I’m a little late posting this since the event was Saturday, May 30, but I really wanted to make sure I acknowledged the St. Charles County Ambulance District’s grand re-opening, the remarkable team behind it, and the important services they provide. 🚑 SCCAD hosted the community from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. with BBQ, building tours, information stations, ambulance tours, and opportunities to meet employees and leadership. The ambulance and mass casualty ambulance were especia

I received an updated timeline for the water main project near South Outer 40 at Bexley Drive this evening and wanted to share it with neighbors and residents in the area. Here’s the latest summary: 💧 This is the ongoing 30-inch water main project extending from Lake Saint Louis Boulevard to Highway 70. 🌊 The boring work under the lake is expected to continue until early July. 🛠️ After that, crews anticipate approximately another 30 days to install piping and fittings. 🚧

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen met on Monday, June 1, and I wanted to share a brief follow-up for residents who asked for an update. Here are a few outcomes from the meeting: 🌟 Mayor for the Day: Grayson Reed. We started the meeting with a special introduction of Grayson Reed, who served as Mayor for the Day and helped preside over the opening of the meeting. Grayson also presented Certificates of Recognition on behalf of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. ✅ Consent Ag

Several residents have asked about the ongoing work near South Outer 40 at Bexley Drive, in front of the Windsor Park subdivision, so I wanted to share what I’ve learned. Here’s the summary: 💧 This is a water main project 🛠️ Crews are installing a 30-inch water main from Lake Saint Louis Boulevard to Highway 70 🌊 The project includes boring under the lake 📅 Work began on April 14 and is currently expected to be completed in early July 🚜 Residents should expect heavy equi

I wanted to share an important reminder after receiving information from the Lake Saint Louis Police Department about scams affecting residents in our community. Financial scams continue to increase, especially those involving cryptocurrency or bitcoin kiosks, electronic payments, gift cards, and banking fraud. These scams often rely on fear, urgency, intimidation, and secrecy to pressure people into sending money before they have time to stop and think. In April alone, Lake

A folded flag is one of the quiet symbols of service, sacrifice, and remembrance. As we gather for Memorial Day, we pause to honor those who gave their last full measure. We remember. 🤍

The City of Lake Saint Louis and the Veterans Committee will host the annual Memorial Day Observance tomorrow, May 25, at 9:00 a.m. at Veterans Memorial Park, adjacent to the LSL Civic Center. 🇺🇸 This observance is an opportunity for our community to come together and pay tribute to those who gave their last full measure in defense of our country and the ideals reflected in our Constitution. I’m grateful to the City and the Veterans Committee for continuing this meaningful

I’m excited to share that I’ve been appointed to serve as the Board of Aldermen liaison to the Lake Saint Louis Tree Board. 🌳 The Tree Board helps counsel and guide City staff on plans related to the maintenance of trees in City parks and other City-maintained areas. The Board also provides guidance on City codes related to residential and commercial tree care and preservation. This is such a meaningful part of caring for the beauty, health, shade, and long-term character of

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen meets tonight, Monday, May 18, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The agenda includes a public hearing for the Technology Drive / Greendale Senior Village site plan, Board of Aldermen appointments, and several items under new business, including a major site plan ordinance, an online surplus property auction, a public works truck purchase, an on-call engineering and surveying renewal, and Missouri Arts Council grant applications. Please join us if yo

Today, Friday, May 15, flags across Missouri are being flown at half-staff from sunrise to sunset in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day. We remember and honor the law enforcement officers who lost their lives in service to their communities, and we hold their families, colleagues, and loved ones in our thoughts. With gratitude and respect. Governor Kehoe’s proclamation for Peace Officers Memorial Week can be found here: Governor Kehoe Proclaims May 11-17, 2026, to be Peace

MoDOT has announced that the eastbound I-64 exit ramp to Prospect Road will close at 6 a.m. on Tuesday, May 26, and the Prospect Road entrance ramp to eastbound I-64 will close at 9 a.m. that same day. Both closures are expected to remain in place for 30 days, weather permitting, as part of pavement replacement work between Prospect Road and Lake St. Louis Boulevard. MoDOT also shared that eastbound I-64 traffic is currently narrowed and shifted left in that area, with nigh

This is my first Mother’s Day without my mom, so I’m especially aware this year that today can hold many emotions at once. I’m thinking of everyone who carries the heart of a mother in any form. To those raising children, those whose babies were not born, those missing their moms, those who are stepmoms, grandmothers, bonus moms, foster moms, adoptive moms, aunties, mentors, caregivers, and those who may not have the title but have been “mom” in all the ways that matter.

In the last few days, we’ve had two good reminders of that. On April 30, the Wentzville Fire Protection District helped rescue ducklings that had fallen into a storm drain. Then, on May 1, a Lake Saint Louis police officer helped a resident safely move a snake from their front door wreath. As the weather warms up and animals become more active, please take a little extra care when you’re out and about: Look around before you step, mow, trim, or move outdoor items. Wildlife ma

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen met on Monday, May 4, and I wanted to share a brief follow-up for residents who asked for an update. Here are a few outcomes from the meeting: Boulevard Manor, Bill No. 5101: Failed This was the second reading for the zoning map amendment and major preliminary plat for a proposed 9-lot detached single-family subdivision at 2523 Lake Saint Louis Boulevard, across from Boulevard Park. Because the bill failed, the current R2 zoning will re

The Lake Saint Louis Board of Aldermen meets tonight. On tonight’s agenda is a rezoning request for Boulevard Manor, across the street from Boulevard Park near the old firehouse, from R2 to R4, along with a couple of ordinance authorizations. Click the links below to view the agenda and full details packet. Agenda: https://www.lakesaintlouis.com/.../Agenda/_05042026-1350 Full Details Packet: https://www.lakesaintlouis.com/.../Agenda/_05042026-1351 Please join us if you’re abl

Heavy storms are predicted today, so please try to make sure you’re prepared before they move through. Keep an eye on the weather, charge your phone, and have a plan if warnings are issued. If you’re at home: Move to a basement, storm shelter, or small interior room on the lowest level, away from windows Keep sturdy shoes, a flashlight or battery-powered lantern, medications, keys, wallet, and a charged phone nearby Bring pets into your shelter area early if you can, and ke

I waited a couple of days to post because I’ve been taking it all in after being officially sworn in as Ward 1 Alderman on Thursday, April 23. So grateful for this opportunity to serve. There is a lot to learn, and I’m stepping into this role ready to listen, learn, and do the work well. I’m excited for what’s ahead and ready to begin this journey alongside my neighbors and our community. Thank you to everyone who supported me, encouraged me, and placed their trust in m

UPDATE: What a great day for the 1st Annual Mayor’s Cup supporting PGA HOPE. Ten teams played, and Team Cottleville took home the trophy. Congratulations to them! I was so happy to be part of this event and grateful for everyone who came out to support the veteran teams, provided snacks along the course, lent golf carts, helped make the day run smoothly, and brought such wonderful community energy. We really do have the best community. Special thanks to my team, Team Lake S

This week, I had the opportunity to spend time with a class of seniors at Christian Brothers College High School for two sessions on the history of voting in the United States, women’s suffrage, and the realities of voting today, as part of my work with the League of Women Voters. I was genuinely impressed by how thoughtfully these students engaged. They asked great questions, challenged ideas, and really took the time to think through how things work in real life. Moment

Many people who live in Lake St. Louis today may not realize that RECA, the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, could still apply to them based on where they lived years ago. If you grew up in North St. Louis, spent time near Coldwater Creek, or lived, worked, or went to school in impacted parts of St. Louis City, St. Louis County, or St. Charles County during the 1970s, 1980s, or 1990s, this may be worth a closer look. If you lived, worked, or attended school for at lea