City of Saint Peters

The agenda for the regular meeting included opening ceremonies featuring an invocation, the Pledge of Allegiance, an Oath of Office for a new Police Lieutenant, and a Proclamation for Irish Heritage Month. Key items for discussion involved authorizing the City Administrator to execute several contracts and agreements: a change order for Cured-In-Place Pipe (CIPP) lining with SAK Construction, LLC; contracts for lime residual removal with J Oros Environmental, Inc., and the 2026 Concrete Slab Replacement Program with Amcon Municipal Concrete, LLC; and professional engineering services agreements for the design of the McClay Rd Resurfacing & Improvements project and the Suemandy Dr Resurfacing & Intersection Improvements project. The agenda also included authorizing an agreement with Barton Electric, Inc. for lighting replacement at City Centre Park Diamond 18, and executing agreements for a temporary construction easement related to the Jungermann Rd Resurfacing Phase 2, and approving a record plat for Upright Design Subdivision. A public hearing and discussion items regarding Chapter 405 land use code changes were noted from the prior work session.

The agenda for the regular meeting includes opening ceremonies featuring an invocation, pledge of allegiance, a presentation by USO Pennies for Patriots, and the administration of the Oath of Office to a new Police Officer. Key new business items involve authorizing contracts for the City Hall Exterior Tuckpointing Project, entering agreements for right-of-way acquisition and temporary construction easements for the Jungs Station Road Resurfacing Project and the Jungermann Road Resurfacing Phase 2 Project. Additionally, the Board is scheduled to consider a Resolution opposing state bills (HB 2155 and HB 2429) that would require municipalities to pay for broadband and cable facility relocation, and a Resolution supporting the City of St. Peters 2026 Strategic Operations Plan. The meeting concludes with a planned Executive Session regarding litigation, real estate, personnel, and security matters.

The agenda for the Regular Meeting on February 26, 2026, includes several key items, primarily legislative actions and contract approvals. New business features bills related to zoning amendments and a Planned Urban Development Agreement for 460 Brown Road Apartments (RZ 25-07), which the Planning and Zoning Commission recommended denial for. Other proposed ordinances authorize contracts for the Mid Rivers Mall Drive Right Turn Lane at Home Depot project, the purchase of a Compact Self-Propelled Cold Planer from Roland Machinery, emergency signal repairs at Mid Rivers Mall Dr and St. Peters Square, and the purchase of two new bucket trucks from Altec Industries, Inc. The agenda also includes an item for the vacation of a utility easement and the acceptance of a sanitary sewer line dedication.

The Vision 2025 Strategic Plan is designed to chart a course for the City of St. Peters, building on its core values and solid foundation. Endorsed by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, the plan provides a roadmap to anticipate opportunities and challenges, ensuring a bright future for the community.

The City of St. Peters' Strategic Operations Plan 2026 is a comprehensive framework developed in partnership with the University of Kansas Public Management Center. It aims to improve operational effectiveness, guide future decision-making, and align departmental efforts with the City's mission, vision, and priorities over the next three to five years. The plan establishes a structured roadmap with strategic goals supported by objectives and measurable performance indicators, promoting efficiency and organizational effectiveness. Key pillars include Employee Excellence & Professional Growth, Innovation, Technology & Process Improvement, Financial Stewardship & Sustainable Growth, Infrastructure Resilience & Community Safety, and Effective Communication & Community Engagement.