Executive Order 1 – Gov. Michael Parson declares a State of Emergency and activates the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan due to forecasted severe winter storm systems and exempts hours of service requirements for vehicles transporting residential heating fuel until January 13, 2025. (Jan. 3)
Executive Order 2 – Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes “Operation Relentless Pursuit,” a coordinated law enforcement initiative. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 3 – Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes the “Blue Shield Program” within the Department of Public Safety to recognize local governments committed to public safety within their community. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 4 – Gov. Mike Kehoe directs the Director of the Department of Public Safety in collaboration with the Superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol to establish and maintain a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and actively collaborate with federal agencies. The Superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol shall designate members for training in federal immigration enforcement. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 5 – Gov. Mike Kehoe directs the Department of Public Safety in collaboration with the Missouri State Highway Patrol to include immigration status in the state’s uniform crime reporting system and to facilitate the collection of such information across the state. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 6 – Gov. Mike Kehoe orders the Director of the Department of Public Safety and the Superintendent of the Missouri State Highway Patrol to modify the Patrol’s salary schedule by reducing the time of service required to reach the top salary tier from 15 years of service to 12 years of service. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 7 – Gov. Mike Kehoe orders the Department of Corrections and the Missouri Parole Board to assemble a working group to develop recommendations to rulemaking for the parole process. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 8 – Gov. Mike Kehoe declares a State of Emergency and activates the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan and exempts hours of service requirements for vehicles transporting residential heating fuel until February 2, 2025. (Jan. 13)
Executive Order 9 – Gov. Mike Kehoe directs the Commissioner of Administration to ensure all flags of the United States and the State of Missouri are flown at full staff at all state buildings and grounds on January 20, 2025 for a period of 24 hours. (Jan. 15)
Executive Order 10 – Gov. Mike Kehoe declares a State of Emergency and activates the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan due to forecasted severe winter storm systems and exempts hours of service requirements for vehicles transporting products utilized by poultry and livestock producers in their farming and ranching operations until January 24, 2025. (Jan. 17)
Executive Order 11 – Gov. Mike Kehoe designates members of his staff to have supervisory authority over departments, divisions, and agencies of state government. (Jan. 23)
Executive Order 12 – Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes a Code of Conduct for all employees of the Office of the Governor. (Jan. 23)
Executive Order 13 – Gov. Mike Kehoe orders Executive Department directors and commissioners to solicit input from their respective agency stakeholders and establishes rulemaking requirements for state agencies. (Jan. 23)
Executive Order 14 – Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes the Missouri School Funding Modernization Task Force to develop recommendations for potential state funding models for K-12 education. (Jan. 28)
Executive Order 15 – Gov. Mike Kehoe orders the Office of Childhood within the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to improve the state regulatory environment for child care facilities and homes. (Jan. 28)
Executive Order 16 – Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes the Governor’s Workforce of the Future Challenge for the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education, with the Missouri Department of Education and Workforce Development, to improve existing career and technical education delivery systems. (Jan. 28)
Executive Order 17 – Gov. Mike Kehoe declares a State of Emergency and activates the Missouri State Emergency Operations Plan due to forecasted severe winter storm systems and exempts hours of service requirements for vehicles transporting residential heating fuels until March 10, 2025. (Feb. 10)