Park Hills Mayor, Stacey Easter, Becomes Certified Municipal Official

Park Hills, MO - Mayor Stacey Easter has been awarded the Certified Municipal Official designation by the Missouri Municipal League. This prestigious award is given to municipal officials who complete a series of courses on various topics related to municipal government. Mayor Easter completed courses on topics such as the Missouri Sunshine Law, Budget Basics, Local Economic Incentive Tools, FEMA, Ethics, Fundamentals of Municipal Government, Conducting City Business, Heart-Led Resilient Leadership, Creating an Authentic Servant Leadership Culture, and Legacy Leadership.

Out of 219 Certified Municipal Officials in Missouri, there are only three in St. Francois County, and Mayor Easter is one of those three. This achievement demonstrates her commitment to serving the community and her dedication to continuing education.

The Missouri Municipal League is a statewide organization that provides training, resources, and advocacy for municipal officials. The Certified Municipal Official designation is a recognition of the knowledge and skills required to effectively serve in local government.

Mayor Easter expressed her gratitude for the opportunity to complete the courses and earn the designation. "I am honored to receive this recognition from the Missouri Municipal League. The courses were challenging, but I learned a great deal about how to better serve our community. I look forward to applying this knowledge to my work as Mayor."

The City of Park Hills extends heartfelt congratulations to Mayor Easter on this remarkable achievement, celebrating her unwavering commitment to our city's well-being.