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City Calendar

8/1  Board of Adjustments 
(as needed)

8/1 Planning & Zoning 
(as needed)

8/2 Election Day

8/3 Municipal Court

8/17 Board of Aldermen Meeting

8/24 Old Town Historic District 
(as needed)

Events in Cottleville!
For more information on any event, please go to the City Calendar at
and click on the event.

8/11 Music at the Cabin in 
Legacy Park
"The Last Chance Old Timers"
7:00 - 9:00 p.m. 

8/26 Food Truck Frolic & Movie 

8/27 Exit 6 Craft Beer Festival Legacy Park Pavilion A
Contact:  [email protected]

8/31 Free Bulk Pick Up 
Contact:
[email protected] 

New  
Businesses!
Cookies & Cream-
Now Open!
5525 Oak Street

Bloom Fitness Studio
Now Open!
5055 Highway N, Suite 100

Coming Soon!
Krispy Kreme
Cottleville Landing Shopping Center

McCauley Animal Clinic
Mid Rivers Commons
Mid Rivers Mall Drive

Firehouse Subs
Miralago Plaza
Mid Rivers Mall Drive

Adam J. Smith 
All State Insurance
5291 Fifth St.

AMCO Ranger
5185 Highway N

Gables of Cottleville 
Memory Care Home
118 Ohmes Road

Battery Outfitters
4638 Mid Rivers Mall Drive

Tashman Deli
1517 Cottleville Parkway

The Salty Senorita
5045 N. Hwy N

Your Elected Officials: 

 

Mayor

Jim Hennessey

[email protected]

 

 

 

Contact us:

City Administrator:

Rich Francis

[email protected] 

 

Chief of Police:

Brett Mitchell

[email protected] 

 

City Clerk/Treasurer:

Amy Lewis

[email protected] 

 

Deputy City Clerk/Waste Hauling:

Lindsay Jones

[email protected] 

 

Building Inspector:

Jay Diekmann

[email protected] 

 

Court Clerk/Building Permits:

Jeana Arbuckle

[email protected] 

 

Park Maintenance:

Keith Roettger

[email protected]

 

Code Official/Construction Management

John Evans

[email protected]

 






More exciting things are happening in Cottleville! 

New Multi Sports Athletic Field:    This field, located in Legacy Park, is complete with the exception of installing the goalposts, bleachers and striping. Please stay tuned for a ribbon cutting date!
 
CWS Rotary Amphitheater:    Architects are currently designing plans and  estimating  construction cost for a bathroom building and stage at the  amphitheater  located in Legacy Park. This project has not yet been fully funded, but plans are moving forward.
 
Highway N Reconstruction :  
MoDOT has recently awarded the project to a contractor for the improvements to Highway N between Weiss Road and Eagle Hill Lane. MoDOT released that they should issue the notice to proceed on August 8, 2016, with construction beginning soon after.

Scott A. Lewis Park :   The City's newest park in the Miralago subdivision is almost complete.  The paved trail between the lakes is under construction and some miscellaneous punch list items such as grading and seeding still remain to be completed.  The pavilion is  available  now for reservations. The lake features a boat ramp and is open to kayaking, long boarding and canoeing. Please join us for a ribbon cutting on August 3rd, 2016 at 6:30pm.
 
McAuley's Playground :  The fund raising continues for this new park with a  playground accessible for all children. The new park will be located behind the new Mercy Medical facility on Mid Rivers Mall Drive.  Hopefully construction will begin this fall. 
For more information please visit:

Highway N Shared Use Path: The City received funding from MoDOT to install a new sidewalk on the north side of Highway N between Mannino's Market and Mid Rivers Mall Drive. The plans include a new wider pathway, and additional street lighting.  Design and right-of-way work is currently under way and construction should begin this fall. 

Amco Ranger Pest Services: They are relocating to Cottleville and plan to be located in a new building at 5185 Highway N.

Gables of Cottleville Memory Care: 
Cottleville is pleased to welcome a new "home" to our City.  The Gables of Cottleville is a residence that will house individuals with Alzheimer's Disease and dementia.  The hope is to make the residents find comfortable, relaxed surroundings, independence, and familial interaction all while feeling at home and safe. The residence will be at 118 Ohmes Road.
For more information please visit:

As you can see, there are SO many wonderful things happening in our beautiful city!  Please get out and explore and support the wonderful city that we live in!

Sincerely,
Mayor Jim Hennessey


Scott A. Lewis Park 
Ribbon Cutting


Scott A. Lewis Park Ribbon Cutting
August 3, 2016
5:30-7:30 p.m.

Come out and join us for a ribbon cutting celebrating Cottleville's newest 65 acre park with 2 lakes totaling 25 acres.  The Park is home to Pavilion E, bar-b-que pits, bathrooms, paved walking trail, boat ramp for water sports such as canoe, kayak and long board.

Meet your elected officials:
Mayor Jim Hennessey, Aldermen Don Buchheit, Bob Ronkoski, John Stiles, and Marie Mannino.

Take your picture with a live Bald Eagle 
f rom 5:30 - 7:30 p.m.

Ribbon Cutting at 6:30 p.m.

Free hot dogs, chips, cookies and water for the first 100 attendees!

Location:  1000 Scott A. Lewis Drive-
Behind Miralago Subdivision
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Scholarship Awarded
Congratulations to Ra'jime Briley-Washington of Cottleville who was awarded the 2016 Mayor Stephen Kochanski Memorial Scholarship to SCC 

 
LEGACY PARK - COTTLEVILLE FALL SAND VOLLEYBALL

 
Fall sand volleyball leagues in Legacy Park are forming NOW! Leagues are scheduled to begin August 14th.  Register TODAY at: www.missourisandvolleyball.com
STORMWATER POLLUTION

What can YOU do to prevent stormwater pollution?

Only rain belongs in the drain! 
Don't dump anything down storm drains. Be sure to clear away leaves and debris.
Clean up pet waste. 
Bag up pet waste and dispose of it in the trash to prevent harmful bacteria from washing into local waterways.
Use lawn or garden chemicals sparingly.
Choose organic alternatives when possible and check the weather forecast to avoid applying them before a storm.
Minimize runoff by not over-watering your lawn and garden. 
Keep sprinklers on a timer to avoid pooling water.
Keep your car well-maintained. 
Fix any fluid leaks promptly and make sure to clean up any spills. If you perform your own automotive maintenance, automotive repair shops will accept 5 gallons of used motor oil per resident per day. 
Clean up trash and debris.
Make an effort to remove any trash from the street that would enter into the storm water system and pollute the waterways.

 
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