City records reviewed by Save KVEC show the Fire Chief personally presenting KVEC's budget to the City Council and conducting background checks for KVEC members — raising the question of who is actually exercising overs…
Read moreCity council records confirm the City of Keokuk paid at least $3,716.89 for boat parts, labor and shipping connected to KVEC between November 2024 and November 2025 — while the full scope of KVEC's boat fleet, and who l…
Read moreCity records and firsthand information reviewed by Save KVEC indicate that at least one retired Keokuk Fire Department vehicle was repurposed for use by the Keokuk Volunteer Emergency Corps, and that additional City veh…
Read moreA former KVEC Captain is alleging that a Chief election was overturned outside the process laid out in the organization's own bylaws — and a public statement from the man who says he won that election lines up with his …
Read moreThe City of Keokuk’s own financial records show that at least $63,095 was budgeted for the Keokuk Volunteer Emergency Corps between fiscal year 2017–2018 and fiscal year 2023–2024. That total does not include the value…
Read moreThis is no longer just about one volunteer organization. It is about whether Keokuk citizens can trust the people responsible for our public money, public property and public services to tell the truth, keep accurate…
Read morePublished financial records from the City of Keokuk directly contradict former Mayor Kathie Mahoney’s claim that the City was not affiliated with the Keokuk Volunteer Emergency Corps and therefore had no authority or re…
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