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Celebrate our community during Wentzville Days! This three-day festival includes food, drink and craft vendors, live music, a carnival, kids activities and more.
This year’s Fourth of July Celebration will include a parade and FREE fireworks visible from Progress Park (starting at 9:30...
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Construction on the City`s CIP project, Wentzville Parkway Turn Lane Phase 2A, will start next week. This project consists of full pavement replacement and widening between Meyer Road and Parkway Ridge Boulevard (near QT). In addition, a sidewalk and multi-use trail will be constructed on the north and south sides of the roadway with continuous street lighting.
Wentzville Parkway will be reduced to one lane in each direction for most of the project to accommodate full pavement replacement. Phase 1 of the project will focus on widening and replacing the pavement in the current westbound lanes. During this time, traffic will shift to the existing eastbound lanes. In Phase 2, work will move to the center lane, followed by Phase 3, which will focus on the eastbound lanes.
The project is expected to continue through late fall 2025. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternative routes during this time. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve Wentzville roadways.
Construction on the City`s CIP project, Wentzville Parkway Turn Lane Phase 2A, will start next week. This project consists of full pavement replacement and widening between Meyer Road and Parkway Ridge Boulevard (near QT). In addition, a sidewalk and multi-use trail will be constructed on the north and south sides of the roadway with continuous street lighting.
Wentzville Parkway will be reduced to one lane in each direction for most of the project to accommodate full pavement replacement. Phase 1 of the project will focus on widening and replacing the pavement in the current westbound lanes. During this time, traffic will shift to the existing eastbound lanes. In Phase 2, work will move to the center lane, followed by Phase 3, which will focus on the eastbound lanes.
The project is expected to continue through late fall 2025. Motorists are encouraged to seek alternative routes during this time. Thank you for your patience as we work to improve Wentzville roadways.
Splash into summer and become a lifeguard with Wentzville Parks and Recreation!
Sunny days at the pool will be here before you know it! Get ahead of the summer job season by applying now to be a lifeguard at one of Wentzville’s aquatic facilities.
Certification costs are fully covered, plus we take care of all required training! Enjoy a fun, active work environment while making a difference and keeping our community safe.
Learn more and apply at the #LinkInBio!
Splash into summer and become a lifeguard with Wentzville Parks and Recreation!
Sunny days at the pool will be here before you know it! Get ahead of the summer job season by applying now to be a lifeguard at one of Wentzville’s aquatic facilities.
Certification costs are fully covered, plus we take care of all required training! Enjoy a fun, active work environment while making a difference and keeping our community safe.
Learn more and apply at the #LinkInBio!
It’s gonna be May — and that means Public Service Recognition Week is right around the corner! Whether we’re getting things done at the park or embracing our inner boy band, one thing’s for sure — we know how to keep the workday fun while making a difference. At the City of Wentzville, we’re all about good vibes and great service — and we’re proud to support our community every day!
It’s gonna be May — and that means Public Service Recognition Week is right around the corner! Whether we’re getting things done at the park or embracing our inner boy band, one thing’s for sure — we know how to keep the workday fun while making a difference. At the City of Wentzville, we’re all about good vibes and great service — and we’re proud to support our community every day!
City Hall will briefly close tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Wentzville is committed to providing industry-leading services that enhance the quality of life for our residents and businesses. Continuing education and training for emergencies to Wentzville employees is part of this commitment. To that end, City Hall will be closed to the public from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 30 for an all-employee training. Many self-service options are available online at www.wentzvillemo.gov. We will return to regular operating hours at 10 a.m. on April 30.
Thank you for your understanding.
City Hall will briefly close tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m.
Wentzville is committed to providing industry-leading services that enhance the quality of life for our residents and businesses. Continuing education and training for emergencies to Wentzville employees is part of this commitment. To that end, City Hall will be closed to the public from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 30 for an all-employee training. Many self-service options are available online at www.wentzvillemo.gov. We will return to regular operating hours at 10 a.m. on April 30.
Thank you for your understanding.
It`s pothole-filling season and our crews are here to help!
Wentzville has more than 360 lane miles of streets and given the natural occurrence of potholes Citywide, especially at certain times of the year, reporting is essential.
Your proactive involvement in reporting concerns is crucial to maintaining safe roadways for our community.
There are many ways you can report a pothole! Check out the list below to report at your convenience!
1. Visit the Concern Center at www.wentzvillemo.gov/ConcernCenter
2. Give us a call at (636) 327-5101
3. Send us an email at potholeconcern@wentzvillemo.gov
Our crews work hard to track down and repair potholes. Send them a “Thank You” note at the #LinkInBio.
It`s pothole-filling season and our crews are here to help!
Wentzville has more than 360 lane miles of streets and given the natural occurrence of potholes Citywide, especially at certain times of the year, reporting is essential.
Your proactive involvement in reporting concerns is crucial to maintaining safe roadways for our community.
There are many ways you can report a pothole! Check out the list below to report at your convenience!
1. Visit the Concern Center at www.wentzvillemo.gov/ConcernCenter
2. Give us a call at (636) 327-5101
3. Send us an email at potholeconcern@wentzvillemo.gov
Our crews work hard to track down and repair potholes. Send them a “Thank You” note at the #LinkInBio.
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