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Shrewsbury board adopts Bill No. 4056 setting 2025 tax levies
Summary
The Shrewsbury Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Bill No. 4056 on Sept. 23, 2025, an ordinance regulating levies and establishing the rate of annual taxes to be collected for 2025.
Shrewsbury's Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Sept. 23 to adopt BILL NO. 4056, an ordinance "regulating the levies and establishing the rate of annual taxes to be collected for the year 2025 by and for the City of Shrewsbury, Missouri." Alderman Ben Stark moved for the second reading, Alderperson Bette Welch seconded, and later Stark moved for final passage with Alderman Jacob Riley seconding; the board approved the ordinance by unanimous voice votes.
The ordinance was considered during the work session's tax-levy public hearing, which the minutes record drew no public comments. The record contains no dollar amounts or tax-rate figures; the ordinance title in the minutes describes the subject as the 2025 levies and rates.
Mayor Mike Travaglini and six alderpersons were listed as present in the roll call; Alderman John Odenwald and Fire Chief Chris Amenn were recorded as absent. The minutes do not show an individual roll-call tally for the ordinance vote beyond the unanimous voice-vote notation.
The board did not attach conditions or amendments in the recorded discussion. The meeting adjourned after routine business; the next board meeting is scheduled for Oct. 14, 2025, at 6:00 p.m.
