It shall be the duty of all the officers of the City to report annually to the Board of Aldermen, such reports to embrace a full statement of the receipts and expenditures of their respective offices and such other matters as may be required by the Board of Aldermen by ordinance, resolution or otherwise.
The Mayor or Board of Aldermen shall have power, as often as he/she or they may deem it necessary, to require any officer of the City to exhibit his/her accounts or other papers or records and to make report to the Board of Aldermen, in writing, touching any matter relating to his/her office.
[Ord. No. 424 §1, 10-7-1999]
A. 
Subject to the laws of the State of Missouri, city officials and employees shall be responsible and take direction as follows:
1. 
The City Administrator shall be responsible to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and shall take direction from the Mayor.
2. 
The Assistant City Administrator shall be responsible to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen and shall take direction from the Mayor and City Administrator.
3. 
The City Clerk shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor and City Administrator.
4. 
The Municipal Court Clerk shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Municipal Judge, Prosecuting Attorney and City Administrator.
5. 
The City Treasurer shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor, City Administrator and City Certified Public Accountant.
6. 
The City Attorney shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor and City Administrator.
7. 
The City Finance Director shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor and City Administrator.
8. 
The City Engineer shall be responsible to and shall take direction from the Board of Aldermen, Mayor and City Administrator.
9. 
The Municipal Judge and the Prosecuting Attorney shall be independently responsible for administration of the Municipal Court without direction from any other city official, employee or body.
10. 
Should any of the foregoing city officials or employees receive conflicting directions from the officials to whom they are responsible, they shall be subject to the authority of those officials in the order in which such officials are named above.
11. 
The authority of the Aldermen shall reside in the Board of Aldermen acting as a Board at a lawful meeting and not in individual Aldermen. Individual Aldermen are not authorized to give direction to city officials or employees.
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Cross Reference — As to duties of chief of police, §200.020.