Latest Election Results November 4, 2014 (Unofficial)

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  Absentee Madsn. Benton Box 1 Box 2 Cedar Spgs Jeffsn. N. Linn S. Linn Wash. Totals
State Auditor                      
Tom Schweich - Rep 171 141 159 498 514 112 155 264 489 175 2678
Sean O'Toole - Lib 25 26 25 43 59 12 29 48 68 39 374
Rodney Farthing - Cst 11 11 7 18 21 4 10 16 25 19 142
  207 178 191 559 594 128 194 328 582 233 3194
U.S. Representative District 4                      
Nate Irvin - Dem 49 42 41 89 94 14 33 61 106 44 573
Vicky Hartzler - Rep 167 137 156 483 520 106 158 267 485 191 2670
Herschel L. Young - Lib 12 11 13 14 21 8 10 20 26 12 147
Write In       Gregory A. Cowan 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 5
  228 190 210 586 635 128 204 348 619 247 3395
State Senator District 28                      
Mike Parson - Rep 197 160 180 530 571 114 168 308 534 206 2968
  197 160 180 530 571 114 168 308 534 206 2968
State Representative District 125                      
Warren D. Love - Rep 63 0 0 517 550 112 0 0 0 60 1302
  63 0 0 517 550 112 0 0 0 60 1302
State Representative District 127                      
Mike Kelley - Rep 22 70 61 0 0 0 0 0 149 0 302
  22 70 61 0 0 0 0 0 149 0 302
State Representative District 128                      
Sue Entlicher - Rep 110 86 117 0 0 0 165 302 382 141 1303
  110 86 117 0 0 0 165 302 382 141 1303
Associate Circuit Judge                      
Tom Pyle - Rep 200 156 174 512 547 108 161 292 534 196 2880
  200 156 174 512 547 108 161 292 534 196 2880
Presiding County Commissioner                      
Michael Cheek - Dem 44 55 49 109 127 25 66 80 144 62 761
Marlon Collins - Rep 183 139 159 462 495 101 140 275 493 185 2632
  227 194 208 571 622 126 206 355 637 247 3393
County Clerk                      
Peggy Kenney - Rep 212 164 177 509 553 115 172 302 553 211 2968
  212 164 177 509 553 115 172 302 553 211 2968
Circuit Clerk                      
Melinda Gumm - Rep 211 164 179 521 565 115 173 301 545 211 2985
  211 164 179 521 565 115 173 301 545 211 2985
Recorder of Deeds                      
Carole Wilkerson - Rep 208 164 174 516 563 114 169 304 539 210 2961
  208 164 174 516 563 114 169 304 539 210 2961
County Treasurer                      
Ronnie Miller - Rep 207 161 178 515 566 112 173 303 544 207 2966
  207 161 178 515 566 112 173 303 544 207 2966
Prosecuting Attorney                      
Ty Gaither - Rep 198 157 174 500 541 111 159 298 535 199 2872
  198 157 174 500 541 111 159 298 535 199 2872
Collector of Revenue                      
Joan Haines - Rep 210 163 186 520 565 114 174 308 546 212 2998
  210 163 186 520 565 114 174 308 546 212 2998
Missouri Supreme Court Judge                      
Laura Denvir Stith                      
Yes 111 112 96 313 350 71 112 212 374 128 1879
No 79 59 78 197 191 44 71 105 174 68 1066
  190 171 174 510 541 115 183 317 548 196 2945
Mo. Supreme Court Judge                      
Paul Campbell Wilson                      
Yes 108 110 94 310 361 69 107 213 373 130 1875
No 80 61 78 191 177 45 76 101 173 67 1049
  188 171 172 501 538 114 183 314 546 197 2924
Mo. Court of Appeals Judges, So.                      
Mary W. Sheffield                      
Yes 108 110 99 308 349 71 110 210 377 127 1869
No 83 56 74 194 186 43 67 103 160 68 1034
  191 166 173 502 535 114 177 313 537 195 2903
Mo. Court of Appeals Judges, So.                      
Nancy Steffen Rahmeyer                      
Yes 109 103 98 303 344 67 109 210 369 127 1839
No 78 61 75 200 186 43 69 102 164 69 1047
  187 164 173 503 530 110 178 312 533 196 2886
Constitutional Amendment No.2                      
Yes 169 148 146 413 471 84 149 272 481 163 2496
No 50 46 51 163 144 43 53 75 141 81 847
  219 194 197 576 615 127 202 347 622 244 3343
Constitutional Amendment No.3                      
Yes 72 53 39 101 109 32 45 77 170 65 763
No 154 145 168 489 535 98 162 278 463 181 2673
  226 198 207 590 644 130 207 355 633 246 3436
Constitutional Amendment No.6                      
Yes 76 54 43 139 154 27 51 87 152 55 838
No 143 140 159 436 447 102 151 253 458 186 2475
  219 194 202 575 601 129 202 340 610 241 3313
Constitutional Amendment No.10                      
Yes 128 126 132 355 385 82 115 194 384 140 2041
No 91 68 73 217 229 46 88 148 226 100 1286
  219 194 205 572 614 128 203 342 610 240 3327

Tips for Using the 9-1-1 Service

Tips for Using the 9-1-1 Service

Why was 9-1-1 created?

9-1-1 was created to save time by using three numbers easily remembered to assist in the event of the need of emergency help. The Sheriffs Office does have a non-emergency number you can use for non-emergency situations.

9-1-1 is a critical telephone number. By calling 9-1-1 without having an emergency situation, you are tying up a phone line that could easily delay someone else receiving the assistance they need.

So when should I use 9-1-1?

Using 9-1-1 is a matter of common sense, really. By quick thinking you may save your life or the life of another. If someone is breaking into your home, there is a fire, someone is seriously ill or injured, then the decision is an easy one to make and clear. If there is a domestic crisis, you witness a crime in progress, or are at the scene of an accident, again it becomes clear that these are emergency situations.

What 9-1-1 is not to be utilized for:

9-1-1 should not be utilized for general comments or questions. There should always be an EMERGENCY situation if you dial 9-1-1.

If you have a non-emergency situation or general questions, you
should call:
Cedar County Sheriffs Office: 417-276-5133

Civil Process Fees

CIVIL PROCESS FEES

 

CIVIL COST

                                                 FEE’s                   D.S.S.S.F           TOTAL

  • SUMMONS                            $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • GARNISHMENTS                  $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE  $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • CIVIL CONTEMPT                 $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • CIVIL SUBPEONA                 $10.00        +       $10.00        =       $20.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • WRIT OF EXECUTIONS       $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service  

 

  • EX PARTE ORDER OF PROTECTION   **NO CHARGE
  • FULL ORDER OF PROTECTION            **NO CHARGE
  • CHILD ORDER OF PROTECTION          **NO CHARGE

*MILEAGE FEE - Current IRS Mileage Rate of $.56 per mile to and from the Cedar County Sheriff's Office.  This fee is added at time of service to each of the total fees listed above.  Please contact the Cedar County Sheriff's Office if you need further information.

 

CRIMINAL COST

 

  • CRIMINAL SUMMONS         $20.00        +       $10.00        =       $30.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service
  • CRIMINAL SUBPOENA        $10.00        +       $10.00        =       $20.00 *Plus Mileage Fee added at time of service

 

  • WARRANTS       **NO CHARGE (DEPUTY MUST SIGN OFF ON WARRANTS)

*MILEAGE FEE - Current IRS Mileage Rate of $.56 per mile to and from the Cedar County Sheriff's Office.  This fee is added at time of service to each of the total fees listed above.  Please contact the Cedar County Sheriff's Office if you need further information.

 

  • FLAT FEE FOR PAPER SERVICE TO WITHIN ELDORADO SPRINGS CITY LIMITS  $28.00 + $30.00 = $58.00
  • FLAT FEE FOR PAPER SERVICE WITHIN STOCKTON               $1.00  + $30.00 = $31.00 

 

 

Detention / Jail Visitation Rules

DETENTION / JAIL VISITATION RULES

The Cedar County Law Enforcement Center is home to both the Sheriff's Office and the Detention Center.  The Detention Center houses approximately 60 inmates at a time, including inmates from Cedar County as well as several other counties. 

Specific rules apply to anyone detained or visiting.  Visitation is now available through video only that can be accessed from any smart phone, laptop, or computer with a camera.  They also may receive text messages through the City Tele Coin app or website.  You may come to the center and visit via our courtesy lobby kiosk as applies to the following rules. 

1. Visitation hours are normal business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m..

2. Lobby visits are to be scheduled prior to visit by the inmate.

3. Inmates are allowed only one (1) courtesy visit every seven (7) days.

4. All visitors MUST have valid I.D., children MUST have adult supervision.

5. No person is permited to visit if previously detained within the past six (6) months.

6. Each lobby visit is limited to thirteen (13) minutes.

Items for Inmates

  • Phone, video, and text time may be purchased by the detainee through in house commissary or at https://www.citytelecoin.com/.
  • Inmates may be brought Bibles.
  • Any money left for inmates to be placed on their account is subject to fee’s being forfeited towards their housing bill.

Cedar County Jail is a TOBACCO FREE facility. Absolutely NO chewing tobacco, cigarettes, rolling papers, loose leaf tobacco of any kind is allowed.

 

CONTRABAND

Delivery or concealment on premises of narcotics and liquor or prohibited articles, will be a violation and visitations will be denied as well as any personal items.

221.111 No person shall knowingly deliver, attempt to deliver, have in such person’s possession, deposit or conceal in or about the premises of any county or private jail’ or other county correctional facility:

(1)  Any controlled substances as that term is defined by law, except upon the written    

       Prescription of a licensed physician, dentist, or veterinaries;

(2)  Any other alkaloid of any kind or any spirituous or malt liquor;

(3)  Any article or item of personal property which a prisoner is prohibited by; law or rule          

      made pursuant to section 221.060 from receiving or possessing, except as herein   

      provided;

(4)  Any gun, knife, weapon, or other article or item of personal property that may be     

      used in such manner as to endanger the safety of security of the institution or as to

      endanger the, life or limb of any prisoner or employee thereof.

 

The chief operating officer of a county jail or other county correctional facility or the administrator of a private jail, may deny visitation privileges to or refer to the county prosecuting attorney for prosecution of any person who knowingly delivers, attempts to deliver, has in such person’s possession, deposits or conceals n or about the premises of such jail or facility any personal item of personal items allowed in the jail or facility, shall be prominently posted f\or viewing both inside or outside such jail or facility in an area accessible to any visitor and shall be made available to any person requesting such rule or regulation.  Violation of this subsection shall be an infraction if not covered by other statutes

 

FAILURE TO COMPLY WILL RESULT IN A CHARGE AND YOU WILL BE PROSECUTED.

 

 

LAST UPDATE: 2018.10.19

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