Projects and Events Continue in 2022 for Hollister

Friday, June 3, 2022 at 12:00 AM

By Scott McCaulley @smcckc

The City of Hollister continues to see projects move forward and other events taking place in 2022.

Mayor Lamar Patton, who was appointed to take over for longtime Mayor David Tate when he stepped down due to health issues last fall, says during an interview on KRZK's "Ozarks Now" that he has been able to work with City Staff to keep things moving forward. Patton, who was elected to a full two-year term as Mayor in April, talked about progress at the future Water Park on Birch Road and the expansion of that roadway around that and other developments in that area.

City Administrator Rick Ziegenfuss was also a part of the interview and talked about activities on Downing Street and the upcoming 4th of July Fireworks celebration.

The complete interview from "Ozarks Now" can be heard below:

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