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Upcoming Events Upcoming EventsThis year’s Fourth of July Celebration will include a parade and FREE fireworks visible from Rotary Park (starting at 9:30...
We invite Wentzville to come celebrate America’s 250th birthday with us!
Dress up in your favorite costume and race through Heartland Park, perfect for runners, walkers, ghosts and goblins of all...
Wentzville has a lot of festivities to offer the community during the holiday season. From races to walk-thrus, there is...
Wentzville has a lot of festivities to offer the community during the holiday season. From races to walk-thrus, there is...
Dress in your best holiday gear and run or walk through a festive course illuminated by the dazzlings lights at...
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Patrick is back for another starring role, and this time he’s sharing some exciting news: the Independence Day Fireworks Show will be held at Rotary Park this year!
Join us at Rotary Park on July 4 for an evening of celebration, with fireworks beginning at 9:30 p.m. This marks the first year the show will be held at Rotary Park, so be sure to plan ahead and check out the new location.
Grab your family, bring your lawn chairs and get ready for a spectacular night under the stars.
For more information about this event, visit the #LinkInBio.
Patrick is back for another starring role, and this time he’s sharing some exciting news: the Independence Day Fireworks Show will be held at Rotary Park this year!
Join us at Rotary Park on July 4 for an evening of celebration, with fireworks beginning at 9:30 p.m. This marks the first year the show will be held at Rotary Park, so be sure to plan ahead and check out the new location.
Grab your family, bring your lawn chairs and get ready for a spectacular night under the stars.
For more information about this event, visit the #LinkInBio.
The longest day of the year calls for making the most of every minute and you don’t have to go far to do it.
Want it all this summer? Find your next favorite book and browse local shops, or grabbing a bite to eat and discover hidden gems along the way, Wentzville has everything you need for a day well spent.
This summer, challenge yourself to spend a little more time exploring the businesses, restaurants and experiences that make our community special. When you shop local, you’re supporting the people, families and entrepreneurs who help Wentzville thrive.
So if you’re looking for a way to celebrate the longest day of the year today, consider making it a local one. Because when it comes to shopping, dining and exploring, Wentzville is always Worth the Trip.
Learn more and start planning your next local adventure at www.wentzvillemo.gov/WorthTheTrip. #LinkInBio
The longest day of the year calls for making the most of every minute and you don’t have to go far to do it.
Want it all this summer? Find your next favorite book and browse local shops, or grabbing a bite to eat and discover hidden gems along the way, Wentzville has everything you need for a day well spent.
This summer, challenge yourself to spend a little more time exploring the businesses, restaurants and experiences that make our community special. When you shop local, you’re supporting the people, families and entrepreneurs who help Wentzville thrive.
So if you’re looking for a way to celebrate the longest day of the year today, consider making it a local one. Because when it comes to shopping, dining and exploring, Wentzville is always Worth the Trip.
Learn more and start planning your next local adventure at www.wentzvillemo.gov/WorthTheTrip. #LinkInBio
City offices will be closed today, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Meridian Waste services will not be impacted.For Parks and Recreation facility hours, visit the #LinkInBio.
City offices will be closed today, June 19, in observance of Juneteenth. Meridian Waste services will not be impacted.For Parks and Recreation facility hours, visit the #LinkInBio.
Some tasks are possible on your own. But they’re a lot better with a team.
If you’re looking for a career where teamwork matters and your work has a real impact, we would love to have you join us.
Whether it’s answering resident questions, supporting public safety or keeping City operations running smoothly, every department plays a role in serving the Wentzville community.
The best work happens when people bring their unique skills together to solve problems, support one another and make a difference.
View current job opportunities at www.wentzvillemo.gov/Careers. #LinkInBio
Some tasks are possible on your own. But they’re a lot better with a team.
If you’re looking for a career where teamwork matters and your work has a real impact, we would love to have you join us.
Whether it’s answering resident questions, supporting public safety or keeping City operations running smoothly, every department plays a role in serving the Wentzville community.
The best work happens when people bring their unique skills together to solve problems, support one another and make a difference.
View current job opportunities at www.wentzvillemo.gov/Careers. #LinkInBio
Meet the Mayor and Board!
The City of Wentzville has a Council-Administrator form of government as set forth in Chapter 79 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
The Board of Aldermen is comprised of six members, two from each of the three wards. Board members serve staggered two-year terms and are responsible for determining policy, enacting ordinances and authorizing expenditures. The Mayor is elected at-large for a four-year term. The Mayor serves as the chief executive officer of the City, attends and presides over Board of Aldermen meetings, has veto powers over legislation and appoints members of various Boards and Commissions.
Pictured from the left:
Linda Roth, Ward 1
Frank Martell, Ward 2
Michael Lovell, Ward 3
Nick Guccione, Mayor
Michael Hays, Ward 3
Robert Hussey, Ward 2
Chantel Summers, Ward 1
For additional information, please visit the #LinkInBio.
Meet the Mayor and Board!
The City of Wentzville has a Council-Administrator form of government as set forth in Chapter 79 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
The Board of Aldermen is comprised of six members, two from each of the three wards. Board members serve staggered two-year terms and are responsible for determining policy, enacting ordinances and authorizing expenditures. The Mayor is elected at-large for a four-year term. The Mayor serves as the chief executive officer of the City, attends and presides over Board of Aldermen meetings, has veto powers over legislation and appoints members of various Boards and Commissions.
Pictured from the left:
Linda Roth, Ward 1
Frank Martell, Ward 2
Michael Lovell, Ward 3
Nick Guccione, Mayor
Michael Hays, Ward 3
Robert Hussey, Ward 2
Chantel Summers, Ward 1
For additional information, please visit the #LinkInBio.
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