Lake Ozark thanks K.C. Cloke

Public Works Employees Recognized: At Tuesday night's Board of Aldermen meeting, two employees from Lake Ozark Public Works were recognized for their ongoing commitment to professional education and commitment. Dillan Pritchett, a member of the Transportation Department, recently attended the North American Snow Conference hosted by the American Public Works Association in Kansas City. At the conference, Dillan was exposed to various methods used in snow and ice treatment and a variety of other public works applications. Travis Shockley, the foreman for the Transportation Department, completed an extended leadership and management training provided through State Fair Community College. This six-week course provided learners the skills needed to transition to supervisory roles, including conflict resolution, communication skills, and developing individual management styles. Congratulations to both of these hard workers for taking steps to grow themselves!

Posted on March 10, 2021, Edited March 10, 2021 by dan

It was a bittersweet moment for the City of Lake Ozark at its March 9 Board of Aldermen meeting when they bid farewell to Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director K.C. Cloke.

Cloke will soon become the Camdenton Chamber executive director after serving the lake community for five years.

Mayor Gerry Murawski presented her with a Certificate of Appreciation that lauded her for her service to the community and the City of Lake Ozark. “We wish her well,” Murawski said. “K.C. has done an incredible job and I can’t think we’ve ever had as good a relationship between the city and the chamber.”

Cloke said she will miss the relationship she’s had with the city and is confident the partnership will continue in her absence.