Centennial Park

What’s new in Centennial Park??? Come see it to believe it!

A newly expanded Atwood’s with more than 100,000 square feet of farm & home products, Oceans Adventures indoor playground, state of the art laudromat, Miner’s Liquer, State Farm Insurance, 66 Sports Bar & Restaurant, Alice CBD, AND COMING SOON IN 2021…

SLEEP INN!!!!! along with a few other exciting projects exclusive to the Webb City community!

Webb City Municipal Codes

Webb City, Missouri is a gem of the Ozarks. The city defies national trends in that it continues to grow and prosper. Webb City’s business friendly climate has resulted in new businesses being established throughout the entire community.

New home growth and an expanding school system demonstrate the confidence in the city. Rapid population growth, an outstanding school system and citizens full of civic pride makes Webb City a prime destination for those who to establish a new enterprise in a city of outstanding potential. Taxes are extremely low to encourage entrepreneurs to make Webb City their business home. Manufacturers will enjoy the advantages of a dynamic enterprise zone with a qualified workforce as well as many State incentives for providing jobs and investment.

In addition to the heavily traveled Madison Avenue business district, the city has a highly unique downtown area. In July of 2014, the Downtown Webb City Historic District was placed in the National Register of Historic Places. Due to this designation and the newly establishment of the city-owned Centennial Park, investors are bringing their restaurants and small businesses to the downtown area. The Nationally recognized Downtown Webb City Historic District along with available property within Centennial Park, slated for retail development, will allow the city to offer incentives to those who wish to be a part of or near a nationally listed historic district.

Since the D.R.E.A.M. city designation by the State of Missouri in 2008, the City of Webb City’s economic and community development efforts have been increased considerably. D.R.E.A.M. stands for Downtown Revitalization and Economic Assistance for Missouri, an initiative based on the collaboration of three Missouri State agencies: The Missouri Department of Economic Development, Development Finance Board and Housing Development Commission. Only ten cities in Missouri receive this designation each year.

The Route 66 Welcome Center, located at the corner of Webb and Broadway streets, houses the Chamber of Commerce and the city’s Economic and Community Development offices. These two entities work hand in hand to assist business owners and those who wish to establish businesses in Webb City, the city and the chamber are ready to assist whether it is a small venture or large manufacturer. The tourism created by Route 66 and the city’s emphasis on that tourism allow business owners to cater to both the tourism patron as well as a local customer base.

Webb City is ideally located for those with transportation needs. More than 300 acres of prime commercial real estate is available for retail and commercial development along U.S. Highway 171. The Highway 249 bypass interchange empties on to the eastern boundary of the city. Immediately to the west sits the Joplin Regional Airport. Interstate 44 giving Webb City manufacturers or entrepreneurs easy transportation access in all directions provides East/West highway access by air, rail and road. Webb City boasts a well-trained workforce with a solid work ethic that has been praised by those who have invested in the city. Reasonable utility rates are a plus, as well, for large and small operations.

The city points with pride to existing successful businesses such as Cardinal-Detecto Scale Manufacturing Company. A local startup company, it is a world leader in the manufacturing of small as well as the largest industrial scales with sales to more than 225 countries.

Webb City today is a thriving community that continues to embrace its rich heritage while embracing the endless possibilities of the future. The city’s long history and commitment to economic growth makes Webb City an ideal location to live, work, stay and play!

Webb City Spaces for Rent

The Mining Days Community Building - Located in King Jack Park is ideal for larger gatherings with seating for over 100 diners. The newly constructed facility boasts a commercial kitchen, a meeting area of 2,400 square feet, and expansive views of the park. For reservation and fee information check out the resources page on this website for an application, or contact 673-4651.

The Amphitheater - Located adjacent to the Mining Days Community Building and features a covered raised stage. Seating for 350 can be expanded to 650 by using the lawns. For reservation and fee information, contact 673-4651.

Route 66 Events Center, 21 S Webb, can seat up to 150 diners and 300 theater style. For reservation and fee information check out the resources page on this website for an application contact 673-4651.

Webb City Senior Center - 210 Pennsylvania Ave., can seat up to 125 persons in its newly remodeled dining room. For rental costs and more information, contact 673-1876.

Granny Shaffer’s Restaurant – at 2728 N. Range Line, has three rooms available for private use. The Route 66 room seats up to 20 people. Granny’s Parlor seats up to 45. The Trolley Room seats up to 125. There is no room rental charge for the rooms if meals are ordered through the restaurant. For information, contact Mike Wiggins at 659-9393.

The Continental Banquet Center – Located just east of Granny Shaffer’s and can seat 175 diners. The space is suitable for receptions of up to 225. The center has a dance floor available and is licensed to serve liquor. An outdoor wedding venue is also available. There is no charge to use of the facility if catering is ordered through Continental Catering. For
information, contact Mike Wiggins at 659-9393.