St. Peters Police Accepting Unused Drugs During Unused Drugs At Annual Rx Take Back Event

St. Peters police will be accepting unused medicine April 27 at the Justice Center and Walgreens.

If you’ve ever wondered how to get rid of old medicines you don’t need anymore, now you have an easy option. St. Peters police will be accepting prescription and over-the-counter drugs at the St. Peters Justice Center and, new this year, at second location, Walgreens. The pick up will take place between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on April 27. The public can bring medications—no questions asked—to the Justice Center lobby during this time as part of the National Rx Take Back Event. The Justice Center is at the corner of Grand Teton Drive and Suemandy Drive near Mid Rivers Mall. Walgreens, 1305 Jungermann Rd. is at the intersection of Jungermann and McClay Roads. The U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Agency is coordinating the National Rx …

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Man Spit On, Tried to Punch Officer, St. Peters Police Say

An officer was attempting to handcuff the man at the St. Peters Justice Center when he began resisting, according to a police report.

A St. Charles man faces assault charges for spitting on and attempting to punch a St. Peters police officer Sunday. Kyle Friesenhahn, 25, of the 1000 block of Pine Street in St. Charles, was charged Wednesday with assaulting a law enforcement officer. St. Peters Police said an officer was trying to handcuff Friesenhahn Sunday at the St. Peters Justice Center, 1020 Grand Teton Drive. Friesenhahn attempted to strike the officer twice and started spitting at officers, police said. Friesenhahn posted a $25,000 bond Monday and was released from jail. For more crime information on St. Peters Patch, see the following articles:

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St. Peters Board Set for First Meeting of 2013

The St. Peters Board of Aldermen will meet for a work session at 5 p.m. and a meeting at 7 p.m.

A short voting agenda will greet the St. Peters Board of Aldermen as the return to the Justice Center for the first meeting of 2013. After back-to-back months of just one meeting, the board gets back to its two-a-month program on Thursday night. As usual, the board will have a work session at 5 p.m. followed by the regular meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday's work session will feature several items up for discussion. The board will get an update on the I-70 Shoppers Fair CPD, which was recently discussed at the January meeting of the Planning and Zoning Commission.  Also up for discussion are: Following the work session, the board will enter it's regular meeting. Only four items are up for vote—two resolutions and two bills.  Board of Aldermen …

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Planning and Zoning Closes Out Year With Fifth Third Bank Site Plan Approval

The St. Peters Commission re-re-approved a site plan for the bank.

The St. Peters Planning and Zoning Commission closed out the 2012 year with it's final meeting on Wednesday night. One group was making a return appearance in front of the commission.  Fifth Third Bank returned to the Justice Center hoping the third time would be the charm. The bank, first came to the St. Peters Planning and Zoning Commission in the first meeting of 2011 to get approval of a site plan for a new location located south of the existing Walgreens on Mid Rivers Mall Drive on the same area as the new Goodwill store. After construction didn't begin for a year, the bank returned in the last meeting of 2011 to have its site plan re-approved. During that meeting, the bank's representative Kurt Prosser said he hoped construction …

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Hotel Tax Abatement, a Health Committee and More on St. Peters Board's November Meeting Agenda

The St. Peters Board of Aldermen will have a 5 p.m. work session and 7 p.m. meeting on Thursday, Nov. 15.

A potential new committee, a proposed tax abatement and a discussion of proposed one-way roads are just a few of the items awaiting discussion at Thursday's St. Board of Aldermen meeting.  The meaty agenda is not surprising for November's lone meeting—this month is just one four in which the board eschews its regular twice-monthly meeting schedule in favor of a one-meeting approach. The board figures to be at its busiest during the 5 p.m. work session.  On the work session agenda, the board will be figuring out if a new committee is needed. Changing of the committees has been a topic for much of the year with the St. Peters green committee getting a new name and talks about the dissolution of the youth committee popping up frequently. This…

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St. Peters Aldermen Have Busy Day Ahead with Three Meetings

Aldermen will have a special meeting at 4:45 p.m., a work session at 5 p.m. and a regular meeting at 7 p.m.

Thursday night will be a triple-header for the St. Peters Board of Aldermen at the Justice Center.  In addition to the usual combo of work session and regular meeting, the board will have a special meeting to replace the recently resigned Gus Elliott. At 4:45 p.m. Mayor Len Pagano and the board will meet to approve or deny the appointment of Terri Violet for the vacant Ward 3 seat.  Following the special meeting the board will return to its regularly scheduled program of 5 p.m. work session and 7 p.m. meeting.  The work session agenda is fairly full for the board. The board has two items for discussion, the first is a stop sign removal at Maple Tree Drive and Golden Hills Drive. The other item deals with proposed road work. Last week …

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Bev Cowling

5:28 pm on Thursday, October 4, 2012

I totally agree. They are trying to fleece my neighborhood for draining a leaking pond that didn't leak until after they "improved" Feise Road. They created the problem and now want us residents to pay to fix it.   more ›

St. Peters Police Collecting Unused Drugs At Rx Take Back Event

St. Peters police will be accepting unused medicine on Saturday, Sept. 29.

If you’ve ever wondered how to get rid of old medicines you don’t need anymore, now you have an easy option. As they do every year, the St. Peters Police Department will be accepting prescription and over-the-counter drugs at the St. Peters Justice Center between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 29. The public can bring medications—no questions asked—to the Justice Center lobby during this time as part of the National Rx Take Back Event. The Justice Center is at the corner of Grand Teton Drive and Suemandy Drive near Mid Rivers Mall. The U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Agency is coordinating the National Rx Take Back Event. The St. Peters Police Department is participating in the event because unused medication is a …

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St. Peters Justice Center Accepting Unused Drugs During Unused Drugs April 28

St. Peters police will be accepting unused medicine at the Justice Center.

St. Peters Police Accepting Unused Drugs During Unused Drugs At Rx Take Back Event

St. Peters police will be accepting unused medicine April 28.

If you’ve ever wondered how to get rid of old medicines you don’t need anymore, now you have an easy option. St. Peters police will be accepting prescription and over-the-counter drugs at the St. Peters Justice Center between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 28, 2012. The public can bring medications—no questions asked—to the Justice Center lobby during this time as part of the National Rx Take Back Event. The Justice Center is at the corner of Grand Teton Drive and Suemandy Drive near Mid Rivers Mall. The U.S. Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Agency is coordinating the National Rx Take Back Event. The St. Peters Police Department is participating in the event because unused medication is a potential source of supply for illegal…

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St. Peters Aldermen Set to Vote on Changes to City Code

Board of Aldermen work session begins at 5 p.m. with the meeting to follow at 7 p.m.

After being presented a slew of potential city code changes at the first meeting of February, the St. Peters Board of Aldermen will vote to make the changes official on Thursday.  meeting agenda tackle changes to city code. Most of the proposed changes are just updates to the city code reflecting updates to Missouri codes. One item, however, is because of February's election. The Board will vote on the fate on of the hotel tax passed earlier this month. After voters approved a 2 percent tax, the Board will decide if the city should enact the hotel tax.  The work session agenda is a bit on the light side for the Board. Besides the regular items the Board normally deals with—like records retention—only one new item is up for discussion. …

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