The City is exploring the possibility of contracting with a single residential trash service provider. This approach could help reduce wear and tear on city streets by limiting the number of collection trucks operating in neighborhoods, improve the City's ability to address nuisance properties, provide consistent and competitive monthly rates for all residents, and potentially include additional services such as recycling and bulk-item pickup if desired by the community. As part of this evaluation process, the City would like to gather input from as many residents as possible. Please take a few moments to complete the following brief five-question survey by clicking here. Your feedback is important and greatly appreciated.
The Board of Aldermen amended Agenda for Thursday, July 9, 2026 is now available https://aptg.co/Vn_rqM
The Ste. Genevieve Board of Alderman agenda packet for the regular meeting for Thursday July 9th, 2026 is now available at https://aptg.co/FFL63t.
ALERT: Wednesday, July 1st. There is a 48 hour precautionary boil water advisory for Roberts Street between Fourth Street and Lahaye Street. From the Missouri Department of Natural Resources: What is a boil water advisory? A public water system may issue a boil advisory when there is concern that a problem with drinking water may exist, but it has not yet been confirmed. These are most commonly issued for major water main breaks or other low-pressure events where the possibility of contamination intrusion exists. They may also be issued while waiting for the results of confirmation samples collected for bacteriological analysis, which can take up to two days plus the time required to transport samples to the laboratory. https://www.stegenevieve.gov/page/boil-water-advisoryorder
UPDATE - BOIL WATER ADVISORY LIFTED. ALERT: PRECAUTIONARY BOIL WATER ADVISORY: Monday, June 29th - There is a 48 hour precautionary boil water advisory for Roberts Street between Fourth Street and Fifth Street and for Wehner Street between Biltmore Street and Sixth Street. From the Missouri Department of Natural Resources: What is a boil water advisory? A public water system may issue a boil advisory when there is concern that a problem with drinking water may exist, but it has not yet been confirmed. These are most commonly issued for major water main breaks or other low-pressure events where the possibility of contamination intrusion exists. They may also be issued while waiting for the results of confirmation samples collected for bacteriological analysis, which can take up to two days plus the time required to transport samples to the laboratory. https://www.stegenevieve.gov/page/boil-water-advisoryorder
ALERT: On Tuesday, June 30th, Washington Street from Fifth Street to Seventh Street will have one lane traffic only from 6:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. while crews tie in water lines.
UPDATE: Monday, June 29th, Washington Street from Fifth Street to Seventh Street is back open.
ALERT: On Monday, June 29th, Washington Street from Fifth Street to Seventh Street will be closed from 8:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. while crews tie in water lines.
ALERT: On Thursday, June 25th from 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Market Street from Front Street to the railroad tracks will be closed for street repairs.
UPDATE: Tuesday, June 23rd, Washington Street between Third and Fourth Street is back open.
ALERT: Tuesday, June 23rd starting at 9:00 a.m. Washington Street between Third Street and Fourth Street will be closed for street repairs.
UPDATE: Tuesday, June 23rd, Biltmore Street between Wehner and Wilder Streets is back open.
ALERT: Tuesday, June 23rd starting at 9:00 a.m. Biltmore Street between Wehner Street and Wilder Street will be closed for street repairs.
The Board of Aldermen Agenda Packet for Thursday, June 25, 2026 is now available https://aptg.co/7SJXj3
Update: Jefferson Street is now open both directions at Jefferson, however N 6th Street between Jefferson & Washington remains closed except to local traffic. Alert: Jefferson Street at N 6th Street will be reduced to 1 lane until further notice while city crews work on installation of a new water line.
ALERT: On Tuesday, June 9th Washington Street at N. Sixth Street will be shut down until further notice for maintenance.
Warning- Heat Advisory. Summer is on it's way, and that means that these first several days of hot and humid conditions could take our bodies by surprise! We haven't acclimated to these conditions just yet, so be sure to take precautions when outside this week. Tuesday and Wednesday will be the hottest of the period, with a Heat Advisory in effect for many portions of the area on Tuesday. Temperatures will peak in the low to mid 90s, and with high humidity it will feel more like 100-108°F. This won't last very long though, with rain chances returning Thursday, and a cold front moving into the area Friday, temperatures will start to cool by the end of the work week
The Board of Aldermen meeting packet for Thursday, June 11, 2026 is now available https://aptg.co/fdQs_f
NOTICE: On Monday, June 8th the City will be weed eating on Lahaye and Roberts Street between 7:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. We would appreciate if residents would not park on the street during these times.
NOTICE: Valle Spring Park will be closed from 8am - 5pm today, Wednesday, May 27th & tomorrow, Thursday, May 28th due to trail improvement work.
The Board of Aldermen meeting packet for Thursday, May 28, 2026 is now available https://aptg.co/gKjB46
NOTICE: Pinkley Park will be closed Tuesday, May 26th, Wednesday, May 27th, & Thursday, May 28th due to construction and maintenance.
A quick reminder to residents: City of Ste. Genevieve ordinance prohibits blowing vegetation, including grass clippings, into the street. Please avoid doing so, as it can create stormwater issues and block street drains. Thank you for helping keep our streets and drainage systems clear.
