The City of Lake St. Louis Parks & Recreation Department is hosting the Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, March 28. Children ages 10 and under are invited to participate, so bring your Easter baskets and arrive on time.

The Lake St. Louis Board of Aldermen will meet tonight at 6:00 pm at City Hall. Citizens may be heard on the City’s Storm Water Management Plan, so if you have thoughts or questions about stormwater, drainage, or long-term infrastructure planning, this is an opportunity to share them. Meetings are held at: 📍 200 Civic Center Drive Lake St. Louis, MO 63367 Agendas and supporting documents are available here: 👉 https://www.lakesaintlouis.com/1267/Board-of-Aldermen City

To vote for Alderman in the April 7th election, you must be registered to vote by March 11th.

On Saturday, April 11, our community is joining neighboring cities for Mission: Clean Stream — a regional effort to remove trash from local streams and lakes. In 2024 alone, nearly 1,000 volunteers pulled 11 tons of trash from area creeks in just two hours. That’s the power of people coming together. All participants must complete a liability waiver and photo release form before participating, and registration is required. 📋 Get full details and access the waiver form here:.

The General Municipal Election is April 7, 2026, but you do not have to wait until Election Day to cast your ballot. If you know you will be traveling, working, or simply prefer to vote early, you can.

From March 2 through December 31, 2026, you can participate in the America 250 Challenge and explore books that reflect our nation’s history, stories, and voices.

Lake St. Louis is divided into three wards, and each ward has two Aldermen who are elected in alternating years. Since I’m running in Ward 1 this year, several neighbors have asked how to find out which ward they’re in.

There are plans underway to widen Lake St. Louis Boulevard from 3 lanes to 5 lanes between Hawk Ridge Crossing and Route N.

Did you know you can dial 211 to connect with local help and resources? Dialing 211 in Missouri is like connecting directly to a free 24/7 resource hub providing you with information and support for a variety of needs.

Municipal Elections Matter. This is when we vote on local leadership and decisions that directly affect our day-to-day lives here in Lake St. Louis, including city services, planning, and community priorities.

An alderman helps make decisions about how our city operates on a day-to-day basis. That includes things like budgets, planning and zoning, parks, public spaces, city services, and long-term growth.