If you haven't mowed your law recently, the City of Florissant is reminding residents to do it now.
The funds come as the council closes its Home Equity Assurance Program account.
The council will look at giving Meridian Waste a five-year contract.
West Lake Landfill is an Environmental Protection Agency Superfund site. Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal is seeking to have it transferred to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. A hearing was held Wednesday morning to discuss the matter.
The City will host a seminar on how to possibly receive up to $5,000 for a loan for home improvements.
See what else the council approved and read during last week's City Council meeting.
The Missouri Department of Education will host one of eight statewide meetings in North County.
The extension could bring a 60 cents increase in the next few years.
Mayor, Florissant City Council get update on what happened April 10 and city resources deployed for the storm.
From the Electronic Recycling Drive to the citywide garage sale, there's no shortage of things happening in town this weekend.
One of Caputa's first order of businessman as councilman was to vote on the Walmart development.
The new state pilot program will provide $1.3 million in funding to area school districts, including $289,900 to Ferguson-Florissant School District.
The Council could take the final vote on the proposed amendment to the development Monday night.
The city looks to be on track in most areas of the projected budget.
The Florissant City Council debated the possibility of raising the fees before the pool season begins.
Most of the citizens' public hearing section focused around concerns and support for a Walmart development.
More than a year after presenting three solutions to Shackelford Road, the Department of Highways and Traffic is prepared to present its plans.
The council will have first readings on the two bills tonight.
Incumbent Leslie Hogshead regained her seat, while incumbent Charles "Chuck" Henson was edged out by Keith Brown.
The council also passed a number of bills during Monday night's meeting.
The petitioner laid out a number of updates during its public hearing at City Council.
The first of three public meetings will be held at UMSL Thursday.
St. Louis County Assessor Jake Zimmerman released preliminary real property values for most properties in St. Louis County on Monday.
The Council approved a motion last night to accept a bid from eGov for citizen request software and a redesigned website.
The incumbent seeks to reclaim his seat on the board for another term.
Brown is one of four candidates seeking a seat on the board of education.
Hogshead seeks re-election to the Ferguson-Florissant Board of Education.
The former Florissant City Councilman has been busy at the capitol introducing a number of legislative measures.
Despite cancelling its annual reception, the group outlines its ideas and priorities for this year and beyond.
The council also did the first reading on a number of bills.
The Council also approved an amendment to change the pay grade level and a position in the Parks and Recreation Department.
The Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday.
The council also approved a number of other bills and postponed one in its latest council meeting.
The last day to register for the April election is this week.
The application would request for federal government support from the East-West Gateway Council of Governments.
The council will look at lowering the residential rate for the Behlmann-Zykan Nature Lodge and other bills Monday night.
The new District 13 senator has introduced more than a dozen bills and has a number of duties among committees.
The roadwork will add a right-turn lane, storm sewers and a sidewalk.
Rep. Mike Leara, R-St. Louis County, has proposed legislation that would criminalize lawmakers who propose gun legislation.
Jeff Caputa is the sole candidate to replace former Councilman Keith English.