The City of Kahoka is the County seat of Clark County, a rural farming community tucked away in the Northeast corner of Missouri. Kahoka is also the home of the Clark County Indians of which we are so proud.
Kahoka has three beautiful parks the City Square, Omakohak Park and the Kahoka Ball Park. Our oldest being the City Square at which many celebrations are held such as Old Settlers Day, Flag Day and Christmas on the Square. Omakohak Park has many fun amenities such as a pool, walking trail, pickle ball courts, basketball court, a small ball field, playground equipment and two pavilions that are available to reserve for reunions or celebrations. The Kahoka Ball Park has two fields for softball and baseball activities often used by summer leagues and the Clark County Indian sports teams. We also have a Farmers Market Pavilion that stays quite active during the summer and fall harvest seasons.
The City of Kahoka provides the following services; water, sewer, and electric, and a bill for weekly trash pickup for Kohlmorgan Hauling. Utility bills are mailed out the last working day of each month with payment being due by the 15th the next month. A 10% late fee penalty will be charged the 16th of every month at 8:00am. If turned off for non-payment, a $30.00 reconnect fee per utility is required to by paid before re-connection can be made.
If you do not receive your bill in a timely manner, you are still responsible for your bill and will be required to pay before the due date to avoid penalty and disconnection.
The City of Kahoka is the County seat of Clark County, a rural farming community tucked away in the Northeast corner of Missouri. Kahoka is also the home of the Clark County Indians of which we are so proud.
Kahoka has three beautiful parks the City Square, Omakohak Park and the Kahoka Ball Park. Our oldest being the City Square at which many celebrations are held such as Old Settlers Day, Flag Day and Christmas on the Square. Omakohak Park has many fun amenities such as a pool, walking trail, pickle ball courts, basketball court, a small ball field, playground equipment and two pavilions that are available to reserve for reunions or celebrations. The Kahoka Ball Park has two fields for softball and baseball activities often used by summer leagues and the Clark County Indian sports teams. We also have a Farmers Market Pavilion that stays quite active during the summer and fall harvest seasons.
The City of Kahoka provides the following services; water, sewer, and electric, and a bill for weekly trash pickup for Kohlmorgan Hauling. Utility bills are mailed out the last working day of each month with payment being due by the 15th the next month. A 10% late fee penalty will be charged the 16th of every month at 8:00am. If turned off for non-payment, a $30.00 reconnect fee per utility is required to by paid before re-connection can be made.
If you do not receive your bill in a timely manner, you are still responsible for your bill and will be required to pay before the due date to avoid penalty and disconnection.
The City of Kahoka is the County seat of Clark County, a rural farming community tucked away in the Northeast corner of Missouri. Kahoka is also the home of the Clark County Indians of which we are so proud.
Kahoka has three beautiful parks the City Square, Omakohak Park and the Kahoka Ball Park. Our oldest being the City Square at which many celebrations are held such as Old Settlers Day, Flag Day and Christmas on the Square. Omakohak Park has many fun amenities such as a pool, walking trail, pickle ball courts, basketball court, a small ball field, playground equipment and two pavilions that are available to reserve for reunions or celebrations. The Kahoka Ball Park has two fields for softball and baseball activities often used by summer leagues and the Clark County Indian sports teams. We also have a Farmers Market Pavilion that stays quite active during the summer and fall harvest seasons.
The City of Kahoka provides the following services; water, sewer, and electric, and a bill for weekly trash pickup for Kohlmorgan Hauling. Utility bills are mailed out the last working day of each month with payment being due by the 15th the next month. A 10% late fee penalty will be charged the 16th of every month at 8:00am. Disconnection of service is the 21st for customers with an unpaid balance on the account. If turned off for non-payment, a $30.00 reconnect fee per utility is required to by paid before re-connection can be made.
If you do not receive your bill in a timely manner, you are still responsible for your bill and will be required to pay before the due date to avoid penalty and disconnection.
