Farmington Government
Farmington’s local government places a strong focus on public participation, efficiency, customer service, and collaboration between the City and the community. The City operates under a clear set of organizational values and behaviors designed to ensure the highest level of service for its residents.
City policy is set by the mayor and eight publicly elected City Council members that represent Farmington’s four Wards. The City Administrator works closely with the City Clerk, City Council, and the City Attorney in carrying out the Council’s policy direction. The government of Farmington is here to serve the community – residents, businesses, children, families, and visitors.
The City Clerk/Collector serves as the point of contact for City Hall, the official custodian of municipal records, executive secretary to the City Council and assists in the collection of various taxes, licenses and fees.
The City Clerk shall be the custodian of records and will be responsible for maintenance and control of all records. The custodian shall provide public access to all public records as soon as possible but no later than the end of the third business day following the date the request is received by the custodian, in accordance with the Missouri Sunshine Law, Chapter 610, Revised Statutes of Missouri. If additional delay is necessary, the custodian shall give an explanation for the delay and the place and the earliest time and date the record will be available for inspection. If a request for access is denied, the custodian shall provide, upon request, a written statement of the grounds for such denial.
To request local records, please complete a
Records Request Form
or contact the Farmington City Clerk at 573-756-1701.
City Administration
The City of Farmington is dedicated to providing the highest achievable standard of public service to all who live, visit, or work in Farmington by ensuring the protection of life and property, providing safe and efficient public infrastructure, promoting cultural and recreational facilities and programs, developing and expanding economic activity, protecting and preserving natural and historical resources, and providing exemplary customer service to those we serve.
Contact Us:
City Administrator
Gregory S. Beavers, MPPA
110 West Columbia Street
Farmington, Missouri 63640
Phone: 573-756-1701 ext. 1102
City Clerk/Collector
Casey Moore
110 West Columbia Street
Farmington, Missouri 63640
573-756-1701 ext. 1100
Information Technology
The mission of the Information Technology Department is to provide reliable short and long range planning for technology which will support the City of Farmington’s vision and mission statement while providing dependable, leading edge, and cost effective technology and technical support.
The Information Technology Department provides office automation and data processing services which increases the effectiveness of all City departments. Software and technical support is provided to evaluate, procure, develop or modify software programs to the specified needs of various operating units; hardware and technical support is provided for City-wide, remote and local area operating platforms; networked automation support is available to all City staff; and centralized computer processing services are provided on all major systems including report generation and distribution, input/output, system backups, and batch data entry services.
The City web site continues to be enhanced, under the guidance of the Information Technology Department and the Web Development Committee, as a tool for residents, employees, business owners and visitors of the City of Farmington. It provides easy access to important City resources and information as well as the ability to transact business remotely through services such as the electronic funds transfer options and the ability to automatically submit forms for various departmental business. The Information Technology Administrator administers all City Social Media sites and ensures that they are up to date and as family friendly as possible.
Social Media Terms of Use
We encourage residents to engage with the City of Farmington using our social media pages. Please review the Social Media Terms of Use before you engage.
Information Technology Administrator
The Information Technology Administrator coordinates the use of information technology across the various departments and agencies of Farmington’s government to ensure that accurate and timely information is provided to citizens, elected officials, management, and staff.
The City of Farmington’s Information Technology Administrator is Dr. Floyd Massey. Massey served in the US Navy for 21 years and retired to Farmington, Mo. in February 2007. During his time in the Navy he directed the establishment of network systems for the Planning and Estimating Department responsible for the repair of submarines and surface ships and the establishment of electronic classrooms for US Navy vocational schools. He received his Bachelors of Science in Business Administration and Information Technology and his Masters of Science in Information Technology through University of Arkansas, Grantham and Doctor of Philosophy in Computer and Information Security and Cyber Forensics through Northcentral University.
Contact Us:
Dr. Floyd E. Massey III, Ph.D.
Information Technology Administrator
City of Farmington
12 South Franklin Street
Farmington, Missouri 63640
Phone: 573-454-2617 Ext. 1501