Ron Fowler

Ron Fowler is an American politician serving as a Republican member of the Missouri House of Representatives from the 31st District since 2025. The district covers parts of Blue Springs in Jackson County. Before his election to the House, Fowler served on the Blue Springs City Council for more than thirty years, including as mayor pro tem. and his thirty years in April 2022.

Fowler served as mayor pro tem and as the council's liaison to the Citizens Public Safety Advisory Board. He also sat on the city's Planning Commission, Parks Board, Citizens Public Safety Board, and Solid Waste Committee, and voted to establish the charter commission that drafted the Blue Springs City Charter.

He introduced Bill No. 2451, which authorized the city to purchase land and build the first two phases of Adams Dairy Parkway, the corridor that later became the site of the Adams Dairy Landing shopping center. He was among the council members who approved the creation of the Blue Springs Police Department's youth outreach unit, later renamed the Community and Youth Outreach Unit. Fowler remained on the council while campaigning for the Missouri House in 2024.

Committees Served On

Rules - Legislative Special Committee on Intergovernmental Affairs Special Committee on Property Tax Reform Special Interim Committee on Property Tax Reform Utilities

Electoral history