In a recent briefing, Laura Engemann highlighted key events and initiatives for the week of September 23rd in Lee's Summit. The city council will hold its regular session on Tuesday at 6 PM in the council chambers, with meetings open to the public and available for live streaming on the city's YouTube channel. For those unable to attend, recordings can be accessed on demand or through the council debrief newsletter, which summarizes key agenda items.

The much-anticipated Oktoberfest festival is set to take place from September 27th to 29th in Downtown Lee's Summit. Celebrating over 30 years, this family-friendly event will feature two stages of live entertainment, traditional German cuisine, dancing, a carnival, children's activities, and craft booths.

Additionally, the city has partnered with the Community Blood Center to host a blood drive on October 7th from 10 AM to 4 PM at the city's maintenance facility. Donors will have a chance to win two Kansas City Chiefs tickets along with a parking pass.

Lastly, residents are encouraged to join the \"Make A Difference\" stream team on October 12th to help clean local streams by removing litter and debris. Supplies will be provided, and community service hours are available for students and scouts. For more information on these events and initiatives, residents can visit the city’s website.