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Be ‘In the Know!’
>>> Please Sign-Up & Share the E-Newsletter <<<The following link will take you directly to the Subscription Section of the City Website: www.cityofwildwood.com/list.aspx. Through this link, you can subscribe to this weekly e-newsletter, as well as sign up for Traffic & Weather Alerts, News Flashes, and many other City notifications that will keep you in the 'know!'Questions or CommentsThe City of Wildwood can be reached via telephone by calling (636) 458-0440, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, or on its website, 24/7, at this link: CityofWildwood. |
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TRAIL CLOSURE NEWS!The John L. LeCave Memorial Trailhead will be closed to the public on Sunday, September 26, 2021, from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., due to the Pedal for the Cause Event… please avoid this area during this time Thank you in advance for your cooperation!!!!!!
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Celebrate Wildwood - The City's Annual Celebration
This SATURDAY ... SEPTEMBER 25, 2021
COME ON OUT AND HAVE FUN!It is finally here, after almost two (2) years of COVID-19 waiting! Celebrate Wildwood is this Saturday, September 25, 2021. For event details, please visit the provided link: Celebrate Wildwood in 2021. This year's theme is 25 Years + 1, given that COVID-19 did not allow a full celebration of the City's Silver Anniversary in 2020!
Thanks to the Wildwood Celebration Commission Members for their tireless work to bring the best possible event to residents of the City and our visitors here as well. The members of this Commission are Chair Susan Siebert, Vicki Helfrey, Sharon Hutson, Cory Lawson, Karen Stevens, Jaclyn Tripp, Patricia Ward, Libby Wilson, Council Member Joe Garritano (Ward Eight), and Superintendent of Parks and Recreation Gary Crews. This group of volunteers meets all year to ensure no detail is missed!
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Schedule of Events - Celebrate Wildwood (25 Years + 1)
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Celebrate Wildwood - Great Music and Fireworks!This year's Celebrate Wildwood Event will have great music all day! Starting the day off, will be Teddy McCready and his friends. They will play from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thereafter, the McEwyn Band from Nashville, Tennessee will take over and play from 6:45 p.m. to 9:15 p.m. Fireworks then follows! To hear the McEweyn Band, please click on this link - McEwyn Band. Don't miss a note, it is going to be music to your ears! |
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Celebrate Wildwood - The Parade is BACK!
Come on Out and See the FunDespite the parade initially being canceled for this year's event, by popular demand, it is back! The parade will begin at 10:00 a.m., in the parking lot area of New Community Church, from there, it turns east of Manchester Road to the Taylor Road Roundabout, then north on Taylor Road, to Main Street, and then west to its end at Eastgate Lane. I |
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Celebrate Wildwood - Fun for Kids!Bring the whole family out to Celebrate Wildwood and let the kids burn some energy in the bounce houses! Kids' Activities run from 11:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on September 25, 2021! All the info is here: https://www.cityofwildwood.com/759/Celebrate-Wildwood. |
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Celebrate Wildwood
Learn the History of this Great Community!Don't forget to stop by the Historic Preservation Commission's booth at Celebrate Wildwood this Saturday, September 25, 2021, between 11:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. For more information, please click on this link - https://www.cityofwildwood.com/759/Celebrate-Wildwood.
Did you know that within the City of Wildwood there are 11 historic communities? These communities existed long before the City incorporated in 1995 and formed the character of Wildwood and the surrounding area. You probably recognize some of the names, but there may be a few you didn't know about. The booth will be on Main Street, at the west end of the event grounds, near the movie theater! Come talk history and learn about these 11 historic communities and more!! |
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City Hall Hours - City of WildwoodAs of Wednesday, September 1, 2021, City Hall is now open to the public. Thank you for your understanding and patience over the past eighteen (18) months, as we all did our part in helping to prevent the spread of coronavirus. |
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2021 Wildwood Farmers Market ... No Market this Saturday
Back on October 2, 2021 for its Final Saturday of the SeasonSee you next Saturday, October 2, 2021!
Remember, you still can get fresh, locally grown, and raised produce, meat, eggs, and more at the Wildwood Farmers Market! The market will be open every Saturday, from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. (Noon), and is located in Town Center Area of the City, along Plaza Drive, west of Fountain Place (you can type the parking garage address 216 Plaza Drive into your favorite navigation app to help you find it).
The market is open every Saturday, from May 29, 2021, to October 2, 2021, EXCEPT SEPTEMBER 25, 2021, (no market is planned due to the Celebrate Wildwood Event on that same day - come on down anyway and enjoy the fun, food, music, and activities).
Be sure to follow the Wildwood Farmers Market on Facebook to see the weekly list of vendors that will be attending it, learn more about the vendors and their specialties, and receive other updates about its fun and educational activities. We look forward to seeing you at the market!
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Come to the Mayor's Coffee
They're Educational and Fun!
Next Coffee is Thursday October 7, 2021 @ 7:30 a.m.Coffee with the Mayor will accommodate in-person attendance at City Hall on Thursday, October 7, 2021. In-person attendance is allowed within the Community Room, where the Coffee is held, but the number of allowable attendees will be based upon maintaining a minimum social distance of six (6) feet. Social distancing will continue to be practiced by those in attendance, until further notice. If you prefer to participate from your home, a virtual option, via Zoom, will also be available. If you would like to participate via Zoom, you will need to sign up in advance to receive the invitation to attend the Virtual Coffee with the Mayor (see the link below). This link is new each month, so you will need to register again, even if you attended last month’s virtual meeting. Signing up is easy! Here is all you need to do to sign up: 1. Click the link below; 2. Enter your name; and 3. Enter your email address (so we can send you the invitation link to participate via Zoom) You can sign up to attend at the link below: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_OHU9wYKRTE24W7loJX4skQ. After signing up to attend via Zoom, you will receive a confirmation email with the link to the Virtual Coffee with the Mayor. |
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Wildwood Gear!
Good for "ALL" SeasonsLove Wildwood, we hope you do! You can continue to show your pride for this community by wearing it every day. New items have been added to the Teespring Store and are available now. To view all items, including new tank tops, and for pricing and ordering details, please just click on the following link - https://teespring.com/stores/wildwood-missouri. We hope you like the new items! |
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<< COVID-19 INFORMATION >>
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<< COVID-19 Operational Procedures and Information >>The City continues to closely monitor the coronavirus situation and has a section of its website dedicated to this issue. There is helpful information for residents and businesses, including: local restaurant information; impact on parks, trails, and events; public meeting modifications; links to health organizations; and lots more! Visit the page here: https://www.cityofwildwood.com/1960/COVID-19. Given the importance of accurate and timely information about current conditions, the City of Wildwood's e-newsletter will limit its dissemination of information to those links of specific governments and agencies that are responsible for the safety and well-being of us all during this health emergency. These agencies, and associated websites, provide you the latest and most needed information on COVID-19 and, again, can be quickly accessed by clicking on the provided links below:
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services - (Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services); and
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - When You've Been Fully Vaccinated. |
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Pavilion Rentals Now Being Accepted for
Anniversary, Community, and Old Pond School ParksThe Anniversary Park's Pavilion, Community Park's Large Pavilion, Old Pond School Park's Pavilion, and the pavilions on the north end of Community Park, are all now open. For more information, please contact Bree or Gary at 636 458-0440 or via e-mail at bree@cityofwildwood.com or gary@cityofwildwood.com. |
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+++ On the Wildwood Business Scene +++Local News >>>+++ Mayor Bowlin has signed an Extension of the City’s “Temporary Waiver of Special Event Permit Guidelines for Eating and Drinking Establishments in Wildwood” through September 30, 2021. This waiver allows Wildwood restaurants, pubs and coffee shops to expand outdoor seating and hold special events, and provides necessary guidelines and procedures for doing such. Several Wildwood restaurants have taken advantage of this Waiver, including Wildwood Pub & Grill, Benedetto’s on Main, Larry’s Tavern, Parkside Grille and Casey’s Bar, since its first implementation in May 2020. +++ Six Mile Bridge Beer has announced that they will open a new Italian American concept, “Botanica”, at the former Llywelyn’s Pub space at 2490 Taylor Road, in Dierbergs Town Center. The owners hope to open for business in September 2021. |
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Biking and Walking Benefits Program Now in WildwoodThe City of Wildwood has launched an exciting new program that aims to create new and additional traffic for local businesses, while continuing to promote an active, healthy lifestyle for the community. Biking and Walking Benefits is a year-round national program in more than 100 communities across the United States that promotes active mobility through discounts/rewards to cyclists and walkers that visit local businesses.
The program is very simple - individuals purchase a $5.00 helmet sticker from participating businesses and after biking or walking to a participating business, present the sticker to receive their discount/reward. If you already have a sticker from another community, just present it at a participating Wildwood business, and be sure to use your sticker to receive discounts at other area businesses.
Lauren Edens, Ward 2 Council Member and the Chair of the Economic Development Committee of the Wildwood City Council, said, “this program fits perfectly with our culture and outdoor infrastructure, including our extensive trail and sidewalk network. We hope that the initial list of 10 businesses grows with more communications and outreach.”
Interested businesses can participate by contacting Hugh Share, Volunteer Program Coordinator, at sharecycle08@gmail.com, or 314.486.5685.
For a list of current participating businesses and their discount/reward, click this link: https://bicyclebenefits.org/cities/398. |
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Welcome to Wildwood, MissouriWildwood, Missouri is a unique, progressive community that is set in a magnificent natural environment, which features dense woodlands, rolling hills, beautiful valleys, lush meadows ,and crystal clear streams.
Located in West St. Louis County, just a 30 minute drive from downtown St. Louis, Wildwood is a historic community dedicated to its Master Plan, which provides for the preservation of its rural areas, while offering opportunities for residential and commercial growth. State, County and City Parks cover over 11 of the 68 square miles that forms Wildwood's municipal boundaries. The City is served by the AAA-rated Rockwood School District, St. Louis Community College at Wildwood, and has numerous recreational options as well, including an extensive trail and bikeway system, a popular snow ski/tubing and zipline resort, and a prominent equestrian community.
Wildwood incorporated on September 1, 1995; however, the community’s remarkable history does not begin there, The long and rich history of the local settlements has defined this area for many generations. The early settlements of Centaur, Fox Creek, Glencoe, Grover, Hollow, Kelpe, Melrose, Monarch, Orrville, Pond and Westland Acres continue to be discoverable today. Markers provide a brief historicity of these areas for adventurers intrigued by the past. Beyond these unique settlements, the ever-popular Historic Route 66 thoroughfare (now called Manchester Road) bisects Wildwood’s north from south, directly through the heart of the town center. This portion of Route 66 is the original location of the byway, dating back to the early 1930s. Come on out and take a nostalgic ride down old Route 66, and stay awhile and enjoy all the exciting things to do in Wildwood.
Explore Our HistoryEvent CalendarThings to DoFood and DrinkPlaces to StayVisitor's Guide (PDF)Follow us on social media! Facebook (@cityofwildwood) Twitter (@cityofwildwood) Instagram (@cityofwildwood) |
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<<< CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS UPDATE >>>
Departments of Public Works and Planning/Parks<<< Concrete Street Slab Replacement Program - 2021 >>>Kelpe Contracting is replacing deficient sidewalks in various Wards throughout the next couple months. These subdivisions include: Evergreen, Lake Chesterfield, Nantucket, Grover Crossing, Brentmoor Place, and Arbor Chase. Please drive slow and exercise caution in all work zones, so everyone gets home safe. Thank you!
<<< Other Roadway Work & Tree Removals/Plantings >>> The 2021 Wildwood Ash Tree Removal Program began on July 6, 2021. A contracted certified arborist with Davey Resource Group evaluated all Ash Trees that exist in the City’s rights-of-way and prioritized them for removal. Through the evaluation process, the Department of Public Works has created a master list of trees to be removed through 2021 and 2022. The City has completed the removals of seventy (70) Ash Trees from the “High Priority” List. These high priority removals have been completed, with the next tier of removals already underway (medium).
Gaehle Contracting continued the trimming of vegetation on the sides of the City's extensive network of rural roads, asphalt patching, and curb repairs this past week.
*** PEDESTRIAN BRDIGE PROJECT ***
THE MANORS AT THE MEADOWS OF CHERRY HILLS
HAS BEGUN CONSTRUCTION
The long-awaited pedestrian bridge project began this past Wednesday, September 22, 2021, which will link the subdivisions of the Manors at the Meadows of Cherry Hills and the Manors at the Enclaves together through a system of supporting trails that are primarily already in place. DJM Ecological Services, Inc. is the contractor and the bridge and trail were partially funded by McBride Homes. |
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State Highways in Wildwood - From Coffee with MayorState Route 100 and State Route 109 are maintained by the Missouri Department of Transportation. These roadways are key arterial in the City of Wildwood and carry high volumes of traffic. If you see a problem or maintenance need along them, the Missouri Department of Transportation has a "Report a Road Concern" link that works very well. Here is the link - Report a Road Concern and let's keep our roadways in Wildwood safe and functional. |
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<< CITY RECREATIONAL EVENTS and
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Early Childhood Recreation Program - October 2021
Registration is Now Open! |
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LAFAYETTE OLDER ADULTS PROGRAMAfter a yearlong break due to COVID-19, L.O.A.P. meetings are back! The first meeting of the year was held on Monday, September 13, 2021.
The Lafayette Older Adults Program (L.O.A.P.) is a partnership between the Cities of Manchester, Ballwin, Chesterfield, Ellisville, Wildwood, Winchester, and the Parkway and Rockwood School Districts. If you are at least 55 years old, this program is a great way to become involved!
Participants meet the second and fourth Mondays, between September and May, from 10:00 a.m. (doors open at 9:45 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.). The cost is $2.00 per person, per meeting, which are held at the Ballwin Golf Course, 333 Holloway Road. Coffee, soda, and dessert are provided. All you need to bring is a sack lunch.
Occasional special luncheons require a reservation and pre-payment and have a higher fee. For more information, or to be added to the list for day trips, please call 636-391-6326, Ext. 401. |
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Virtual Class: Staying Home Alone
"Additional Dates Added"This (1.5 hour) class will help prepare the parent(s), child, and family for the times when children will be home alone. Parents and children attend together to ensure both parent and child can determine a child’s readiness—physically, mentally, socially, and emotionally— to stay at home alone. Families engage in workshop-style activities to address issues that arise, when preparing for this experience. A family workbook, family emergency cards, family fire escape plan, parent checklist for assessing readiness, and first-aid kit are included. $25.00 per family. Upcoming Class Dates: 9/28, 10/5, 11/9, and 12/7 and it begins at 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. For more information and to sign up, please visit: https://classes-events.bjc.org/wlp2/stlouischildrens/classes/calendar. |
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Virtual Class: Babysitting 101"Additional Dates Added"This (2.5 hour) interactive class is a great introduction to the basics of babysitting. Topics include the business of babysitting, child development, and behavior, as well as basic childcare. Participants learn how to change a diaper, bottle feeding techniques, safety and first aid, and how to choose fun games that are age appropriate for kids. A workbook, first-aid kit, and a backpack is provided. This class may also meet Scout badge requirements. $25.00 per child. Upcoming Class Dates: 10/12, 11/16, and 12/14 and it begins at 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. For more information and to sign up, please visit: https://classes-events.bjc.org/wlp2/stlouischildrens/classes/calendar. |
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City of Wildwood ... Shivering Shadows 7K
October 29, 2021 @ 7:00 p.m.The Wildwood Shivering Shadows 7K is on Friday October 29, 2021.The 7K will be perfect for the beginning night time trail runner. Just enough of a challenge to wet the whistle for more technical adventures! Sign up now for the City's Shivering Shadows 7K, this nighttime race. For more information and to register, please visit:
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Mark Your Calendars!The City's event schedule, although COVID-19 dependent, is provided above. Again, events may be changed, canceled, or otherwise re-scheduled, depending on current Public Health Orders and other factors relating to the current pandemic. |
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Storybook Walk in Community ParkBring your kids and enjoy a walk around Community Park, while reading the newest story along the trail "Gruffalo.” The book selections are suitable for all ages, even adults, and the walk will provide you a mile's worth of steps toward your daily goal! |
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>>> IMPORTANT INFORMATION <<<
SENIOR YOGA CLASS ... THE DETAILSYou can now attend these sessions in-person, but they will also be accessible online from the comfort of your own home. You must register one (1) day in advance of the class date and choose to attend either in person or online (not both).
In-person classes will be held at Wildwood Yoga and Wellness’s new location at 2642 Highway 109, Suite B, in Wildwood. On-line Classes will be held via zoom, further instructions will be e-mailed to you, if attending online.
These classes are FREE for Wildwood residents, and only $5.00 for non-residents, age 60+!
Tuesday’s Class: Senior Chair Yoga (Restore Practice)
Using a chair or a completely supported posture, this practice will target mobility and flexibility of both the body and the mind. With a strong focus on the breath and gentle movement, this practice will explore qualities of a restorative (restful) practice, a yin (longer-holding) practice, and yoga Nidra (guided meditation).
Friday’s Class: Senior Slow Flow Yoga
A meditative flow based on a steady, rhythmic breath, and traditional yoga postures. The flow will incorporate mindful, smooth transitions and holds designed to open the body and the mind. This practice will build strength, balance, flexibility, mobility, and confidence and is ideal for practitioners that are comfortable standing.
All Classes are taught by Certified Yoga Instructors. For more information and to register, please click on the following link: www.cityofwildwood.com/seniors. |
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New Updates - Download the App and Check Them Out
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Park and Trail Memorial ProgramThe City of Wildwood is pleased to offer a Park and Trail Memorial Program intended for residents to honor and commemorate the memory of a loved one or close friend. The City is offering three (3) different options that can be placed in a number of different active or passive park/trail locations in the City. Please click on the link for more information: www.cityofwildwood.com/725/Park-and-Trail-Memorial-Program. |
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<< COMMUNITY AREA ANNOUNCEMENTS >>
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY'S FALL GUIDECheck out St. Louis County’s Fall Activity Guide online here: Fall Activity Guide. So many fun things to do, right here in our neck of the woods and its Fall! |
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Healthy Living for Seniors! Check out these upcoming virtual programs through the St. Louis County Library: http://ow.ly/SXjH30rmNQE. |
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How Cool is This? Host your own outdoor movie night! Use your St. Louis County Library Card to check out a portable projector! Available now, just in time for outdoor movie weather. Request one here: http://ow.ly/qhF830rF93I. |
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WILDWOOD HISTORICAL SOCIETY - 18750 State Route 100
MEETINGS ARE BACK!!!"The Wildwood Historical Society is your historical society whether your family has been in the area for over a century, several decades or just a couple of years. COVID has made life "interesting" for all of us. If you're interested in researching local history and viewing archival photographs, or purchasing books or plat maps, please consider making an appointment. If you'd prefer to contact us remotely, we're happy to respond to online requests. Either way, email us at info@wildwoodhistoricalsociety.org. In the meantime for an overview, please visit our website at Wildwood Historical Society. From Sandra K. Becker-Gurnow, President, and Jill VonGruben, Librarian & Archivist.
September 25, 2021 - CELEBRATE WILDWOOD
The Society will have a big booth - Town Center, on Main Street
UPCOMING MEETINGS WILL INCLUDE
THE FOLLOWING SPEAKERS AND TOPICS- October 19, 2021 - Jan Jacobi - Young Lincoln
- November 14, 2021 (SUNDAY) - 2:00 p.m. - Amanda Doyle & Steve Pick - St. Louis Sound
- December 12, 2021 - OPEN HOUSE - 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., also includes Joe Sonderman - Get your Kicks on Old 66, from 2:00 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
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<< PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENTS >>
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! --- Please Remember --- !
Please Do Not Leave Valuables Visible in Your VehiclesPlace any valuables you may have in the trunk of your car or in back of a SUV, so they are not easy to see or access. Always lock your car, and with daylight ending earlier, park in lighted areas, whenever possible. These cautions are good to use anywhere, including many of the parks and trailheads located within the City of Wildwood. Be safe, and enjoy the outdoors this Winter. |
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Internet Access Committee (IAC) - Project UpdatesFIBER-TO-THE-PREMISE: Information on the final rules that are expected from the U.S. Department of Treasury regarding the parameters of the America Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funding program have still not been made available to States and local communities. Again, as mentioned two (2) weeks ago, the City leadership continues to work with a provider on an agreement for service to the underserved and unserved areas of Wildwood, despite not having these rules in hand. With the agreement’s on-going refinement, the City’s leadership will eventually be able to address the inclusion of these federal requirements as part of it, when made available.
OTHER INSTALLATIONS: Bays ET’s fiber-to-the-premise projects are continuing to move forward on many fronts, including the planned installation of a major conduit of fiber optic within the right-of-way of State Route 100, from Franklin County Line to Old Wild Horse Creek Road/Wild Horse Creek Road area. Due to this effort, Bays ET will be able to serve a very large number of properties along this route where fiber optic is to be installed. Key to this effort is the use of the City’s property at this intersection of Old Wild Horse Creek Road/Wild Horse Creek Road for a backhaul location. This location is planned to have an equipment shelter located there and will provide the needed centralized location for much of western Wildwood. The use of this property has created concerns with the two (2) neighbors and the Department of Planning is trying to address them, with assistance of the Department of Public Works and the St. Louis County Police Department – Wildwood Precinct. This assistance is intended to eliminate certain concerns about aesthetics, use levels, and privacy.
Bays ET will provide WIFI service to the Celebrate Wildwood Event this weekend. This service has been provided by Bays ET for many years and is essential to a successful event, given the need for such to accommodate payments of all types from this year’s large group of vendors. This company has always played a major role in the City of Wildwood’s annual celebration.
OTHER OPTIONS: The Department continues to define other options for internet service, which are identified below: - Bays ET – Fixed wireless network service (original)
- Bays ET – Fiber-to-the-Home (only to certain areas – Hawks Rest, Homestead Estates at Wildwood, and Shiloh Subdivisions)
- Wisper Internet – Fixed wireless network service (original)
- Wisper Internet – Fixed wireless network service (new)
- AT&T Wireless – Mobile communication provider – Hotspot Use
- AT&T – Non-mobile option, where property owner or subdivision compensates provider for extension of fiber optic or T1 Business Line to location(s). Dr Rambaud can provide more background and authored an e-mail in this regard.
- Verizon – Mobile communication provider – Hotspot Use
- T-Mobile/Sprint – Mobile communication provider – Hotspot Use
- Other Mobile Providers – Mobile communication providers, i.e., Mint Mobile, Metro, Cricket, etc. – Hotspot Use
- Satellite – Different providers
- Spectrum (Charter Communications)
- Wildwood Workspaces – 16759 Main Street, Suite 205 (co-working spaces for internet needs)
- Starlink - is now delivering initial beta service domestically, and will continue expansion to near global coverage of the populated world in 2021. For more information, please click on this link - Starlink Information.
If you have any questions or comments about the City's initiatives on high-speed internet to certain areas of this community, please contact the Department of Planning at (636) 458-0440. Please check back regularly for updates. |
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<<< Stormwater Runoff and Erosion Issues >>>The Watershed Erosion Task Force's (WETF) next monthly meeting is scheduled for September 29, 2021. At this meeting, the members will be discussing current work program items and its planned priorities for the upcoming year (2022). For other information, please click on the following link: Watershed Erosion Task Force Information. |
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Online Ward Map
Available on City's WebsiteDo you need to know which Ward you reside in and the two (2) City Council Members that represent you? Just click this link for further information: Ward Map. |
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Don't Forget ... Public WiFi is Available
at Wildwood City HallPublic WiFi is available at Wildwood City Hall. The Network Name is Wildwood/Guest and no password is required. This service will improve your ability to access agenda items during meetings on your smartphone or other WiFi-enabled device. |
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Be ‘In the Know!’
>>> Please Sign-Up & Share the E-Newsletter <<<The City of Wildwood would like to thank all of the subscribers to the e-newsletter for your interest in receiving it and hope you find this weekly publication to be very informative and interesting. It has been a major goal of the City to enhance citizen communications and input, and it hopes the e-newsletter has been an effective communication tool. However, the City is only reaching a small portion of the population and would like to reach many more of our citizens. While not everyone wishes to receive yet another weekly e-mail, it is likely many citizens are unaware that the City’s weekly e-newsletter exists. Therefore, the City is asking for your assistance in sharing this opportunity to stay informed about Wildwood. The following link will take you directly to the Subscription Section of the City Website: www.cityofwildwood.com/list.aspx. Through this link, you can subscribe to the weekly e-newsletter, as well as sign up for Traffic & Weather Alerts, News Flashes, and many other City notifications.
The City would also ask that you forward this notice to friends and family, or share through social media sites, and let’s see if we can grow our subscriber base and keep the citizens of our great community well-informed. Thank you! |
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<< SUSTAINABILITY EFFORTS
AND OPPORTUNITIES >>
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THERE'S AN APP FOR THAT!
ANSWERS TO ALL YOUR TRASH NEEDS & QUESTIONS
... and ...
IT IS EASY TO DOWNLOAD AND USEDownload WasteConnect. Download the Waste Connections App to access the most accurate and up-to-date information about waste services in the City of Wildwood. This app helps to understand service delays due to weather conditions on the roads and streets throughout the City. You can also setup notifications for reminders to place your receptacles out at the curb as well.
Please click on this link for Waste Connections Homepage, which has information on this app and a lot more - https://www.wasteconnections.com/. You can always contact Waste Connections by telephone at (636) 321-2100 or by email, wcmissouri@wasteconnections.com, with any of your questions or comments. |
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The City of Wildwood and Waste Connections provide a location where additional options for the drop-off of extra fiber materials and glass can be accommodated. This location is at the terminus of Wildwood Avenue (between City Hall and the B&B Theatre (63040)).If you have any other questions, please contact us at recycling@cityofwildwood.com or visit the recycling page of our website: Recycling Information. |
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<<< Prescription Drug Take-Back Box >>>
Available at City Hall - Main Street Level - Lobby AreaBring your expired/unused prescription medications to City Hall during normal business hours (Monday through Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) and deposit them in the take-back box. There is no need for any assistance from the police. This easy and safe approach keeps old or unused medications from the environment and out of the hands of children. |
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Wildwood Area Lions Club
Eyeglasses and Hearing Aids - Drop-Off Box @ City HallThe Wildwood Area Lions Club has a drop-off box at Wildwood City Hall (16860 Main Street, 63040) for used eyeglasses and hearing aids that are provided to others that cannot access them for a number of reasons. Don't throw them away - please donate - and help others in need!
The Wildwood Area Lions Club was chartered by Lions International and is a non-profit organization by the State of Missouri, circa June 2009. Lions Clubs support the Wildwood Area by providing assistance through actions and monetary funding. Lions International has 1.35 million members in 205 countries and regions worldwide. The international foundation has awarded more than $700 million for humanitarian service projects worldwide and provides disaster relief, youth programs, and help to combat disabilities, where needed. |
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American Flag Disposal
Service is for Wildwood Residents and Businesses OnlyThe City of Wildwood accepts retired American flags for dignified disposal. Please bring worn flags to City Hall, 16860 Main Street, and leave them with the receptionist. All flags collected will be relinquished to the Boy Scouts of America for proper disposal. US Flags should never be placed in the trash. |
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Shoeman Water Project No Longer Offered @ City HallCity Hall is no longer a drop-off location for new or gently used shoes. The Shoeman Water Project ended in August 2020 and, again, no shoes are being accepted by the City. Please consider bringing your shoes to a local thrift store. Thank you for your cooperation. |
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Editor's Note: Thanks to all our subscribers for your patronage of the e-newsletter. If there are topics or information the City can add to the e-newsletter, or is missing something at this time you would like to see, please let me know by e-mailing joe@cityofwildwood.com. To contact City Hall by telephone, please call (636) 458-0440.
From all of us at City Hall to each and every resident ...
please stay safe and healthy out there! |
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