CITY CLERK

 

The City Clerk is appointed by the Board of Alderman immediately following the election and installation of a new Mayor.

The City Clerk serves as the Custodian of all records for the City of Pagedale. In addition to providing administrative support for the Mayor and Board of Alderman, the City Clerk performs duties prescribed by statute, ordinance, administrative rule or as directed by the Board of Alderman or the Mayor.  The City Clerk also serves as the election authority, keeping and maintaining all election records and coordinating local elections with the St. Louis County Board of Election Commissioners; and provides voter registration and notary services.

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BUSINESS LICENSE

See Chapter 605, under "Residents, Ordinances", for information relating to this topic.

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CDBG PUBLIC HEARING - no meeting scheduled at this time

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CITY BUDGET

The current budget and financials are available if you click on the "City Budget" link at the side

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CITY ORDINANCES

City of Pagedale Code of Ordinances are available online.  Click the link to the left.

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ELECTIONS

The next election is November 3rd and the City has nothing on this ballot.

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MEETINGS

See Residents/Meetings

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OPEN BIDS

There is nothing at this time. 

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICES 

The Board of Alderpersons of the City of Pagedale will hold a Public Hearing on Thursday, September 10, 2020 at 6:30 pm via ZOOM to hear citizen’s comments regarding Petitions to rezone “A” Residential property located at 1311 Colby; “D” Industrial property located at 7013 Page and “Vacant/Agriculture” properties located at 1307 Colby and 1313 Colby to “C” Commercial consistent with the City of Pagedale City Codes and/or Ordinances.  Please email City Clerk, Pam Rogers at  for ZOOM Invite or call 314-726-1200 x 310.

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The Board of Alderpersons will hold a Budget Hearing for the October 1,2020 through September 30, 2021 Budget of the City of Pagedale on September 10, 2020 at 7 p.m.  Click here for the 2020/2021 Proposed Budget

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SUNSHINE LAW REQUEST​

The Sunshine Law is Missouri State Statute, RSMO 610 and all public meetings and public records of public governmental bodies must be open and available to the public. Meetings and records of public governmental bodies may (though not “shall”) be closed for the reasons listed in Section 610.021, RSMo. (including, but not limited to, privileged discussions with a body’s lawyers or auditors, certain personnel matters, sealed bids until opened, social security numbers, and certain public safety, security system, and computer access information.) 

If, for some reason, a party makes a "Sunshine Request", the request must be received by the party within 3 work days, or given a reason why the request can't be given within that time period.  Click on the link at the left and it will take you to the Sunshine Law booklet. 

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City Clerk 

Pamela Rogers

(314) 726-1200

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