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Council approves multiple resolutions and ordinances; key votes and outcomes at a glance

2844461 · April 2, 2025
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Summary

On March 31 the St. Charles County Council approved several resolutions and ordinances covering public‑safety designation, bonds for emergency radio equipment, tax‑rate projections, grants, intergovernmental agreements and personnel changes. One zoning item (bill 53‑69) was tabled; an elections‑records destruction item was handled separately.

St. Charles County Council acted on a package of resolutions and ordinances during the March 31 meeting. Below is a concise list of each item taken up and the council outcome as recorded in the meeting minutes.

Votes at a glance

- Resolution 25‑03 (Blue Shield public‑safety designation): Passed. The council adopted a resolution declaring support for the Missouri “Blue Shield” program and affirming a commitment to public safety and partnerships that could make the county eligible for state public‑safety grants.

- Resolution 25‑04 (intent to issue bonds for radio equipment): Passed. The resolution stated the county’s intent to issue tax‑exempt obligations for up to $16,000,000 to finance emergency radio equipment for the county’s radio communications system and authorized reimbursement for prior expenditures consistent with bond financing procedures.

- Resolution 25‑05 (nonbinding projected tax rates): Passed. The resolution authorized nonbinding projected tax rates for the county’s general and special funds for 2025 as required by state law (Senate Bill 711, 2008 reference in packet).

- Bill 53‑70 (vacate a platted utility easement at Crystal Hill Terrace): Passed on final reading.

- Bill 53‑71 (accept election efficiency grant funds — $57,141.56): Passed on final reading. Ordinance authorizes receipt of grant funds from the Missouri Secretary of State for election efficiency and amends the election services fund budget.

- Bill 53‑72 (WIOA intergovernmental agreement): Passed on final reading. Authorizes execution of an intergovernmental agreement with the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development for PY24 WIOA 25% rapid response business funds (contract P0992500089).

- Bill 53‑73 and Bill 53‑74 (MOUs with U.S. Marshals Service): Passed on final reading. The council authorized memoranda of understanding for short‑term joint operations between the county police and sheriff’s departments and the U.S. Marshals Service.

- Bill 53‑75 (personnel administration amendments and 2025 budget amendment for Community Development and Highway positions): Passed on final reading.

- Several introduction‑stage bills were presented for future consideration (examples include grants and easements, a naming ordinance for the county firearms training center, and recognition of the Greater St. Charles Convention & Visitors Bureau). One personnel reclassification bill noted on the agenda (bill number referenced during meeting) was withdrawn by its sponsor at request and concurrence.

Procedural and consent actions

- The council approved a consent agenda after items requested for separate votes (port authority item, registrar records item, two circuit clerk items) were pulled; the port authority item passed after a recusal; the registrar item was debated and handled separately (see article on election records).

- Bill 53‑69 (rezoning application RZ25‑01 for Dyer Road area) was moved up on the agenda, a substitute bill adding the remonstrance was accepted, and the amended bill was tabled at the applicant’s request (see separate article on that item).

This roundup summarizes roll‑call and voice‑vote outcomes recorded in the meeting. For full text of ordinances, resolutions, contract numbers and the formal roll calls, refer to the county clerk’s published minutes and the official ordinance/resolution documents.