Governor's Executive Orders 1989

Executive Order 89-1
Gov. John Ashcroft amends Executive Order 85-10 regarding the City of Times Beach Acceptance of Appointment. (Jan. 24)

Executive Order 89-2
Gov. John Ashcroft extends the Governor's Advisory Council on Productivity to reflect the continuing work of the council as created by Executive Order 85-1. (Feb. 1)

Executive Order 89-3
Gov. John Ashcroft declares that an emergency exists due to ice blockage of the Missouri River at St. Joseph. The Adjutant General is ordered and directed to call into active service any state militia deemed necessary to support civilian authorities. (Feb. 7)
- Rescinded by Executive Order 24-11

Executive Order 89-4
Gov. John Ashcroft declares the counties of McDonald, Barry, Newton, Jasper, and Lawrence to be disaster areas due to heavy snow and directs the Missouri Comprehensive Emergency Preparedness and Disaster Relief Plan be activated. (Mar. 9)

Special Message
Gov. John Ashcroft requests the Eighty-Fifth General Assembly consider for legislation Recommendation 1 of the Governor's Task Force to study the management of the Kansas City, Missouri School District. (Apr. 17)

Executive Order 89-5
Gov. John Ashcroft directs state agencies to develop and implement a statewide system to provide early intervention services for children with disabilities. (May 24)

Executive Order 89-6
Gov. John Ashcroft orders all state agencies to use ethanol blended fuel in state-owned vehicles. State law enforcement and public safety vehicles are exempt. (July 5)
- Rescinded by Executive Order 24-11

Executive Order 89-7
Gov. John Ashcroft establishes the Governor's Advisory Council on Physical Fitness and Health. (July 7)
- Superseded by Executive Order 07-10

Executive Order 89-8
Gov. John Ashcroft designates the Criminal Investigation Bureau of the Department of Revenue as a Criminal Justice Agency for the purpose of gaining access to the computerized databases administered by the National Crime Information Center and the Missouri Uniformed Law Enforcement System. (July 21)

Executive Order 89-9
Gov. John Ashcroft orders state offices to be closed on Friday, November 24, 1989. (Oct. 31)