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On April 5th, 2022, the voters of Weldon Spring approved Prop S, a 1% Sales Tax for Roads and Police. The new sales tax will likely go in effect in October of this year. The Mayor, Board of Alderme...

On April 28, 2022, the swearing-in of the Alderpersons for Wards I, II, and III commenced. Anderson “Andy” Clutter was reelected Alderman after running unopposed in Ward I. Edwina ...

After six impactful years as an alderman, Don Schwaab decided to pass the torch to another. Mr. Schwaab ran for alderman after being inspired by the community’s unified response to a tornado....

The Mayor has recently appointed and re-appointed volunteers to serve on various standing boards, commissions and/or committees of the City. The Board of Aldermen approved all the following appoint...

Warm weather and spring rains bring out the lawnmowers, inevitably leading to grass clippings on sidewalks, driveways, and roadways. All yard waste is a stormwater concern because it can clog storm...

The City of Weldon Spring will host the Independence Celebration from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. on July 2, 2022, at Weldon Spring City Park. All are welcome to enjoy an evening of food trucks, inflat...

News ReleaseContact – Mitchell JordanCommunity Relations CoordinatorPublic Information Officer(636) 441-2110 ext. 100communityrelations@weldonspring.orgFor Immediate ReleaseJune 03, 2022 ...

The City of Weldon Spring won an award recognizing its outstanding achievement in delivering services to residents. The “Leading the Way Award” comes from the ETC Institute, which condu...

Water in swimming pools and spas is treated with various chemicals (such as chlorine and algaecides) to keep organisms from living in it. These chemicals are harmful to the environment and can crea...

The walking trail around Weldon Spring City Park has experienced many changes this past year. In addition to the new extension, the trail now hosts a Storybook Walking Trail. This fantastic project...