Mr. Vogel is a past board member and chairman of the Jefferson City Area Chamber of Commerce. He has served as a division chairman and ambassador. He is recipient of the Chamber's Chairman Award. He currently is a member of the Chamber's Jefferson City Civic Progress.
He is a past board member of the Helias High School Foundation. Vogel was a member of the Missouri Economic Development Board, which was responsible for issue tax-free bonds and promoting economic development within the state.
Carl Vogel is currently a member of St. Mary's Hospital Board of Directors. He is a member of the Host Lions, Jefferson City Jaycees, Knights of Columbus, Rotary West and Fraternal Order of Eagles. He is a board member of Central Bank.
He is a past commissioner on the Jefferson City Housing Authority. He has served as a board member of the Jefferson City YMCA. He has served on advisory boards for Adult Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) and Jefferson City Crime stoppers and has worked on campaigns for the United Way, Salvation Army, and Jefferson City YMCA.
The Missouri Jaycees recognized Mr. Vogel for distinguished service in 1990 as one of Ten Outstanding Young Missourians. He was also a charter member of "Leadership Missouri", a statewide program sponsored by the Missouri Chamber of Commerce.
Carl served in the House of Representatives from 1990-2002. Elected as State Senator in 2002 representing Cole, Callaway, Miller, Morgan and Moniteau Counties. Appointed chairman of Ways and Means Committee; member of Economic Development, Tourism & Local Government; Rules, Joint Rules, Resolution and Ethics; Small Business, Insurance and Industrial Relations; 2nd State Capitol Commission, and Joint Committee on Corrections.
Carl Vogel is an active member of the National Soft Drink Association and the Missouri Soft Drink Association.
For more than fifteen years Vogel refereed high school basketball and football. He worked several years of college football in the MIAA Football Conference and refereed the 1988 State High School 2A Championship Game at Busch Stadium.
He is a member of St. Joseph's Cathedral. He and his wife, Kim, are the parents of Jacob, a sophomore at St. Louis University and Kristen, a senior at Jefferson City High School.