City of St. Peters Board of Aldermen Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda and associated ordinances covered several key municipal items. The Board addressed fiscal matters, including the establishment of ad valorem taxes for real and tangible personal property and the adoption of the Land Use and Development Master Plan. Operational and infrastructure projects included the approval of engineering services for the Spencer Road Multi-Use Path and the Brown Road Pump Station, the purchase of new composting equipment, and the acquisition of solid waste collection vehicles. Additionally, the Board reviewed insurance brokerage agreements and discussed proposed changes to the City Code regarding the enforcement authority of police officers.
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Board Of Aldermen Regular Meeting And Work Session Minutes
The Board discussed various city operational matters, including amendments to municipal codes for ice cream trucks and mobile food units, the 2026 Sidewalk and Curb Replacement Program, and the purchase and implementation of Paradigm scale software. Parks and recreation improvements were reviewed, including renovations at Spencer Creek Park and management changes at 370 Lakeside Park. The Board also addressed personnel staffing requests for environmental and fleet services and the parks department. Grant applications for the Great Rivers Greenway project were discussed, along with the city's financial position, budget highlights, post-retirement benefit trust contributions, and potential new development concepts. Additionally, the Board reviewed proclamations for Scleroderma Awareness Month and National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Jan 13, 2026·Board meeting
City Of St. Peters Board Of Aldermen Pre-Capital Improvement Plan And Budget Work Session Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed various financial and operational matters, including the current city financial position, departmental budget highlights for Environmental and Fleet Services, Parks and Recreation, and Transportation and Developmental Services. Key actions and discussions included approving a $1.3 million contribution to the post-retirement benefit trust, approving two new recycler positions, supporting a project manager position for the Parks Department, and approving a grant application for the Great Rivers Greenway. The Board also reviewed proposals for community events such as tree lighting and Memorial Day commemorations, debated potential infrastructure projects like sidewalk installations and pickleball courts, and evaluated administrative policies concerning travel and board technology stipends. Furthermore, the Board discussed legislative advocacy in Jefferson City, potential strategies for addressing homelessness, and reviewed the draft of the city's strategic operations plan.
