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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS - SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS - SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING - BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS - SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
Posted by City Administrator/City Clerk - 09/16/2025 at 12:20p.m.
A public hearing will be held by the Board of Alderpersons on Monday, September 29, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. at which time citizens shall be heard on the property tax rates proposed to be set by the City of Crystal Lake Park, Missouri. The projected revenues from the property tax are estimated to produce slightly more revenues due to an increase in assessed valuation from new construction as required in the annual Budget for the Fiscal Year 2025, beginning January 1, 2025. The rates are subject to change prior to adoption based upon additional information from the county collector or state auditor concerning the tax rate calculation. The public hearing will be held at the Frontenac Government Center (10555 Clayton Road, Frontenac, MO 63131). The public hearing will discuss the proposed ordinance to confirm, ratify and approve the rate of tax to be assessed for the year 2025.
The link to the valuations is included within this announcement.
Notice given this 16th day of September, 2025.
Angela McCormick, MPA, MRCC
City Administrator/City Clerk
BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS - MEETING - SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
BOARD OF ALDERPERSONS - MEETING - SEPTEMBER 29, 2025
Posted by City Administrator/City Clerk - 08/19/2025 at 12:34p.m.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Alderpersons for the City of Crystal Lake Park has rescheduled the September meeting to the new date of September 29, 2025. The agenda and meeting packet will be posted at least 24 hours prior to the meeting.
Notice given this 19th ay of August, 2025.
Angela McCormick, MPA, MRCC
City Administrator/City Clerk
HUNTER PARK - RESERVATION PROCESS
HUNTER PARK - RESERVATION PROCESS
The picnic tables within Hunter Park can be reserved for private events. However, reservations are required. Reservations are to be made to the City generally but not later than 14 days prior to the event date in an effort to avoid scheduling conflicts. The reservations will be rendered in seven (7) days of receipt of the request. The reservation will be emailed to the applicant unless an alternative means has been determined. Fees and deposit(s) are due at the time of the reservation request. Please note, the reservation of the park is solely for the exclusive use of the picnic tables within the park. Forms, fees and deposit(s) are to be brought to Frontenac City Hall and checks are to be made payable to the City of Crystal Lake Park. The City Administrator’s office hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m. Please note that the park/playground remains available for public use during these times. Park reservations are for exclusive use of the picnic tables.
The Reservation Policy & Form be found via this link: Hunter Park Reservations
Resident Fee Schedule: $40 resident reservation fee, $100 refundable deposit and an additional $50 deposit for alcohol consumption. Non-Resident Fee Schedule: $60 non-resident reservation fee, $100 refundable deposit and an additional $50 deposit for alcohol consumption.
The City Administrator can be reached via city.administrator@crystallakepark.org.
HUNTER PARK - RULES & SAFETY REMINDERS
HUNTER PARK - RULES & SAFETY REMINDERS
As we enter into warmer weather and enjoy the outdoors, here are a few rules and safety reminders for Hunter Park, the Playground, Splash Pad and Rain Garden. The park and playground rules are posted at the park entrance. Park and Splash Pad hours are from 8:30 a.m. to Dusk.
Playground
The playground has been designated for children 2 to 12 years of age. Adult supervision is strongly recommended.
The playground surface is designed to reduce the risk of injury from falls. To preserve and maintain the playground and surface area, skateboards, motorized vehicles, hoverboards, roller skates/blades, bicycles, scooter, high heels, cleats, pets and smoking are not permitted on the playground or surface area. Please do not use these on the playground and surface area.
Splash Pad
To prevent slipping and falling on the Splash Pad, it is strongly recommended that children wear rubber soled shoes.
Parents: Please supervise your children while in the Park and on the Splash Pad.
Rain Garden
Please do not play in the rain garden and rocks. The stones and plants are there to manage the water run-off from the splash pad. Please do not remove rocks or plants from the rain garden. Throwing stones onto the playground can damage the rubberized surface. Throwing stones onto the splash pad can result in injuries.
Landscaping
Please do not remove or disturb the landscaping in and around the park. The variety of trees, plants and flowers promote the charm of Hunter Park. It is disconcerting to report that the daffodils surrounding Officer Newton’s memorial bench were pulled out by the roots. Please be respectful of the nature and beauty of our city park.
Finally, have fun, enjoy the amenities of our park and be safe. Thank you!
Questions regarding Hunter Park: Contact Park Commissioner Peg Crockett clp.hunterpark@gmail.com or 314-809-3762
WASTE CONNECTIONS - 2025 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
WASTE CONNECTIONS - 2025 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE
Updated by City Administrator/City Clerk - 08/19/2025 - 12:00p.m.
LABOR DAY – Monday, September 1, 2025
Monday routes will be picked up on Tuesday
Tuesday routes will be picked up on Wednesday
Wednesday routes will be picked up on Thursday
Thursday routes will be picked up on Friday
Friday routes will be picked up on Saturday
THANKSGIVING – Thursday November 27, 2025
Monday routes will not be affected
Tuesday routes will not be affected
Wednesday routes will not be affected
Thursday routes will be picked up on Friday
Friday routes will be picked up on Saturday
CHRISTMAS DAY – Thursday, December 25, 2025
Monday routes will not be affected
Tuesday routes will not be affected
Wednesday routes will not be affected
Thursday routes will be picked up on Friday
Friday routes will be picked up on Saturday
WASTE CONNECTIONS RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING
WASTE CONNECTIONS RESIDENTIAL RECYCLING
Posted by City Administrator - 07/31/2024 - 12:12p.m.
Recycling Made Easy.
Meet your sustainability goals with Waste Connections of Missouri. We offer diversion and recycling services for a wide variety of materials, including cardboard, plastic, office paper, newsprint and more. Today more than ever, recyclable products are common and our programs and services make Greater STL recycling convenient and worry-free for our customers.
We provide a single-stream residential recycling program (also known as "fully commingled" recycling), which means all recyclables are placed in one bin for convenient curbside pickup. Residential recycling by Waste Connections of Missouri is collected every week. Place your recyclables curbside by 6 a.m. on your pickup date.
Residential customers are not required to sort approved recyclables.
Recycling Guidelines
When preparing recycling for pickup, please follow these guidelines carefully:
· Flatten all cardboard boxes
· Empty and rinse all containers. Do not flatten containers.
· Do no place items in plastic bags
The link below provides further recycling information.
CALL 911 - IF YOU SEE ANY SUSPICIOUS OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
CALL 911 - IF YOU SEE ANY SUSPICIOUS OR CRIMINAL ACTIVITY
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING . . . SAY SOMETHING
DO NOT HESITATE
PLEASE CALL
911
IMMEDIATELY!
WCDC (West County Dispatch Center)
314-737-4600
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: LOCK IT OR LOSE IT – 9PM ROUTINE!
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: LOCK IT OR LOSE IT – 9PM ROUTINE!
We are encouraging residents to take steps to protect their property and prevent crime by not presenting crimes of opportunity. This is to serve as a reminder to lock your vehicle doors and remove any valuables, even when parking in your driveway.
Criminals look for easy targets. You can make it more difficult for them by following the #9PMRoutine! Many vehicle burglaries, and to a lesser degree, stolen vehicles, occur as a result of vehicles being left unlocked. Criminals walk through neighborhoods, trying vehicle door handles, hoping to find an unlocked vehicle. The best way to prevent vehicle burglaries is to remove all of your valuables, lock your vehicle’s doors upon exiting and take the keys to the vehicle inside your residence.
The Frontenac Police Department strives to promote active participation amongst residents to report suspicious activity when it is observed. The public is a valuable partner in the prevention and solving of crime. We ask the residents of the City of Crystal Lake Park to be aware of any suspicious activity and to report it to Police immediately. If you observe something that seems suspicious, we ask that you call 911 or the Non-Emergency Number @ 314-737-4600 so an officer can be dispatched to investigate.
FRONTENAC POLICE DEPARTMENT - NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY
FRONTENAC POLICE DEPARTMENT - NEIGHBORHOOD SAFETY
The Frontenac Police Department is a full service public safety agency providing quality policing services to the citizens of Frontenac, Crystal Lake Park, Huntleigh, and Westwood. The twenty-one sworn officers and one civilian staff member are committed to the established departmental Mission and Values that frame our partnership with the community we serve. It is this partnership that fosters the wonderful quality of life that those who live and work in our area enjoy.
If you observe any suspicious activity, please contact Frontenac Police. If you see something, please say something.
Emergency Police: Call 9-1-1
24/7 Non-Emergency Dispatch: 314-737-4600
Police Department
10555 Clayton Rd
Frontenac, MO 63131
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