Projects
Flood Defense System
Veenstra & Kimm On-Site Office
110 Howard Street
Clarksville, Mo. 63336
Removable Flood Wall
- American-made
Flood Control America (FCA)
Current Project Phase
- Phase 2-3
- Approx. time (10/31/24 to 4/1/25)
- 1st street, Howard to Virginia Street
- Virginia Street, 1st street to 2nd street
Current Work Week (February 3, 2025)
- Planter box
- Base Rock placement on 1st Street
- Concrete placement on 1st Street
- Possible Storm water on Main Cross
- Storage building area work
2 Week Look Ahead (February 10, 2025)
- Storage building area work
- 1st Street at Lewis Street Intersection
- Pavement work @ 1st Street North of Lewis toward Mississippi Streets
- Main cross possible to start
Contact Us
Shawn Deering—Construction
On-Site Office: (573) 221-2247
Monroe Hopkins—On-Site Inspector
On-Site Office: (309) 786-7590
If you have any questions before, during, or after the construction projects, please do not hesitate to contact us. We understand this project will cause further disruption at an already disrupted time. We greatly appreciate your patience. Thank you.



Before & After Pictures
Simulated Pictures Once the Flood Defense System is Complete












Upcoming Project: Lagoon/Re-Piping Project
The City is planning to change the outfall lacoation for the lagoon from a drainage ditch to the Mississippi River. The outfall is the location where the treated water comes out of the lagoon to the environment. This change is being made to meet compliance requirements for ammonia in the effluent of the lagoon. The project should be complete in 2025 and will use funding from the Missouri Department of Natural Resources in the form of a 50/50 grant/loan totaling approximately $550,000.00 (per Mark, Bross – Klingner & Associates, PC).
Water Project—New Water Tower
April 2021
The current water system construction is a $2 million project to replace the three (3) existing, 60 year old, concrete underground, deteriorated water reservoirs with a 200,000 gallon water tower. The project is being funded by USDA and CDBG and is 70% grant funded and 30% loan funded. To optimize water pressures and to replace old, leaking cast iron water mains, water line working along Kentucky Street and Mississippi Street is required. This project will help modernize the water system, allow better operational control by the water operator and provide reliability of water distribution and storage for the next 30-40 years. Maguire Iron (Sioux Falls, SD) is the water tower contractor. Busy Bee Construction (Lewistown, MO) is the water line contractor. Municipal Electric Company (St. Louis, MO) is the controls contractor. Klingner and Associates, PC (Hannibal, MO) is the engineer.

