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1. Tornado, Severe Storms Cause $3.4 Million in Damages
Missouri Governor Mike Parson visited the Defiance area after a tornado and severe storms ripped through the area on Friday, Dec. 10. Estimated damages are more than $3.4 million, according to assessments completed by County inspectors. The County’s Building and Code Enforcement Division of the Community Development Department examined 240 structures in a two-day period; 26 structures were destroyed and 20 had major damage…MORE |
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2. Personal Property Assessments to Be Mailed This Month
The Assessor’s Office will mail 2022 personal property assessment forms later this month. Assessments are due March 1. Individual personal property owners have the option to file online after receiving their form in the mail. For questions, contact ext. 7420 or email the office. |
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3. County Acquires Property for Future Park in Wentzville
St. Charles County has purchased land near Wentzville that will bring the number of County parks to 21. The property is 199 acres.
“Wentzville is a growing, rapidly changing area,” says St. Charles County Executive Steve Ehlmann, “and this beautiful park property gives us an opportunity to maintain green space for the future. The Parks Department has other properties in reserve for that very reason. Our mission is to preserve and conserve the natural and historic resources of this county for the recreational benefit and enjoyment of our citizens.” …MORE
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4. Keeping Safe During a Tornado or Severe Storm
The recent tornado in our area might have you wondering if you were prepared enough or if you could have, or should have, been more prepared. St. Charles County Regional Emergency Management Director Captain Chris Hunt says now is the time to prepare for the next one—whenever that may be—so that we have the necessary tools and knowledge to keep safe…MORE |
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5. Lock It or Lose It: Keep Your Vehicle and Valuables Safe
Auto thefts in the St. Charles County region continue to be top of mind for law enforcement and prosecutors. The St. Charles County Police Department and the County’s Prosecuting Attorney’s Office continue to raise awareness and show unity in addressing a recent upsurge in car break-ins, motor vehicle thefts, and catalytic converter thefts… MORE
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- 2022-2024 Transportation Improvement Plan
The County Council approved the 2022-2024 Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP) Dec. 20. The TIP includes projects focused on reducing congestion, improving traffic flow, and reducing the number of crashes and the severity rating at improved intersections and along improved roadways. Project highlights include Route 370 Interchange Ramps at Salt River Road in St. Peters, Route Z Widening and Signalization in Wentzville, Highway K /Highway N Intersection Improvements in O’Fallon, Technology Drive Improvements in Lake Saint Louis, and Plaza Way Extension in St. Charles.
- Emergency Weather Response Program
When winter weather temperatures fall below 20 degrees Fahrenheit, the Emergency Weather Response program activates to aid those in need of a warm place to spend the night in St. Charles, Lincoln and Warren counties. The program is coordinated by a group of local agencies, including churches, nonprofits, government and others. If an individual needs assistance on a day the program is activated, they can call 636-395-0492 to learn more about accommodations.
- Assistance for Small Businesses Affected by COVID-19
St. Charles Urban County will offer financial support in the form of a grant for qualified small businesses working to prepare for, prevent and/or respond to COVID-19. The program is intended to assist businesses with 7-50 employees in expanding, remaining in operation, and retaining employees by providing funding for certain essential expenses. Applications are available in hard copy form at the City of St. Charles, 200 N. Second Street, Suite 303, St. Charles, MO 63301; and by email sent to the Urban County CDBG Administrator, Kathleen Thompson.
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A Message From the County ExecutiveIt takes everyone joining together to pull through a disaster and St. Charles County certainly proved that after a tornado ripped through part of our community around 7:30 p.m., Friday, Dec. 10. It left an estimated $3.4 million, 2.5-mile path of destruction through the Defiance area…MORE |
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Mike Elam, District 3As 2021 comes to an end, as County Council Chairman, I wanted to take the opportunity on behalf of the entire St. Charles County Council to wish all of you and yours a safe and happy new year. Our wish is that 2022 brings hope and peace to those in need, and health and happiness to all ...MORE |
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Calendar, Reminders and Directory- County Government offices will be closed Monday, Jan. 17, for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
- Visit the Agenda Center for agendas and minutes from the County Council and other boards and commissions.
- For more information on County events or meetings, visit our website.
- To schedule a speaker for your group, visit our Request a Speaker page.
- Sign up to receive emergency notifications and more through SCCMO AlertMe.
- View the St. Charles County Government Directory for a listing of departments and contact information.
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