The Board of Alderman agenda packet for 7-10-2025 is now available at https://www.stegenevieve.gov/documents/agendas---minutes/boa/2025/740575

The Extension Office has a Community Walk coming up on August 6th.

Have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day Holiday.

The work session agenda for 7-10-2025 is now available at https://www.stegenevieve.gov/documents/agendas---minutes/boa/2025/740575

A reminder that fireworks are not allowed in the city limits of Ste. Genevieve.
B. Prohibitions. Except as herein provided, it shall be unlawful for any person to sell or offer for sale, display or use fireworks within the City limits.
C. Penalty. Any person who fails to comply with or violates this Article shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be subjected to a fine and/or imprisonment as stated in Section 100.260 of the Code of Ordinances. Any fireworks seized or confiscated as a result of a violation of this Article may be disposed of by the City's Chief of Police.

The Nutrition Center asks that drivers who cross their parking lot due to the construction please slow down and be mindful of who is walking in.

Less humidity expected tomorrow but we have a marginal risk of severe thunderstorms this afternoon.

Asphalt work will wrap up today on South Main St./St. Mary's Road to Seraphin. The next major area for Prop S work will be Washington, Jefferson, & Market west of 4th St. starting around July 14.

Heat Advisory through this evening and elevated temperatures and humidity this weekend.

**UPDATE** Asphalt paving work downtown will continue today (6/26) on Market St., then on Main St. to S. Gabouri. Milling will continue on Main St. to St. Mary's Road to Seraphin St. Asphalt paving for Friday (6/27) & Monday (6/30) will be Main St./St. Mary's Road from S. Gabouri to Seraphin, S. Gabouri from Main to Front and Front St.

Asphalt paving continues on Thursday, 6/26, for Market St., Main St. to the train trestle, South Gabouri and Front, time permitting. The courthouse square will open up Thursday morning for traffic to give the asphalt time to cure overnight. Striping for parking spaces will happen in the future which will require blocking the streets again temporarily.

Asphalt will be milled on Market St. from 3rd St. to Front St., S 2nd St. & S Main St. on Wed. 6/25. Paving on Dubourg and on Market from 4th to 2nd will be on Wed. (6/25) morning with paving on the remainder of Market St., S 2nd St, S Main St., Front St, & S Gabouri St. on Thur. (6/26) & Fri. (6/27). Vehicle traffic will be limited but contractors plan on fully completing the downtown area street improvements by the end of the week.

The Heat Advisory continues through Thursday.

The Board of Aldermen Meeting Agenda for June 26, 2025 , is available online https://www.stegenevieve.gov/documents/agendas---minutes/boa/2025/740575

The Heat Advisory has been extended through Thursday.

A Heat Advisory continues for Ste. Genevieve County through Tuesday.

Asphalt will be milled today (6/23) on blocks of Merchant St. with paving to follow tomorrow (6/24) morning. Vehicle traffic will be limited but contractors plan on fully completing Merchant by noon on Tuesday.

UPDATE: THE BOIL WATER ADVISORY HAS BEEN LIFTED for Memorial Drive between Roberts and Wehner St. UPDATE ON WATER MAIN BREAK: The repairs have been made and the crew are flushing lines in the area to clear up the brown water. The boil water advisory for Memorial Dr. between Roberts and Wehner St. will remain in effect till Tuesday June 24, 2025.

ALERT: BOIL WATER ADVISORY: There will be a boil water advisory for Memorial Dr. between Roberts and Wehner St. until Tuesday June 24, 2025. 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

Chance of severe weather late this afternoon.