:: GOVERNMENT
A government is only as good as the service provided to its constituents. In Fort Scott, the citizens are provided with superior fire and police protection, library services, parks and recreation, road maintenance, animal control, sewer waste disposal, and water treatment.
The coordination of these and other vital services are in the hands of a five-member city commission. City elections are held on the first Tuesday in April. For more information on voting, please visit the Voter's Registration Information page.
The mayor is elected by the commission for one year and the commissioners serve two- and four-year terms. Those receiving the highest number of votes receive four-year terms. The commission meets on the first and third Tuesdays of the month. For more information on the City Commission, please visit the City Hall's web site.
Fort Scott
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City Commission - 620-223-0550
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| Mayor: |
Jim Adams |
| Commission: |
Jeanie Parker
Jim Adams
Sam Mason
Cindy Bartelsmeyer
Gary Bukowski
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City Administration
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| City Manager: |
Dave Martin |
| Asst. City Mgr./Finance Director: |
Susan Brown |
| City Attorney: |
Bob Farmer |
| Chief of Police: |
Paul Ballou |
| Chief of Fire Safety: |
Paul Ballou |
| City Clerk: |
Diane Clay |
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Economic Development:
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Macy Cullison
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| Codes Director: |
Brent Crays |
| Recreation Director: |
Tom Robertson |
| Public Works Director: |
Eric Bailey |
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Bourbon County
County Commission - 620-223-3800
| District 1 - |
Allen Warren |
| District 2 - |
Jingles Endicott, Chairman |
| District 3 - |
Harold Coleman |
Other Elected Officials
| Chief District Judge |
Richard M. Smith
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| District Judge: |
Amy L. Harth
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| District Judge |
Steven C. Montgomery
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| District Judge |
Mark A. Ward
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| Sheriff : |
Ron Gray |
| Clerk : |
Joanne Long |
| Treasurer : |
Susan Quick |
| Register of Deeds : |
Lora Holdridge |
| County Attorney : |
Terri L. Johnson |
| County Appraiser: |
Judy Wallis |
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