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City Parks and Recreation Office
500 Great Oaks Blvd.
Wentzville, MO
(636) 332-9236
Email us with questions or concerns about:
Recreation programs – Fun@wentzvillemo.gov
Ice, Banquet Hall and facility rentals – ParkAdmin@wentzvillemo.gov
Park maintenance – ParksUser@wentzvillemo.gov
Volunteer opportunities – Volunteer@wentzvillemo.gov
Marketing – Parks.Marketing@wentzvillemo.gov
Social Media:
Instagram: @wentzvilleparks
Facebook: Wentzville Parks and Recreation
eNewsletter: Wentzville Parks and Recreation Monthly eNewsletter
| Staff Directory | ||
| Position | Phone | |
| Parks and Recreation Director | Mike.Lueck@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2080 |
| Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation | Roy.Hays@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2087 |
| Recreation Superintendent | Joshua.Hoppe@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7639 |
| Parks and Business Technology Superintendent | Bryan.Wieczorek@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7627 |
| Parks Operations Superintendent | Billy.Roll@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2058 |
| Recreation Manager — Special Events and Programs | Mackenzie.Miller@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2086 |
| Recreation Manager — Sports and Fitness | Patrick.Logel@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2084 |
| Recreation Manager — Ice and Aquatics | Shannon.Smallwood@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2186 |
| Recreation Facility Manager | Kate.Whaley@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2082 |
| Marketing and Communications Manager | Caitlyne.McGarrity@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2088 |
| Park Planner and Project Manager | James.DuBois@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7549 |
| Park Maintenance Manager | Mike.Barker@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2090 |
| Horticulture Manager | Rob.McDaniel@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2181 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Fitness | Xander.Garcia@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2093 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Youth Programming and Camp | Amber.Anderson@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2159 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Concessions and Special Events | Mariah.Davis@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2085 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Ice Arena Operations | Ryan.Motts@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7602 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Sports | Andrew.Rivers@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7631 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Aquatics | Danny.Seelye@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7630 |
| Recreation Supervisor — Aquatics | Ben.Davis@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7636 |
| Ice Arena Supervisor — Programs | Kelsey.Ward@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7604 |
| Parks Business Supervisor | Meaghan.French@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2089 |
| Guest Services Supervisor — Front Desk and Membership | Vanessa.Kackley@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-2083 |
| Guest Services Supervisor — Facility Rentals | Kimberly.Pilkington@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7633 |
| Administrative Support Specialist | Elizabeth.Riportella@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7629 |
| Digital Marketing and Communications Coordinator | Paige.Lockwood@wentzvillemo.gov | (636) 639-7565 |
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Happy Fourth of July, Wentzville! As a reminder, tonight`s fireworks display will have a new viewing location this year at Rotary Park.
Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a FREE fireworks show starting at 9:30 p.m. Please note, Rotary Park is simply the fireworks viewing location and will not have additional activities or programming. Parking will be available at Rotary Park, and overflow parking will be available at Wabash Elementary, North Point High School and North Point Middle School.
Guests choosing to watch the fireworks from Wentzville School District property are reminded that the District maintains a strict, zero-tolerance Drug- and Smoke-Free Campus Policy. Alcohol, tobacco, e-cigarettes, vaping products, illegal drugs and personal fireworks are prohibited on school grounds. Thank you for helping us provide a safe and enjoyable celebration for everyone.
For more information and FAQs, visit our #LinkInBio.
Happy Fourth of July, Wentzville! As a reminder, tonight`s fireworks display will have a new viewing location this year at Rotary Park.
Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a FREE fireworks show starting at 9:30 p.m. Please note, Rotary Park is simply the fireworks viewing location and will not have additional activities or programming. Parking will be available at Rotary Park, and overflow parking will be available at Wabash Elementary, North Point High School and North Point Middle School.
Guests choosing to watch the fireworks from Wentzville School District property are reminded that the District maintains a strict, zero-tolerance Drug- and Smoke-Free Campus Policy. Alcohol, tobacco, e-cigarettes, vaping products, illegal drugs and personal fireworks are prohibited on school grounds. Thank you for helping us provide a safe and enjoyable celebration for everyone.
For more information and FAQs, visit our #LinkInBio.
As a reminder, the Wentzville Rec Center, Progress Park Recreation Center and Wentzville Ice Arena will be closed on Saturday, July 4.
Progress Park Pool will be open for the annual Free Swim from noon-5 p.m. This event is exclusive for Outdoor Aquatics Season Passholders and Wentzville residents only. An Outdoor Aquatic Season Pass or a Resident Card must be presented upon entry. You will not be able to obtain your Resident Card at the event so be sure and get yours online today.
Splash Station is open to all guests for normal operating hours and admission.
We hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July Celebration! For full event details, visit our #LinkInBio.
As a reminder, the Wentzville Rec Center, Progress Park Recreation Center and Wentzville Ice Arena will be closed on Saturday, July 4.
Progress Park Pool will be open for the annual Free Swim from noon-5 p.m. This event is exclusive for Outdoor Aquatics Season Passholders and Wentzville residents only. An Outdoor Aquatic Season Pass or a Resident Card must be presented upon entry. You will not be able to obtain your Resident Card at the event so be sure and get yours online today.
Splash Station is open to all guests for normal operating hours and admission.
We hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July Celebration! For full event details, visit our #LinkInBio.
Wentzville`s America 250 Concert Series continues on Saturday, July 18!
Join Wentzville Parks and Recreation at the Wentzville Community Club for a FREE evening of live music, food trucks, kids` entertainment and fun for all ages. Breakdown Shakedown will take the stage at 6:30 p.m. for the second concert of the season, bringing a lively mix of today’s hits and crowd-favorite classics. Invite friends and family, bring lawn chairs and celebrate America`s 250th birthday with great music, delicious food and community fun in Historic Downtown Wentzville.
To learn more about the America 250 Concert Series, visit our #LinkInBio.
Wentzville`s America 250 Concert Series continues on Saturday, July 18!
Join Wentzville Parks and Recreation at the Wentzville Community Club for a FREE evening of live music, food trucks, kids` entertainment and fun for all ages. Breakdown Shakedown will take the stage at 6:30 p.m. for the second concert of the season, bringing a lively mix of today’s hits and crowd-favorite classics. Invite friends and family, bring lawn chairs and celebrate America`s 250th birthday with great music, delicious food and community fun in Historic Downtown Wentzville.
To learn more about the America 250 Concert Series, visit our #LinkInBio.
We are excited to announce that this year’s grand marshals for the Fourth of July Parade are Linda and Brent Styer, owners of Ellbee’s General Store and longtime members of the Wentzville community. For 24 years, Linda and Brent Styer have been dedicated advocates for Historic Downtown Wentzville, helping cultivate the welcoming atmosphere that residents know and love.
As owners of Ellbee’s General Store, they have created more than a business — they have built a gathering place that celebrates local history, supports community traditions and encourages meaningful connections. Their belief in preserving the charm of downtown while investing in its future reflects the values that make Wentzville special. As this year’s grand marshals, the Styers embody the service, pride and community spirit that define Wentzville and reflect the heart of this year’s America 250 theme.
Linda and Brent hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4 at 10 a.m. as Wentzville celebrates America 250!
We are excited to announce that this year’s grand marshals for the Fourth of July Parade are Linda and Brent Styer, owners of Ellbee’s General Store and longtime members of the Wentzville community. For 24 years, Linda and Brent Styer have been dedicated advocates for Historic Downtown Wentzville, helping cultivate the welcoming atmosphere that residents know and love.
As owners of Ellbee’s General Store, they have created more than a business — they have built a gathering place that celebrates local history, supports community traditions and encourages meaningful connections. Their belief in preserving the charm of downtown while investing in its future reflects the values that make Wentzville special. As this year’s grand marshals, the Styers embody the service, pride and community spirit that define Wentzville and reflect the heart of this year’s America 250 theme.
Linda and Brent hope to see everyone at the Fourth of July parade on Saturday, July 4 at 10 a.m. as Wentzville celebrates America 250!
July is National Parks and Recreation Month! During the month of July, we’re celebrating the parks, programs and spaces that bring people together, help us stay active and make everyday life a little more fun.
This year’s theme, “The Power of Parks and Recreation,” highlights the many ways local parks and recreation make our community stronger. From playgrounds and trails to summer camps, events, sports, aquatics and more, Wentzville Parks and Recreation helps create welcoming spaces where everyone can play, connect and belong.
Celebrate with us all month long as we share content highlighting the people, places and programs that bring The Power of Parks and Recreation to life in Wentzville!
July is National Parks and Recreation Month! During the month of July, we’re celebrating the parks, programs and spaces that bring people together, help us stay active and make everyday life a little more fun.
This year’s theme, “The Power of Parks and Recreation,” highlights the many ways local parks and recreation make our community stronger. From playgrounds and trails to summer camps, events, sports, aquatics and more, Wentzville Parks and Recreation helps create welcoming spaces where everyone can play, connect and belong.
Celebrate with us all month long as we share content highlighting the people, places and programs that bring The Power of Parks and Recreation to life in Wentzville!