Belton Community Projects, Inc.
P.O. Box 424 * Belton, MO 64012
Phone: 816/322-0018
(Maintain building & meet quarterly at 512 Main)
www.Belton.org/Community/BCPI/index.htm
Email: bcpi@kc.rr.com
Click below for
BCPI event booth
applications and information!
http://www.belton.org/Community/BCPI/community_day.htm
PRODUCTS/SERVICES
Belton Community Projects, Inc. (BCPI) is a non-profit civic group made up representatives of civic, social and fraternal organizations, and anyone else with an overwhelming desire to help with community functions in the City of Belton, MO.
The mission of BCPI is to act as a central point for all of these groups to come together, present ideas, and conduct large scale projects intended to make the City of Belton, Missouri a better place to live.
BCPI has also taken on the responsibility of preserving and maintaining the Old City Hall building located at 512 Main Street in Belton.
This is George Elkins with the Easter Bunny. He and his lovely wife Peg
give so much for our community - Thanks Bunches!
JJ Mosby - President
Peg Elkins - Vice President
322-0018
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Coordinate Belton's Annual Community Days Event & Parade |
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Coordinate Ethnic/Heritage Festival |
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Maintain Old City Hall Building |
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Coordinate Veteran's Day Parade |
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Farmer's Market |
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Coordinate Mayor's Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony |
Pictures
from Belton's Annual
Community Days held at Markey Park.
Event parades are on Main Street.
Pictures Courtesy of April's Office Works
HISTORY
Originally this building served as a city auditorium and a place to play basketball. At one time it was a movie house, served as the first home for the internationally known Grace Company, Manufacturer of children's clothing. It was a library, housed city hall offices, the police department and fire department headquarters.
In addition to the museum, the Chamber of Commerce and Belton Economic Development offices are housed in this building, as well as quarterly BCPI meetings.
Our beloved building turned 100 years old in 2006.
This group meets in the Historic Old City Hall building every other month.
