MPGA Begins New Chapter with Move to Downtown Jefferson City

The Missouri Propane Gas Association (MPGA) and the Missouri Propane Education and Research Council (MOPERC) have officially relocated their headquarters to 701 West High Street in Jefferson City, marking a significant milestone in the association and council’s history. The Missouri Propane Safety Commission (MPSC) has also made the move, continuing to share office space with MPGA at the new location.

The relocation comes more than eight decades after MPGA constructed its former headquarters at 4110 Country Club Drive in 1945. During that time, the building served as the association’s only home, supporting generations of propane professionals and providing a central location for industry advocacy, education, training and member services.

The new office represents an exciting chapter for MPGA and MOPERC as both organizations continue their work supporting Missouri’s propane industry.

One of the most notable advantages of the new location is its proximity to the Missouri State Capitol. Situated in downtown Jefferson City, the office places MPGA closer to the center of state government, where legislative and regulatory decisions affecting the propane industry are made.

This strategic location reinforces MPGA’s ongoing commitment to representing the interests of Missouri’s propane marketers, suppliers and industry partners.

Although the address has changed, MPGA’s mission remains the same. The association will continue providing advocacy, education, training and resources to support a strong and thriving propane industry throughout Missouri.

MPGA looks forward to welcoming members, industry partners and visitors to its new headquarters.