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Florissant Gets New Police, Public Works Radio System
Mayor Thomas P. Schneider and Chief Timothy Lowery have announce that the City of Florissant will soon be activating a new Police\Public Works digital radio system. The current communication system…
Brockmeyer Resigns as Florissant Prosecutor
Just one day after asking City Prosecutor Ronald Brockmeyer to take a leave of absence, Florissant Mayor Tom Schneider has received and accepted a letter of resignation from Brockmeyer. The…
24-Hour CVS Pharmacy Approved by City Council
The Florissant City Council finally approved the re-zoning of the property located at 696 & 698 N. Hwy 67 to allow for a new CVS Pharmacy, which will operate a…
MSD Repairs Underway to a Sanitary Sewer on St. Ferdinand Street
Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District (MSD) is in the process of making emergency repairs to a blocked sanitary sewer main on St. Ferdinand Street near its intersection with St.…
Rotary Club to Hold Rally March 21 To Support License Office
The Rotary Club of Florissant will be celebrating 20 years of managing the Florissant License Office by hosting a community rally on Saturday, March 21, from 9 a.m. to 12:30…
Florissant Approves 2nd CVS Pharmacy for city
Mayor Thomas P. Schneider has announced that on Monday, March 9, the City Council approved the rezoning of the property located at 696 & 698 N. Hwy 67 to allow…
Judge Brockmeyer Takes Leave From Florissant Courts
Judge had earlier resigned from Ferguson and Dellwood In response to the resignation of Judge Ronald Brockmeyer as municipal judge in Ferguson and prosecutor in Dellwood, Florissant Mayor Tom Schneider…
Commentary on Ferguson
North County Churches Uniting Takes New Post-Ferguson Approach By Rance Thomas North…
City to Buy Dick Weber Lanes for New Courthouse;
Move Move Aimed to Alleviate Crowding By Jeremy Thomas The old Dick Webber Bowling alley at 4575 Washington St. has been an intriguing potential business building since it closed…
Mayor Makes Another Appeal To Gov. Jay Nixon To Retain Rotary Club’s License Office
Mayor Thomas P. Schneider went to the office of Gov. Jay Nixon on Tuesday, Feb. 24 to make another personal plea urging Governor Nixon to intervene on behalf of the…
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