City of Willard Government
The City of Willard, MO was incorporated as a 4th class city in 1949 and as permitted by Missouri State Statutes has the Mayor/Board of Aldermen form of government. Currently, the City is comprised of three (3) geographically divided wards which have two (2) aldermen representing each ward. Ward 1 is located on the north side of the City with its northernmost boundary abutting Farm Road 64 and extending southerly to US Highway 160; Ward 2 extends southerly from US Highway 160 to Herbert; and, Ward 3 starts in the north at Kime then south to Herbert and as far east as Farm Road 113. Please refer to the attached map of representing the City wards.
The City has had a relatively steady growth in population over the past decades with a 1990 population of 2,177 which increased by 2000 to 3,193. The 2010 population of the City totaled 5,288 which represents an increase of 65.6 percent over 2000.
The City has had a relatively steady growth in population over the past decades with a 1990 population of 2,177 which increased by 2000 to 3,193. The 2010 population of the City totaled 5,288 which represents an increase of 65.6 percent over 2000.
