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Wildwood City Administrator Sam Anselm resigned Sept. 23 from his position with the city to pursue other career endeavors, according to a release issued by the city.

To enhance the participant experience leading up to the event and on Oct. 24, new features are being added to the Walk to End Alzheimer’s mobile app to create an opportunity for the community to connect.

Metro West Fire Protection District’s upcoming Safety Day has gone virtual for 2020. Content will be released throughout October, which is also Fire Safety Awareness Month.

The program will allow individuals with pending cases, outstanding warrants, or outstanding fines and costs to make virtual or in-person appointments at the central, north or south Municipal Courts locations to discuss their case.

Ballwin's Finance Officer Denise Keller has asked the Board of Aldermen to consider raising the age at which employees with 15 years of service to the city can claim early retirement benefits.

Ballwin Public Works Director Jim Link was presented with Spire’s Silver Shovel award in recognition of the city's continued commitment to digging practices.

Fick Supply Service plans to expand its existing mulch storage and composting operation by approximately 10 acres for a total of 31.56 acres at 501 North Eatherton Road.

The city’s four main playgrounds have been closed since March 16, due to concern over COVID-19. However, before a municipality can reopen its playgrounds, it must receive approval from the St. Louis County Department of Public Health.

The Wildwood City Council is considering two pieces of environmentally centered legislation – the addition of a Special Circumstances Overlay District and an agreement with Geotechnology, Inc. for environmental services on the Strecker Road sidewalk project.

In the past few weeks, County Executive Sam Page has faced a growing chorus of criticism and opposition from one-time allies and expected foes.