City of Mission, Kansas
Stephanie Boyce currently serves as the Director of Public Works for the City of Mission, Kansas, since January 2024. Previously, Stephanie held the position of Deputy Director of Public Works at the City of Raytown, Missouri, where responsibilities included planning and managing operations across various divisions of the Public Works Department. Prior roles encompass Right-of-Way Manager for the City of Independence, Missouri, where management of right-of-way activities and city-owned property was paramount, and Senior Management Analyst, Management Analyst, and Engineering Tech I/III for the City of Lemon Grove, focusing on project management and coordination of engineering activities. Stephanie's early career included roles in accounting at Christian Sports Productions and Commercial Press & Design Inc., starting as an Accounting Manager at Blue Bear Computer Services. Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies from San Diego State University, earned between 1994 and 2005.
City of Mission, Kansas
At first glance, Mission is a charming small town, providing easy access to Kansas City and its suburbs. But take a closer look, and you’ll see Mission is so much more. Mission is truly a Community for All Ages that, by design, attracts people regardless of whether they’re starting a career or winding it down, raising a family or emptying their nest. Valuing inclusivity and diversity, we welcome all people. We celebrate the connectivity that comes with knowing your neighbors, your local leaders and the people with whom you do business. Supportive and safe, Mission is a walkable city with an eclectic mix of local merchants, convenient recreation facilities, neighborhood parks, bike paths and trails. Mission is where the heart of Johnson County intersects with the cool of Kansas City. More small town than suburb, we’re proud without being pretentious, progressive yet rooted in our history, growing but steadfast in our commitment to evolve in ways that are best for our people and our environment. Incorporated as a city in 1951, and true to our mid-century roots, we’re a no-frills, form-follows-function community, blending traditional values with the avant-garde and bringing together a multitude of people and perspectives to shape the future. We don’t like to brag, but if you ask, we’ll happily let you in on our secret: Mission has something for everyone.