January 27, 2023 Incident Reports

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January 26, 2023 Incident Reports

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January 25, 2023 Incident Reports

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January 24, 2023 Incident Reports

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Raytown Emergency Snow Ordinance Enacted Due to Pending Snow Event

Raytown Emergency Snow Ordinance Enacted Due to Pending Snow Event

In anticipation of the snow event in the forecast, and to allow extra time to take any necessary action, such as moving vehicles, the City of Raytown’s Emergency Snow Ordinance will go into effect at 9:00 p.m., tonight, January 24, 2023 (https://www.raytownpolice.org/snow-ordinance.)

Drivers must remove all vehicles parked on the following designated snow routes:
•Blue Ridge Cutoff.
•Blue Ridge Boulevard.
•Raytown Road.
•Raytown Trafficway.
•Sterling from Blue Ridge Boulevard to north city limit.
•Woodson Road from Blue Ridge Boulevard to 75th Street.
•Westridge.
•53rd Street from Woodson Road to Raytown Road.
•55th Street from west city limit to Raytown Road.
•56th Street from Raytown Road to Blue Ridge Boulevard.
•59th Street.
•63rd Street.
•67th Street.
•67th Terrace from Lane to Raytown Road.
•Gregory Boulevard.
•75th Street from Elm to Westridge.
•79th Street from Raytown Road to west city limit.
•83rd Street.
•87th Street from Raytown Road to west city limit.

The City urges residents to remove all vehicles from all streets throughout the city, if possible. If on-street parking cannot be avoided, please park all vehicles on the South or West side of the road to allow a clear path for emergency vehicles on roadways.

January 23, 2023 Incident Reports

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January 19, 2023 Incident Reports

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Fire Victim Identified

Press Release

Released by: Captain Dyon Harper

Release Date: 01-18-2023

Fire Victim Identified

Raytown, MO – The Raytown Police have identified the male who was killed in the apartment fire on Monday, January 9^th as Nathaniel Swopes, a 69-year-old Raytown resident.

On the afternoon of January 9^th, 2023, Raytown Police responded to an apartment complex in the 6100 block of Raytown Road regarding a structure fire. Fire Department personnel located Mr. Swopes, deceased, in his apartment on floor 2. The Missouri State Fire Marshal assisted with the investigation. The cause of death has not been released; however foul play is not suspected.

Report Number: 23-0085

January 18, 2023 Incident Reports

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