This honor recognizes Missouri communities that demonstrate their commitment to enhancing public safety, investing in and supporting law enforcement, and building partnerships between law enforcement and our community.

Widely known for its four key stones of “Faith, Family, Flag, and Fun,” the city is taking things to the next level by aiming for a Guinness World Record.

Because pool water typically does not enter the sewer system, qualifying customers may receive an adjustment equal to the volume of water used to fill their pool.

It was noted that the city’s new financial software will allow for even more precise tracking in the future by distinguishing between the month a business collected a tax and the date the business actually pays the proceeds to the city.

The Parks and Recreation Department will incorporate TRAQ principles into routine inspections, staff training and long-term planning efforts, further supporting safe, resilient and well-maintained public spaces throughout the community.

Applicants should have an understanding of marketing, tourism, finance or related fields, along with a strong interest in supporting the Branson community.

BRANSONMO.GOV The City of Branson is taking another step forward in strengthening its infrastructure and improving customer service with the launch of a system-wide water meter upgrade program that began on April 13. This initiative will replace existing water meters with a modern Advanced Metering Infrastructure system, positioning Branson to deliver more accurate, efficient and responsive water service to residents and businesses. The new system, provided by Sensus, a produ

Bransonmo.gov The City of Branson is seeking applicants with a desire to serve and to take an active role in shaping the community’s future by applying for open positions on several of its boards and committees. Applications opened March 20, 2026, and are available online at bransonmo.gov under the “Boards & Committees” section, or in person at the City Clerk’s office located at 110 W. Maddux Street. Currently, the city is accepting applications for vacancies for the follow

Residents, business owners and members of the media are encouraged to attend in person.

This is a service the city offers at no cost to help residents properly dispose of large, unwanted items that are not typically picked up by trash haulers

The training strengthens proactive risk management efforts while supporting the long-term health and sustainability of the community’s urban forest.

The inn's residents and others had been raising alarms about the living conditions inside the inn. They described the place as “horrid,” filled with serious bed bug and cockroach infestations.

One major area of focus is a rebuild of the City’s permitting processes. These improvements are designed to streamline applications, reduce confusion and make it easier for users to track permits from start to finish, whether they’re homeowners, contractors, or developers.

Great American Media is partnering with the City of Branson and Silver Dollar City to produce a new, original Christmas movie. "An Ozark Mountain Christmas" will debut as part of the Great American Christmas 2026 on Great American Family TV, Great American Pure Flix and GFAM+. Produced by Nicely Entertainment, the holiday movie will star Brianna Cohen and Jonathan Stoddard. Auditions have already begun locally for additional featured parts and extras in the film. The made

Cushman argued that when the City abandoned plans to build a water tower in July 2022, it effectively destroyed the potential to develop its land for commercial use.

The goal is for the city of Branson to gain greater flexibility in governing itself.

Every child aged 12 and under will receive a special gift from Santa. Pre-registration is required.

The initial rate proposal includes a 20% increase in water rates and a 15% increase in sewer rates for “residential” customers, and a 20% increase in water rates and a 15% increase in sewer rates for “commercial” customers.

At its September 23, 2025, meeting, the Branson Board of Aldermen gave its approval to the second reading of Bill No. 6592, continuing...

The Neighborhood Revitalization Program reflects the City’s long-term vision to strengthen and upgrade Branson’s residential areas.