“I understand how important the work of the MML is to every city, town and village in Missouri,” said Mayor Falkner in a news release.
“I am looking forward to working with those who strive to better our State.”
The Missouri Municipal League was organized in 1934, aiming to “develop an agency for the cooperation of Missouri cities, towns and villages and to promote the interest, welfare and closer relations among them in order to improve
municipal government and administration in the state.”
Thus, the League’s basic goal is to strengthen cities through unity and cooperation.
The Missouri Municipal League is an independent, statewide, not-for-profit association governed by a Board of Directors consisting of a president, vice president, active past presidents, twelve elected municipal officials and five appointed municipal officials; with at least one board member from each congressional district. The Board appoints an executive director to manage the affairs of the League.