Mayor Stephen Thompson

06/04/2026

VOTING IS NOW OPEN for Favorite Chef! 🔥 Help us celebrate one of our own!!!

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Vote for Executive Chef, Daniel Foulks, The Rack House Kitchen Wine Whiskey!

Be sure to share and encourage others to support our outstanding local talent.

Favorite Chef

06/03/2026

"Cottleville is building its future plan with direct feedback from residents at the second open house."

Cottleville welcomed residents to give input on future developments during the second Comprehensive Plan Open House, hosted by PGAV planners at City Hall on May 28. Residents viewed current land

06/02/2026

Last evening I was reminded of something simple but powerful: leadership is not just about moving fast; it’s about moving with purpose and gratitude.

I was genuinely inspired by Mayor Len Pagano’s thoughtful letter to Alderman Elizabeth Holt. In a world that often favors shortcuts, his gesture reminded me that old fashion letters, sincere appreciation and taking the time to thank people still matter. That kind of leadership reflects wisdom, humility and a deep respect for public service.

As someone who values being efficient, transparent, and forward-moving, I also believe we must never lose sight of the balance that comes from experience, tradition and the personal touch. There is strength in doing things faster, but there is equal strength in pausing to recognize people properly and meaningfully.

I still remember my first day in office and Mayor Pagano’s advice has stayed with me ever since: write the letter, take the time, and never do a shortcut when you want to truly appreciate someone. That is advice all of us can learn from!

Thank you, Mayor Pagano, for the example you set. It’s a reminder that good leadership lifts others up, honors hard work and leaves a lasting impression.

06/01/2026

Today's City Hall Meetings

1) Old Town Historic District Commission Meeting - 5.30pm

2) Planning and Zoning Commission Work Session - 6pm

3) Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting - 7pm

Agenda and official details, visit https://www.cityofcottleville.com/boards-agendas-minutes/

05/31/2026

Check out Men's Modern General Store featured in St. Charles County City Lifestyle!

We’re incredibly proud of Men’s Modern General Store, as it elevates our city’s brand too; adding timely class and as well brings a unique, premium destination to our community.

Just hearing the term “general store” calls to mind images of strong, resilient, working men gathered on porches, around a stove or barrel socializing, spinning stories, sharing life. This social hub of old acted as a community gathering spot that carried a quiet magic for men, young and old, wh...

05/30/2026

Congratulations to SCCAD on the opening of Station 34! 🚑

St. Charles County Ambulance District has shown what resilience looks like. From the difficult days that once included the Cottleville station closure to today’s momentum with Station 34, SCCAD has rebuilt, modernized and become a model of EMS leadership across Missouri. Proud to celebrate the teams, the mission and the community support that made this rebound possible. A special thank you to CEO Skip Stephens for his outstanding leadership.

Wishing entire SCCAD family great success and a future filled with safe calls and continued impact.

05/30/2026

The Certificate of Appropriateness process exists for a reason: to preserve the character, history, and visual integrity of our Old Town Historic District while ensuring thoughtful, consistent growth. It is not meant to be a formality after work is completed, but rather a proactive step that guides decisions before changes are made.

When improvements or installations occur prior to review and approval, it undermines the purpose of the process and the standards that have been carefully established through a transparent, democratic and community-driven approach. These standards reflect the shared vision of our residents and business owners. We are proud to be a vibrant and growing city, located among some of the most highly regarded communities in the nation.

If changes to code are needed, there is a clear path to make them; but bypassing the process is not the way forward. Collaboration and dialogue are always welcome.

05/30/2026

A new Peace Pole now stands in Legacy Park, spreading a simple but powerful message: May peace prevail on Earth.

New Peace Pole Installed in Legacy Park

Thanks to the efforts of the Cottleville Weldon Spring Rotary Club,
a new peace pole was installed. Peace Poles are recognized around the world as symbols of unity, hope, and the message “May Peace Prevail on Earth.” in various languages. The City appreciates the Rotary Club’s continued commitment to community service and helping make our parks and public spaces welcoming for all.
The eight languages are English, French, Spanish, German, Chinese, Hindi, Arabic, and Hebrew. May Peace Prevail On Earth.

It is estimated that there are over 200,000 Peace Poles in the world
on every continent which have been planted over many decades.

For more about the peace poles visit: https://www.peacepoleproject.org/

05/29/2026

MoDOT has released its draft Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) for FY 2027–2031, outlining planned transportation projects across Missouri for the next five years. This includes everything from major interstate improvements to local and rural roadway needs.

Residents are encouraged to review and share any feedback before June 5th. You can learn more or submit comments at modot.org/DRAFTSTIP.

As your city representatives, we are closely reviewing this plan as well to ensure our community’s needs are being considered. Staying informed and engaged in regional transportation planning helps make a difference; if you have thoughts or concerns, now is the time to make them heard. Thank you.

Missouri Department of Transportation

Draft 2027-2031 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program CommentsThe draft 2027-2031 Statewide Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) lists transportation projects planned by state and regional planning agencies for fiscal years 2027 through 2031 (July 1, 2026 – June 30, 2031). The proposed...

05/29/2026

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