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Wentzville has a lot of festivities to offer the community during the holiday season. From races to walk-thrus, there is...
We are pleased to be able to offer our annual Egg Hunt with the elements you know and love in...
Celebrate our community during Wentzville Days! This three-day festival includes food, drink and craft vendors, live music, a carnival, kids activities and more.
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Starting Dec. 9, candidates may begin filing for the elected municipal offices that will appear on the April 2026 ballot. Candidates must file in person at City Hall, located at 1001 Schroeder Creek Blvd. The filing period will remain open until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 30. Note: There is a $25 fee due when filing. Positions open for filing include one Alderman from each of the three Wards.
City ordinances state that candidates running for Alderman must be at least 18 years of age, a U.S. citizen, and an inhabitant and resident of the City for at least one year prior to the election. Candidates running for Alderman must also be a resident — at the time they file and during the time they serve — of the Ward from which they are elected.
Questions? Please call the City Clerk’s office at (636) 639-2012. Packets can be found at the #LinkInBio.
Starting Dec. 9, candidates may begin filing for the elected municipal offices that will appear on the April 2026 ballot. Candidates must file in person at City Hall, located at 1001 Schroeder Creek Blvd. The filing period will remain open until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 30. Note: There is a $25 fee due when filing. Positions open for filing include one Alderman from each of the three Wards.
City ordinances state that candidates running for Alderman must be at least 18 years of age, a U.S. citizen, and an inhabitant and resident of the City for at least one year prior to the election. Candidates running for Alderman must also be a resident — at the time they file and during the time they serve — of the Ward from which they are elected.
Questions? Please call the City Clerk’s office at (636) 639-2012. Packets can be found at the #LinkInBio.
Help us name our snow plows!
The Name That Plow contest ends Dec. 5, so be sure to send in your ideas before the submission deadline!
Share your most creative, pun-inspired names for four City snowplows as part of our first-ever Name-That-Plow Contest. Winners will receive bragging rights, a guided Public Works facility tour and a photo opportunity with their plow.
Submit your idea at the #LinkInBio!
Help us name our snow plows!
The Name That Plow contest ends Dec. 5, so be sure to send in your ideas before the submission deadline!
Share your most creative, pun-inspired names for four City snowplows as part of our first-ever Name-That-Plow Contest. Winners will receive bragging rights, a guided Public Works facility tour and a photo opportunity with their plow.
Submit your idea at the #LinkInBio!
It is time for another Mayor’s Minute Reel! Mayor Nick Guccione informs residents about the Holiday Night Lights display — which has 10 new scenes and 50,000 additional lights this year. He also shares details about the two walk-thru nights and more! Tune in next month for another Mayor’s Minute!
It is time for another Mayor’s Minute Reel! Mayor Nick Guccione informs residents about the Holiday Night Lights display — which has 10 new scenes and 50,000 additional lights this year. He also shares details about the two walk-thru nights and more! Tune in next month for another Mayor’s Minute!
Today, Nov. 29, is Small Business Saturday. To celebrate, discover the unique shops and local entrepreneurs that make Wentzville special. Every purchase you make locally helps strengthen our community, support our neighbors and keep businesses thriving.
Make your holiday shopping meaningful — choose Wentzville’s small businesses this season and beyond! #SupportLocal #SmallBusinessSaturday
Today, Nov. 29, is Small Business Saturday. To celebrate, discover the unique shops and local entrepreneurs that make Wentzville special. Every purchase you make locally helps strengthen our community, support our neighbors and keep businesses thriving.
Make your holiday shopping meaningful — choose Wentzville’s small businesses this season and beyond! #SupportLocal #SmallBusinessSaturday
Happy Thanksgiving, Wentzville! We hope you are enjoying your holiday with family and friends, and taking a lot of photos.
As a reminder, City offices will be closed today, Nov. 27, and tomorrow, Nov. 28, to observe the Thanksgiving holiday. For additional information about Wentzville Parks and Recreation facility hours, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/Facilities.
Solid Waste collection on Thursday, Nov. 27, will move to Friday, Nov. 28, and Friday’s collection will take place on Saturday, Nov. 29.
Happy Thanksgiving, Wentzville! We hope you are enjoying your holiday with family and friends, and taking a lot of photos.
As a reminder, City offices will be closed today, Nov. 27, and tomorrow, Nov. 28, to observe the Thanksgiving holiday. For additional information about Wentzville Parks and Recreation facility hours, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/Facilities.
Solid Waste collection on Thursday, Nov. 27, will move to Friday, Nov. 28, and Friday’s collection will take place on Saturday, Nov. 29.
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