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Platte County Announces Launch of New Online Software Program

Platte County, MO 02.03.25– Platte County is excited to announce the launch of a new software program designed to streamline government operations and improve online access for citizens to services and information.    

This web-based system allows citizens the ability to access government services online.  Citizens can now apply for a building permit, submit and track your development application, request tow and liquor licenses, request a building inspection, pay fees, download documents, apply for a job, and submit a senior citizen’s real property tax freeze application online.  Additional online services like park reservations and driveway permits will be activated soon.  

To access the online services, simply go to the County webpage (www.co.platte.mo.us) and create an account. After creating your account, sign in and go to “My Profile” to access your online services portal.

“One nice feature of the system is that it allows people that apply online to track the status of their application as it moves through the review and approval process.  For example, our building inspectors will now be able to enter the results of an inspection on their phone in the field, and the results will automatically upload to the portal and be emailed to the applicant,” said Daniel Erickson, Facilities, Parks and Planning & Zoning Director.

“This is a major step in our commitment to innovation in local governance,” said Scott Fricker, Platte County Presiding Commissioner. “We are excited about the positive impact it will have on both the administration and the citizens of Platte County.”

“One thing we learned during the covid pandemic is that our online government services were not where they should be.  Folks should be able to access government services from their computers or their phones.   This software is a huge step in achieving that goal,” said Joe Vanover, Second District Commissioner.

“Not everyone can come to Platte City during regular business hours to conduct their county business.  I’m excited to see this new system roll out as I start my term as the First District Commissioner.   I look forward to hearing your feedback and ways to make the system better over time,” said Allyson Berberich, First District Commissioner. 

For more information on the online system or to inquire about its features, please visit www.co.platte.mo.us or contact 816-858-3368.

About Platte County: Platte County is committed to enhancing the quality of life for its residents through efficient, effective, and innovative public services. The county strives to meet the needs of its diverse population by embracing technology, fostering economic development, and ensuring governmental transparency.

Media Contact:
Daniel Erickson
Director
816-858-3368
[email protected]
www.co.platte.mo.us