Tracy, MO

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Surrounded by members of the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce, Missouri State Representative candidates, and Easterseals Midwest representatives, Tracy Taylor, Autism Director for Joplin and Southeast Kansas, Easterseals Midwest, cuts the ribbon to celebrate the opening of the organization's new ABA

The investigation comes after the board approved a new contract for Police Chief Robert Tracy paying $295,000 a year, up from $183,000 during a closed meeting.

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Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway assigns outside counsel to investigate possible Sunshine Law violations following the police board’s approval of Chief Robert Tracy’s contract extension and salary increase. ST. LOUIS, MO – October 27, 2026 (STL.News) KC Firm – Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has assigned a Kansas City law firm to investigate the St. […] This News KC Firm to Investigate St. Louis Police Board appeared first on STL.News.

Mayor Cara Spencer says the department has leaders ready if Chief Robert Tracy leaves. A judge takes up the city's state takeover lawsuit Monday.

Gov. Mike Kehoe voiced concerns about transparency and accountability issues after recent closed-to-the-public meetings led to a $112,000 pay increase.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway is investigating the St. Louis Board of Police Commissioners after a request from Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe related to the board’s recent contract extension for St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy. … Continue reading →

The governor voiced concerns about transparency and accountability issues after recent meetings that led to a $112,000 raise for Chief Robert Tracy.

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe criticized the recent contract extension for St. Louis Police Chief Robert Tracy and says his state-appointed board may have acted on “bad advice.”