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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...
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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Get ready to run, play and connect — our officers are heading to the playground just to hang out with you! Join us for Hanging with Heroes on Sept. 17 from 4-6 p.m. at Jake’s Field of Dreams.
This fun-filled community event brings kids and Wentzville Police Department officers together in a relaxed, playful setting. From games of tag to high-fives and heartfelt conversations, it’s the perfect way to build positive connections between families and local law enforcement.
Officers will be on-site to join in the fun, hand out small giveaways and spend quality time with the kids, showing that they’re not just here to serve but also to connect, support and play.
We’ll see you on the playground!
Get ready to run, play and connect — our officers are heading to the playground just to hang out with you! Join us for Hanging with Heroes on Sept. 17 from 4-6 p.m. at Jake’s Field of Dreams.
This fun-filled community event brings kids and Wentzville Police Department officers together in a relaxed, playful setting. From games of tag to high-fives and heartfelt conversations, it’s the perfect way to build positive connections between families and local law enforcement.
Officers will be on-site to join in the fun, hand out small giveaways and spend quality time with the kids, showing that they’re not just here to serve but also to connect, support and play.
We’ll see you on the playground!
At the City of Wentzville, our Administration Department works closely with the Economic Development, City Clerk and Communications offices to support our local business community at every stage.
From finding the right property and securing a business license to identifying grant opportunities, promoting City services that support your success and encouraging residents to shop local — we’re here to help. Our goal is to make sure you feel connected, supported and confident that the Wentzville team — and our Clique — is behind you every step of the way. To learn more, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/ED.
At the City of Wentzville, our Administration Department works closely with the Economic Development, City Clerk and Communications offices to support our local business community at every stage.
From finding the right property and securing a business license to identifying grant opportunities, promoting City services that support your success and encouraging residents to shop local — we’re here to help. Our goal is to make sure you feel connected, supported and confident that the Wentzville team — and our Clique — is behind you every step of the way. To learn more, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/ED.
The Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department and the Water Division have partnered to offer a scholarship in recognition of art and water conservation to assist deserving high school seniors who intend to pursue higher education at an accredited community college, four-year college or university. Participants from Holt, Timberland, Liberty and North Point high schools, as well as a Wentzville resident high school senior enrolled in a private school or home-school program, competed to design and decorate a themed fire hydrant. This year’s theme was “Earth’s Elements.”
Congratulations to all the winners, and thank you to everyone who participated in this year`s contest!
The Wentzville Parks and Recreation Department and the Water Division have partnered to offer a scholarship in recognition of art and water conservation to assist deserving high school seniors who intend to pursue higher education at an accredited community college, four-year college or university. Participants from Holt, Timberland, Liberty and North Point high schools, as well as a Wentzville resident high school senior enrolled in a private school or home-school program, competed to design and decorate a themed fire hydrant. This year’s theme was “Earth’s Elements.”
Congratulations to all the winners, and thank you to everyone who participated in this year`s contest!
Whether you know Wentzville as The Crossroads, the last QT before the lake or just simply as home, one thing is certain — Wentzville is always worth the trip.
While construction may slow you down a bit, don’t let it stop you. Shop small, dine at your local favorites and experience the charm that makes our community one of a kind. Now more than ever, supporting local matters.
Whether you know Wentzville as The Crossroads, the last QT before the lake or just simply as home, one thing is certain — Wentzville is always worth the trip.
While construction may slow you down a bit, don’t let it stop you. Shop small, dine at your local favorites and experience the charm that makes our community one of a kind. Now more than ever, supporting local matters.
Why is there a drone flying over my neighborhood?
Great question! You may have seen a drone being used by the City’s Engineering Department as part of an effort to improve how we inspect and maintain pavement across Wentzville.
We’re using drone technology to safely and efficiently assess concrete pavement conditions (slabs)— something that used to be done manually with utility task vehicles (UTVs) on the road. Now, drones can capture high-quality pictures and video from above, helping us to drastically speed up inspections while keeping our crews off busy streets.
Our drones are flown by an FAA licensed remote pilot at safe heights typically 100-350 above ground level. Our pilots follow all FAA regulations and are only used in areas where aerial inspection is appropriate. This almost always means the drone is flying in the right of way. On the rare occasion when flight over private property is required, the operator uses the easement between houses. We’re excited to use this advanced tool to help maintain and improve Wentzville’s infrastructure.
Please note, the City of Wentzville never uses drone footage for property inspections.
Why is there a drone flying over my neighborhood?
Great question! You may have seen a drone being used by the City’s Engineering Department as part of an effort to improve how we inspect and maintain pavement across Wentzville.
We’re using drone technology to safely and efficiently assess concrete pavement conditions (slabs)— something that used to be done manually with utility task vehicles (UTVs) on the road. Now, drones can capture high-quality pictures and video from above, helping us to drastically speed up inspections while keeping our crews off busy streets.
Our drones are flown by an FAA licensed remote pilot at safe heights typically 100-350 above ground level. Our pilots follow all FAA regulations and are only used in areas where aerial inspection is appropriate. This almost always means the drone is flying in the right of way. On the rare occasion when flight over private property is required, the operator uses the easement between houses. We’re excited to use this advanced tool to help maintain and improve Wentzville’s infrastructure.
Please note, the City of Wentzville never uses drone footage for property inspections.
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