
The Missouri Dam and Reservoir Safety Council is responsible for administering Missouri Revised Statute sections 236.400 to 236.500. The council adopts and amends technological guidelines, standard guidelines, rules and regulations applicable to permits related to dam and reservoir safety. This includes the design, construction, maintenance, operation, alteration, repair, enlargement, reduction, removal or natural physical changes that may occur to a dam or reservoir. The council makes decisions on appeals from enforcement orders and permit conditions. When necessary, the council also begins legal actions to ensure compliance with Dam and Reservoir Safety laws and rules. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources' Dam and Reservoir Safety Program assists the council in its duties.
Council Meetings
The council meets at least four times a year. Agenda items vary, but they typically include public hearings, actions on rules, requests for variances or work related to compliance issues. The public is welcome to attend these meetings, which may be in person, by conference call or through Webex. The department cannot guarantee the quality of the Webex or conference call options. The department attempts to correct any technical difficulties as they arise, but the meeting will not be subject to change or repeat due to any technical difficulties.
If you would like to address the council on any agenda item, you will need to notify the department before the meeting. You can do this by emailing the council secretary at christina.cresswell@dnr.mo.gov if attending by Webex or conference call. If attending in person, you can complete a Speaker Request form that will be available at the registration table at the meeting.
Upcoming Meetings
Meeting Video Attendance Available! |
Webex
Statewide, Missouri |
Agenda
More Info: Join the March 12 meeting using Webex |
Past Meetings
Meeting Missouri Geological Survey Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Meeting Litton Ag-Science Center Chillicothe, Missouri |
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Meeting Webex Statewide, Missouri |
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Meeting Missouri Geological Survey-Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Meeting Missouri Geological Survey-Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Meeting Missouri Geological Survey-Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Meeting Missouri Geological Survey - Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Meeting Missouri Geological Survey - Annex Building Rolla, Missouri |
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Members
Kyle Drury, PE
Chair Representing: Industry, Earthmoving Contractors Party Affiliation: Republican |
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Kim Dickerson
Vice-Chair Representing: Industry Party Affiliation: Republican |
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Dan Buxton, PE
Member Representing: Professional Engineer, General Public Party Affiliation: Democrat |
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Jeffrey D. Cawlfield, PE
Member Representing: Engineering Geologist Party Affiliation: Democrat |
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Eric Dove, PE
Member Representing: General Public Party Affiliation: Republican |
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Vacant
Member Representing: Owner of a dam or reservoir |
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Vacant
Member Representing: Professional Engineer |
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Ryan Stack, PE, Dam and Reservoir Safety Program Director
MoDNR Staff Contact |
Missouri Department of Natural Resources PO Box 250 Rolla, MO 65402 |
573-368-2175 |
Cara Blevins
MoDNR Staff Assistant Contact |
Missouri Department of Natural Resources PO Box 250 Rolla, MO 65402 |
573-368-2175 cara.blevins@dnr.mo.gov |
Council Structure
The Missouri Dam and Reservoir Safety Council is made up of seven members, all of which are appointed by the governor and confirmed by the Senate. All members must have a background of academic training or professional experience directly related to the design of dams and reservoirs.
- At least two members must be professional engineers registered in the state of Missouri, one of which represents the general public
- At least one member must be an engineering geologist
- At least one member, in addition to the professional engineer, must represent the general public
- Two members must represent industry, one of whom must be earthmoving contractors
- One member shall be the owner of a dam or reservoir
- Of the seven members, three must be from each of the three U.S. congressional districts in Missouri with the highest number of dams
- No more than four members may be from the same political party
Council members serve two-year terms. If you are interested in serving on this council, a current Application for Gubernatorial Appointment is required for consideration. You can apply online on the Missouri Boards and Commissions website.
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Rolla, MO 65402-0250
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