A PWSD #2 project beginning Monday, Oct. 26, will temporarily shut down the City’s primary water supply connection. Wentzville water customers will continue to receive water service but may experience reduced pressure.
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Public Water Supply District #2 (PWSD #2), one of the City's water suppliers, is completing a major infrastructure project that…
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The City of Wentzville has announced that Police Chief Paul West will retire in November, concluding a 46-year career in…
Route N is one of the key transportation corridors connecting Wentzville and St. Charles County, and several improvements are being…
To help maintain a sustainable water supply during the summer, residents and businesses are encouraged to follow a split watering…
We want to hear from you! Join us for the second Comprehensive Plan Open House on Tuesday, March 31 from…
As Wentzville continues to grow, major infrastructure projects — including improvements to Interstate 70, Highway 61, Wentzville Parkway and Route…
Starting in late spring, Meridian Waste will begin managing daily solid-waste operations for Wentzville households including everything from curbside collection…
Please share your feedback! The City of Wentzville encourages residents to participate in the St. Charles Urban County Community Needs…
The City of Wentzville is proud to recognize Beth Wilmes as the recipient of the 2025 Citizen of the Year…
Public Water Supply District #2 (PWSD #2), one of the City's water suppliers, is completing a major infrastructure project that will add a new 30-inch water transmission main to the City's primary water supply connection. This investment will strengthen the infrastructure supporting Wentzville’s water system. Weather permitting, work is scheduled to begin early Monday, Oct. 26, and will require a temporary shutdown of the City's primary water supply connection. Wentzville customers will continue to receive water service, though they may experience reduced pressure during the work. This will require a Citywide precautionary boil advisory beginning Tuesday, Oct. 27, which will… Learn More
The City of Wentzville has announced that Police Chief Paul West will retire in November, concluding a 46-year career in law enforcement, including 14 years of service to the City of Wentzville. During its meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 12, the Wentzville Board of Aldermen approved Mayor Nick Guccione’s appointment of Major Leon Burton as the City’s next Chief of Police. Burton, who currently serves as Assistant Chief of Police, will assume the role following West’s retirement in November. West joined the Wentzville Police Department as Assistant Chief of Police in 2012 after nearly three decades with the City of St.… Learn More
Route N is one of the key transportation corridors connecting Wentzville and St. Charles County, and several improvements are being considered as part of the East-West Gateway Council of Governments (EWGCOG) Transportation Improvement Program. Public comments are now being accepted through July 31 on projects that would widen portions of Route N, add travel lanes and enhance pedestrian connectivity. EWGCOG serves as the metropolitan planning organization for the St. Louis region and helps prioritize transportation projects for federal funding. Public input is an important part of that process. To ensure your feedback is received and considered, please submit comments, concerns… Learn More
To help maintain a sustainable water supply during the summer, residents and businesses are encouraged to follow a split watering schedule from June 1 to Sept. 30. This includes a suggested three-day-per-week plan based on address numbers, plus tips for watering outside peak hours to improve efficiency and water pressure. View the recommended watering schedule, lawn care tips and updates on conservation efforts at www.wentzvillemo.gov/LawnManagement or call (636) 327-5101. Your efforts helpkeep our community beautiful and our resources strong — thank you for doing your part! Learn More
We want to hear from you! Join us for the second Comprehensive Plan Open House on Tuesday, March 31 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. at the Wentzville Rec Center (located at 500 Great Oaks Blvd.). This is a come-and-go event; there is no formal presentation, so you can arrive at any time. The Comprehensive Plan is Wentzville’s roadmap for growth — shaping decisions on roads, utilities, parks, land use and future development. The Comprehensive plan is used as a guide by the Planning and Zoning Commission to evaluate zoning-related requests and guide subdivision regulations. Your input plays a key role… Learn More
As Wentzville continues to grow, major infrastructure projects — including improvements to Interstate 70, Highway 61, Wentzville Parkway and Route Z — are well underway. These projects are designed to support our community long-term by improving safety, easing traffic congestion and enhancing connectivity. But we know the construction can be frustrating right now, especially for our downtown shops and other local businesses. The City of Wentzville recognizes these challenges and has launched the Worth the Trip, Wentzville campaign to help. Businesses are encouraged to join in by: Accessing the “Worth the Trip, Wentzville” Toolkit (copy and paste content) Editing and posting the Canva… Learn More
Starting in late spring, Meridian Waste will begin managing daily solid-waste operations for Wentzville households including everything from curbside collection to customer support and billing. All customers will receive brand-new solid waste carts. Cart deliveries begin March 16 and continue through the month of April. Your old carts will be collected the week after your new carts arrive. For the most reliable and up-to-date information, please visit www.wentzvillemo.gov/SWUpdates. This site will serve as the central hub throughout the transition, featuring the latest FAQs, cart delivery and pickup dates, along with additional service details. For questions, please call (636) 639-7599. Learn More
Please share your feedback! The City of Wentzville encourages residents to participate in the St. Charles Urban County Community Needs Assessment Survey, which is a key part of the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) planning. The survey closes March 15. Your survey response is essential to inform future funding decisions in the County! When completing the survey, please consider advocating for important community needs such as assistance with grass mowing or snowplowing for seniors and persons with disabilities. You can complete the survey here: https://arcg.is/1X1ODS2. CDBG funding supports vital local projects, including housing, public services, infrastructure and more, primarily for low to moderate-income… Learn More
The City of Wentzville is proud to recognize Beth Wilmes as the recipient of the 2025 Citizen of the Year Award. This award honors individuals who have made meaningful and lasting contributions to the community through service, leadership and compassion. Beth was presented with the award by Mayor Nick Guccione during the Jan. 28 Board of Aldermen meeting. Beth is the founder of Faith Through Fire, a Wentzville-based nonprofit established in 2019 with a mission to reduce the fear and anxiety breast cancer patients experience and replace it with hope and a path toward thriving. After surviving breast cancer at… Learn More
