2013 was a year of promise—promises kept and promises of a bright future continuing for St. Peters. The “promises kept” start with many Proposition P projects moving forward for storm water management and parks improvements.
magazine to read more about St. Peters’ progress over the past year, including the growth in new homes and an appearance on another list of top cities in the nation.
Flashing Yellow Arrow Project
A project is underway to retrofit 59 more signalized intersections throughout St. Peters with flashing yellow arrow traffic signals. The Flashing Yellow Arrow Traffic Signal Conversion Project aims to reduce travel delays and vehicle emissions while increasing safety at intersections.
Learn more about the project and yellow flashing arrow signals …
Yard Waste Pickup Suspended Jan. 15-March 3
Yard waste collection in St. Peters will be suspended on Jan. 15, 2014, for annual vehicle maintenance and repair. Citywide yard waste pickup will resume on March 3, 2014. In the meantime, the City's Earth Centre will continue to accept yard waste during this suspension period. Resident Privilege Cards are required to drop off items at this site.
Residents having special yard waste needs during the suspended weeks should call 636.970.1456 to make special pickup arrangements.
New Yard Waste Program Begins in 2014
The City of St. Peters is rolling out a new yard waste program to reduce costs for our residents and ensure that our services fees continue to be the lowest in St. Charles County.
Click here to find out how this program affects you.
Winter Weather Updates on SPTV
When winter weather strikes, tune into St. Peters TeleVision for LIVE weather, traffic and news updates featuring a LIVE view of westbound & eastbound I-70 traffic.
Click here to watch a live broadcast of SPTV.
St. Peters Tree Chosen for Governor’s Mansion
A couple from St. Peters donated their beautiful spruce tree to the Missouri Department of Conservation in order to decorate the lawn of the Governor’s mansion over the holiday season. Floetta and Jose Carrera’s 36-foot-tall Colorado spruce was chosen after a statewide search.
SEE MORE PHOTOS AND LEARN MORE …
Many of us have already shoveled a lot of snow this year. Shoveling snow can be good exercise, but it can also be dangerous if you take on more than you can handle. Before the next snowstorm hits,
CLICK HERE to get some tips for save shoveling compiled by the National Safety Council.
A Look Back at 2013
Rec-Plex WINTER GAMES