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Updated March 22, 2023
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Pot tax also on the ballot for Miller County
MILLER COUNTY – Along with choosing local leaders, taxes are also on the Miller County ballot including a pot tax.
Miller County will be asking voters to approve a tax on the sale of recreational pot. The question before voters is:
“Shall Miller County, Missouri impose a countywide sales tax of three percent (3%) on all tangible, personal property retail sales of adult use marijuana sold in Miller County, Missouri?”
The names of the candidates below are listed as they will appear on the ballot.
Miller County Health Center
The Miller County Health Center is looking for three names from five on the ballot for Trustee.
St. Elizabeth R-IV School District
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No injuries in fire
LAKE OZARK – After an investigation by the Missouri Fire Marshall’s Office, the cause of a structure fire last week is undetermined.
At 7:44 a.m. on Tuesday March 14, the Lake Ozark Fire Protection District (LOFPD) was dispatched to the area of Highway V in Miller County for a reported commercial structure fire.
Firefighters were on scene nine minutes later and found a 20 by 40 metal building burning with significant fire and smoke showing.
Crews made a large volume attack with the deck gun and a 2.5 inch attack line and were able to bring the fire under control within thirty minutes.
There was one patient at the scene that was treated and refused further care.
There were no injuries to any firefighters or additional civilians.
The LOFPD was assisted by the Osage Beach Fire Protection District, the Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District, The Rocky Mount Fire Protection District, the Mid-County Fire Protection District and the City of Eldon Fire Department.
The cause of the fire was undetermined after an investigation by the State of Missouri Fire Marshal’s Office.
Ambulance district discusses Montreal station
CAMDEN COUNTY – A discussion was held last week at the Camden County Ambulance District (CCAD) monthly meeting on what to do with the Montreal station.
Currently that station is manned only part-time and what to do about it was addressed by the ambulance board.
There are two problems with keeping the station open all the time and they are financial and personnel.
The district owns all the stations and the ambulances but contracts out to Mercy for personnel and dispatching.
A representative from Mercy explained that even though they are a large organization, they are having problem finding personnel.
Even though they can offer decent pay and maybe even a sign-on bonus, people just don’t want to do the job anymore.
Doctors and nurses that work in hospitals deal with trauma on a regular basis but it’s different than what the ambulance personnel see.
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Search warrant lands two in jail
OSAGE BEACH – Last week the Osage Beach Police Department (OPBPD) released information on a drug bust that occurred on Friday, March 10 that resulted in three arrests.
On Friday March 10, officers from the Mid-Mo Drug Task Force and the Osage Beach Police Department served a search warrant on Cedar Drive in Osage Beach.
Upon searching the residence, officers said they found drugs and paraphernalia.
Items found and seized were 77 Capsules of Fentanyl, 28 Suboxone, 5 Oxycontin, 2 Alprazolam, and 1.5 grams of methamphetamine.
Three subjects were arrested.
Two were taken to the Camden County Jail where they are being held on their respective charges and one was released pending charges.
Anthony Gimello Jr, 30,Click here for rest of the story
Burn barrel blamed in afternoon shop fire
OSAGE BEACH – No one was injured in an afternoon fire last Saturday in Kaiser.
Shortly after 3:00 p.m., crews from the Osage Beach Fire Protection District (OBFPD) were dispatched to a residential structure fire in the area of North Star Circle in Kaiser.
While en route, crews were advised that a second shop building was now on fire and beginning to have an impact on the residence.
Crews arrived on scene and found one shed already on the ground and another actively burning along with a natural cover fire of less than one acre.
Crews quickly placed an attack line in service and made an interior attack on the shop building and managed to quickly knockdown the fire.
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