbia, program coordination and development, preparation of City Council agendas, special staff reports, annual budget, and an annual statement of city programs and priorities. As chief administrative officer, the city manager is directly responsible to the City Council for all operations of the city as well as the implementation of policies and programs adopted by the Council.

De’Carlon Seewood is the City Manager of the City of Columbia. He has served in the role since Jan. 15, 2022.

The city manager is appointed by and serves at the discretion of the City Council. The city manager is responsible for the general administration of the City of Columbia, program coordination and development, preparation of City Council agendas, special staff reports, annual budget, and an annual statement of city programs and priorities. As chief administrative officer, the city manager is directly responsible to the City Council for all operations of the city as well as the implementation of policies and programs adopted by the Council.

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  • Share I live in Columbia Housing authority and they allow hoarders to destroy these news apartments with roaches,and rats for brings items in the new apartment with items out of the dumpsters. I have pictures and complaints has been going on for two years. Still bringing in items from dumpster. on Facebook Share I live in Columbia Housing authority and they allow hoarders to destroy these news apartments with roaches,and rats for brings items in the new apartment with items out of the dumpsters. I have pictures and complaints has been going on for two years. Still bringing in items from dumpster. on Twitter Share I live in Columbia Housing authority and they allow hoarders to destroy these news apartments with roaches,and rats for brings items in the new apartment with items out of the dumpsters. I have pictures and complaints has been going on for two years. Still bringing in items from dumpster. on Linkedin Email I live in Columbia Housing authority and they allow hoarders to destroy these news apartments with roaches,and rats for brings items in the new apartment with items out of the dumpsters. I have pictures and complaints has been going on for two years. Still bringing in items from dumpster. link

    I live in Columbia Housing authority and they allow hoarders to destroy these news apartments with roaches,and rats for brings items in the new apartment with items out of the dumpsters. I have pictures and complaints has been going on for two years. Still bringing in items from dumpster.

    Yvette cowans asked about 1 month ago

    Good morning. Since these properties are managed by the Columbia Housing Authority, concerns should be sent to their office. If you have brought these concerns forward to the Housing Authority and they are still occurring, you can contact the Office of Neighborhood Services to report a problem. https://www.como.gov/neighborhood-services/

  • Share I have call about the homeless woman that sleeps in the bus stop for about 3 or 4 months in front of Oak Towers Apts. I also have pictures of her. on Facebook Share I have call about the homeless woman that sleeps in the bus stop for about 3 or 4 months in front of Oak Towers Apts. I also have pictures of her. on Twitter Share I have call about the homeless woman that sleeps in the bus stop for about 3 or 4 months in front of Oak Towers Apts. I also have pictures of her. on Linkedin Email I have call about the homeless woman that sleeps in the bus stop for about 3 or 4 months in front of Oak Towers Apts. I also have pictures of her. link

    I have call about the homeless woman that sleeps in the bus stop for about 3 or 4 months in front of Oak Towers Apts. I also have pictures of her.

    PR7 asked 4 months ago

    Good morning. Thank you for reaching back out. Staff with our Transit division have gone by this location. If you encounter this again, please contact our Transit division at 573.874.7524. 

  • Share We have a public city sign that's been in our grass for about 4 months in front of Oak Towers on Facebook Share We have a public city sign that's been in our grass for about 4 months in front of Oak Towers on Twitter Share We have a public city sign that's been in our grass for about 4 months in front of Oak Towers on Linkedin Email We have a public city sign that's been in our grass for about 4 months in front of Oak Towers link

    We have a public city sign that's been in our grass for about 4 months in front of Oak Towers

    PR7 asked 4 months ago

    Thank you for letting us know. We will pass this on to the appropriate staff so they can repair it. 

  • Share Why do the homeless thinks it's okay to occupy the bus stop at Oak Towers . Please address this issue we have ask for security to look into it on Facebook Share Why do the homeless thinks it's okay to occupy the bus stop at Oak Towers . Please address this issue we have ask for security to look into it on Twitter Share Why do the homeless thinks it's okay to occupy the bus stop at Oak Towers . Please address this issue we have ask for security to look into it on Linkedin Email Why do the homeless thinks it's okay to occupy the bus stop at Oak Towers . Please address this issue we have ask for security to look into it link

    Why do the homeless thinks it's okay to occupy the bus stop at Oak Towers . Please address this issue we have ask for security to look into it

    PR7 asked 5 months ago

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We have reached out to our Homeless Outreach Team at the Police Department who work closely with our community members experiencing homelessness. 

  • Share Stadium and Forum both are pretty hard to see during rain. Thank you! on Facebook Share Stadium and Forum both are pretty hard to see during rain. Thank you! on Twitter Share Stadium and Forum both are pretty hard to see during rain. Thank you! on Linkedin Email Stadium and Forum both are pretty hard to see during rain. Thank you! link

    Stadium and Forum both are pretty hard to see during rain. Thank you!

    Seamoose7 asked 6 months ago

    Good afternoon. Thank you for your comment. Stadium is maintained by the Missouri Department of Transportation, but we have passed your comment regarding Forum Boulevard to the Public Works Department. 

  • Share Hello, Have we considered using reflective materials in our road lane paint? My wife and I both have a hard time seeing the road marking when it rains at night. I know we are not the only ones, which makes me wonder if this has been brought to you yet by chance? Anyway have a good day! on Facebook Share Hello, Have we considered using reflective materials in our road lane paint? My wife and I both have a hard time seeing the road marking when it rains at night. I know we are not the only ones, which makes me wonder if this has been brought to you yet by chance? Anyway have a good day! on Twitter Share Hello, Have we considered using reflective materials in our road lane paint? My wife and I both have a hard time seeing the road marking when it rains at night. I know we are not the only ones, which makes me wonder if this has been brought to you yet by chance? Anyway have a good day! on Linkedin Email Hello, Have we considered using reflective materials in our road lane paint? My wife and I both have a hard time seeing the road marking when it rains at night. I know we are not the only ones, which makes me wonder if this has been brought to you yet by chance? Anyway have a good day! link

    Hello, Have we considered using reflective materials in our road lane paint? My wife and I both have a hard time seeing the road marking when it rains at night. I know we are not the only ones, which makes me wonder if this has been brought to you yet by chance? Anyway have a good day!

    Seamoose7 asked 6 months ago

    Thank you for your suggestion regarding the use of reflective materials in the City of Columbia's road lane paint. I can understand your concern about visibility during rainy nights. The City of Columbia Public Works department uses glass beads in its paint to provide a reflective surface and enhance visibility. Each year, our crews work hard to freshen up the lines on our roads, with many crews out performing this task now.

    We appreciate your feedback, as we are always looking for ways to improve road safety for our residents. If you have any more questions or suggestions, or want to highlight a specific roadway that concerns you, please feel free to comment again and let us know.

  • Share Why don’t we have the proper lifting mechanism which is designed for our specific trash roll carts? The ‘lobster’ claw does not utilize the lift bars, instead it squeezes the container to lift it. This will only shorten the life of the carts resulting in a total dud in our efforts to reduce the need for plastic bags. on Facebook Share Why don’t we have the proper lifting mechanism which is designed for our specific trash roll carts? The ‘lobster’ claw does not utilize the lift bars, instead it squeezes the container to lift it. This will only shorten the life of the carts resulting in a total dud in our efforts to reduce the need for plastic bags. on Twitter Share Why don’t we have the proper lifting mechanism which is designed for our specific trash roll carts? The ‘lobster’ claw does not utilize the lift bars, instead it squeezes the container to lift it. This will only shorten the life of the carts resulting in a total dud in our efforts to reduce the need for plastic bags. on Linkedin Email Why don’t we have the proper lifting mechanism which is designed for our specific trash roll carts? The ‘lobster’ claw does not utilize the lift bars, instead it squeezes the container to lift it. This will only shorten the life of the carts resulting in a total dud in our efforts to reduce the need for plastic bags. link

    Why don’t we have the proper lifting mechanism which is designed for our specific trash roll carts? The ‘lobster’ claw does not utilize the lift bars, instead it squeezes the container to lift it. This will only shorten the life of the carts resulting in a total dud in our efforts to reduce the need for plastic bags.

    Chi Doe asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for your question.

    The roll carts that the City provided are constructed from durable material and are compatible with our trucks' automated sideloader arms. They are designed to last 10 years.

    The lift mechanism is designed to increase reach and reduce time needed to dump the roll cart, making it more efficient for our crews.

  • Share I am a resident of the 3rd ward with a broken waterpipe under the slab foundation of my apt. My water bill is currently 1,217.00. The property is not owned by me yet I am responsible for this progressing bill. Due to the fact that the property owner has no financial expense, they have known about the breakage and are not attempting to correct this issue. Why am I the renter responsible for an ongoing problem that I have no control over. Why would the city create a responsibility for a renter that is surely the responsibility of the property manager/owner. This ordinance needs to be changed immediately to protect renters and/or leasers from accruing ridiculous expenses that are primarily the obligation of the property owner. Since November 2023 my water bill has primarily doubled monthly from $26.00 to $1,217.00 with no relief from the property manager. " I don't know" is not an acceptable response to this ongoing situation imposed on me and other renters/leasers by this ordinance, when I/we have not obligation to maintain water flow to any privately owned property outside the scope of the rental space. Thank You. Please respond with information about the link to this ordinance. on Facebook Share I am a resident of the 3rd ward with a broken waterpipe under the slab foundation of my apt. My water bill is currently 1,217.00. The property is not owned by me yet I am responsible for this progressing bill. Due to the fact that the property owner has no financial expense, they have known about the breakage and are not attempting to correct this issue. Why am I the renter responsible for an ongoing problem that I have no control over. Why would the city create a responsibility for a renter that is surely the responsibility of the property manager/owner. This ordinance needs to be changed immediately to protect renters and/or leasers from accruing ridiculous expenses that are primarily the obligation of the property owner. Since November 2023 my water bill has primarily doubled monthly from $26.00 to $1,217.00 with no relief from the property manager. " I don't know" is not an acceptable response to this ongoing situation imposed on me and other renters/leasers by this ordinance, when I/we have not obligation to maintain water flow to any privately owned property outside the scope of the rental space. Thank You. Please respond with information about the link to this ordinance. on Twitter Share I am a resident of the 3rd ward with a broken waterpipe under the slab foundation of my apt. My water bill is currently 1,217.00. The property is not owned by me yet I am responsible for this progressing bill. Due to the fact that the property owner has no financial expense, they have known about the breakage and are not attempting to correct this issue. Why am I the renter responsible for an ongoing problem that I have no control over. Why would the city create a responsibility for a renter that is surely the responsibility of the property manager/owner. This ordinance needs to be changed immediately to protect renters and/or leasers from accruing ridiculous expenses that are primarily the obligation of the property owner. Since November 2023 my water bill has primarily doubled monthly from $26.00 to $1,217.00 with no relief from the property manager. " I don't know" is not an acceptable response to this ongoing situation imposed on me and other renters/leasers by this ordinance, when I/we have not obligation to maintain water flow to any privately owned property outside the scope of the rental space. Thank You. Please respond with information about the link to this ordinance. on Linkedin Email I am a resident of the 3rd ward with a broken waterpipe under the slab foundation of my apt. My water bill is currently 1,217.00. The property is not owned by me yet I am responsible for this progressing bill. Due to the fact that the property owner has no financial expense, they have known about the breakage and are not attempting to correct this issue. Why am I the renter responsible for an ongoing problem that I have no control over. Why would the city create a responsibility for a renter that is surely the responsibility of the property manager/owner. This ordinance needs to be changed immediately to protect renters and/or leasers from accruing ridiculous expenses that are primarily the obligation of the property owner. Since November 2023 my water bill has primarily doubled monthly from $26.00 to $1,217.00 with no relief from the property manager. " I don't know" is not an acceptable response to this ongoing situation imposed on me and other renters/leasers by this ordinance, when I/we have not obligation to maintain water flow to any privately owned property outside the scope of the rental space. Thank You. Please respond with information about the link to this ordinance. link

    I am a resident of the 3rd ward with a broken waterpipe under the slab foundation of my apt. My water bill is currently 1,217.00. The property is not owned by me yet I am responsible for this progressing bill. Due to the fact that the property owner has no financial expense, they have known about the breakage and are not attempting to correct this issue. Why am I the renter responsible for an ongoing problem that I have no control over. Why would the city create a responsibility for a renter that is surely the responsibility of the property manager/owner. This ordinance needs to be changed immediately to protect renters and/or leasers from accruing ridiculous expenses that are primarily the obligation of the property owner. Since November 2023 my water bill has primarily doubled monthly from $26.00 to $1,217.00 with no relief from the property manager. " I don't know" is not an acceptable response to this ongoing situation imposed on me and other renters/leasers by this ordinance, when I/we have not obligation to maintain water flow to any privately owned property outside the scope of the rental space. Thank You. Please respond with information about the link to this ordinance.

    mizteacher asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for reaching out with this information. We would like to be able to assist you, but in order for us to do this to the best of our abilities it would be helpful if you could share your address. Would you mind emailing us your information to Sydney.Olsen@CoMo.gov so we can follow up?

  • Share Homeless solutions: https://www.governing.com/housing/how-houston-cut-its-homeless-population-by-nearly-two-thirds on Facebook Share Homeless solutions: https://www.governing.com/housing/how-houston-cut-its-homeless-population-by-nearly-two-thirds on Twitter Share Homeless solutions: https://www.governing.com/housing/how-houston-cut-its-homeless-population-by-nearly-two-thirds on Linkedin Email Homeless solutions: https://www.governing.com/housing/how-houston-cut-its-homeless-population-by-nearly-two-thirds link

    Homeless solutions: https://www.governing.com/housing/how-houston-cut-its-homeless-population-by-nearly-two-thirds

    Les asked 7 months ago

    Thank you for passing on this information. I will share this with the appropriate staff members. 

  • Share Good morning, My name is Pattie Robinson I live at Oak Towers I have email some complaints that were not address with the Housing Authority . Is there anyway I can get you to attend an Oak Chat to understand what I'm concern about We have an open meeting this evening at 3:oo today. Could you hust sit in and hear what's going on. Thank you on Facebook Share Good morning, My name is Pattie Robinson I live at Oak Towers I have email some complaints that were not address with the Housing Authority . Is there anyway I can get you to attend an Oak Chat to understand what I'm concern about We have an open meeting this evening at 3:oo today. Could you hust sit in and hear what's going on. Thank you on Twitter Share Good morning, My name is Pattie Robinson I live at Oak Towers I have email some complaints that were not address with the Housing Authority . Is there anyway I can get you to attend an Oak Chat to understand what I'm concern about We have an open meeting this evening at 3:oo today. Could you hust sit in and hear what's going on. Thank you on Linkedin Email Good morning, My name is Pattie Robinson I live at Oak Towers I have email some complaints that were not address with the Housing Authority . Is there anyway I can get you to attend an Oak Chat to understand what I'm concern about We have an open meeting this evening at 3:oo today. Could you hust sit in and hear what's going on. Thank you link

    Good morning, My name is Pattie Robinson I live at Oak Towers I have email some complaints that were not address with the Housing Authority . Is there anyway I can get you to attend an Oak Chat to understand what I'm concern about We have an open meeting this evening at 3:oo today. Could you hust sit in and hear what's going on. Thank you

    PR7 asked 9 months ago

    Hello Pattie. Thank you for reaching out with your concerns. I apologize the City was not able to attend this meeting. I believe it would be easiest for us to identify possible ways to assist if you could clarify your exact concerns. Would you please reach out with more information at the following email? CMO@CoMo.gov.  

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