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Mar 14, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
City of Normandy Vision
This document outlines the City of Normandy's vision to be a safe, family-friendly community, serving as the historic heart of North St. Louis County with a regional business corridor. Its mission is to deliver high-level public service and foster community growth through transparent, accountable, and professional governance. The core values emphasized are professionalism, integrity, and transparency, upheld by a dedicated team of city officials and staff.
Oct 23, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Workshop Meeting
The meeting began with a public hearing concerning the reallocation of 2023 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds. Following the close of the hearing, the agenda included the appointment of Mr. Ed James to fill the vacancy in Council seat W3, who was sworn in. New business featured a presentation on the city's fiscal year 2024 audit, which resulted in an unmodified opinion. Key audit points included the closure of the TIF fund, resulting in significant cash influx to capital projects, park, stormwater, and economic development funds, and a notable increase in sales tax revenue. The audit also noted that two prior findings regarding internal controls and risk assessment were resolved. Finally, the council proceeded with the second reading and subsequent roll call vote to adopt Council Bill Number 25-17, an ordinance amending no parking restrictions on Mcomeus Drive.
Oct 14, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council Meeting
The City Council meeting included discussions on various topics such as the MML, conservation training series, leaf management, and the trunk or treat event. There was also discussion of Sunshine Law Basics training, St. Louis County's 2050 implementation orientation, and code enforcement meetings. The council also discussed a shred day and bulk waste disposal event, the appointment of a ward representative, and recognized the RBI banquet and historic preservation efforts. Additional topics included parking issues, welcome sign refurbishments, animal control, the Sinclair gas station property, land development, street striping, and the jazz festival. The council also discussed a partnership with Cardinals Care to rehab a local field and Project Clear's drain cleaning efforts.
Sep 9, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
City Council
The meeting began with recognition and celebration of the Normandy Nike RBI men's (second place) and women's (national champions) youth teams for their season performances. Key discussions included addressing citizen concerns regarding the impact of the deer population on community gardens, which led to a commitment to research potential city action. There was also discussion about an upcoming historic preservation kickoff workshop scheduled with a consultant from Florida. Several maintenance and infrastructure issues were raised, such as the need for a temporary yellow stripe on Bishop Johnson Lane due to blind spots and close calls, and ongoing concerns about high weeds along Bermuda Road. Updates were provided on a TDD meeting concerning organizational documents and the future start of tax collection. Additionally, police department activities, including traffic citations and the effectiveness of speed bumps near the school zone, were mentioned. Community event promotion, including a jazz concert and National Night Out event, was discussed, along with the cancellation of a cemetery event due to organizer hospitalization.
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