City of Cape Girardeau

The Utility Billing Office will be closed to the public from Sept. 27 to Oct. 1 and reopen in a new location in front of the Osage Centre with new hours Oct. 4.

Not to be confused with private businesses and other public agencies, but the City will once again require masking in its facilities due to the high rate of local transmission of COVID-19.

"Residents want better, and I don't blame them, I do too,” said Councilman Robbie Guard after this recent presentation on street conditions. The City uses real-time pavement conditions, traffic counts, citizen input, and other data to prioritize street repair funding. While most of the driving surfaces in Cape are in fair or better condition, almost one million square feet are not.