Manchester Aldermen Sworn in to Serve New Terms

Manchester aldermen re-elected in April were sworn in for their new terms Monday night. Check out the photo slide show of the event here.

Manchester's three re-elected aldermen were sworn in to their new two-year terms Monday night. (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.)  Paul Hamill of Ward I, Michael Clement of Ward II and John Schrader of Ward III all kept their seats in the April 2 election. Alderman Marilyn Ottenad was once again elected as board president. Ottenad has served as the board president since 2003. The position is elected annually. Town and Country aldermen were sworn in April 22. For more details on Monday's meeting see the agenda and supporting documents above included in the PDF portion of this article. Related Election Stories: Town and Country Mayor, Aldermen Sworn in For New Terms Mayor, Alderman Keep Seats in …

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Manchester Aldermen Sworn in Monday

Manchester aldermen re-elected in April are set to be sworn in for their new terms at Monday's board of aldermen meeting. View full agenda here.

The Manchester Board of Aldermen is set to meet Monday night.  (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.)  Re-elected aldermen Paul Hamill from Ward I, Michael Clement from Ward II and John Schrader from Ward III are set to be sworn in for their new terms at the meeting. Aldermen serve two-year terms. Town and Country aldermen were sworn in April 22. For more details on Monday's meeting see the agenda and supporting documents above included in the PDF portion of this article. Check back to Town and Country - Manchester Patch for any updates. Latest Election Stories: Town and Country Mayor, Aldermen Sworn in For New Terms Mayor, Alderman Keep Seats in April Election Incumbents Keep Parkway School Board …

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April Election 2013: What Your Aldermen Candidates Want to Change in Your City

PART 4: There are seven open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running in the April 2 election. Only one race is contested. Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

(Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) With the April 2 election day drawing near, Patch wants to make sure voters are able to make informed choices about their candidates. There are seven total open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running. Only one race is contested, which is the seat for Manchester Ward III alderman currently held by Alderman John Schrader. Aldermen are elected to two-year terms. Earlier this month, Patch sent questions regarding the election to all aldermanic candidates. All week, Patch will share the candidates' responses with readers. Each day, Patch will post one question along with the answers of those who responded.  Editor's Note: All …

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April Election 2013: Candidates For Aldermen Discuss Their City's 'Primary Issue'

PART 2: Q: What do you see as the primary issue the board of alderman must address for the good of the city in the next year? Prepare yourself by reading their responses to recent 'Patch' questions.

(Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) With the April 2 election day drawing near, Patch wants to make sure voters are able to make informed choices about their candidates. There are seven total open aldermen seats in Town and Country and Manchester, with eight candidates running. Only one race is contested, which is the seat for Manchester Ward III alderman currently held by Alderman John Schrader. Aldermen are elected to two-year terms. Earlier this month, Patch sent questions regarding the election to all aldermanic candidates. All week, Patch will share the candidates' responses with readers. Each day, Patch will post one question along with the answers of those who responded.  Editor's Note: All …

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Tuesday is Last Day to File For 2013 April Election

Seats on the Town and Country and Manchester board of aldermen, West County EMS and Fire Board and the Parkway School Board are all up for election along with the position of Town and Country Mayor.

Raintree School, Clayton Road Project Before Town and Country Aldermen

Town and Country aldermen discuss plans for Raintree Learning Community and the Clayton Road enhancement project at their first meeting of 2013. View full agenda here.

Town and Country aldermen are set to discuss a number of issues at their first meeting of 2013 Monday night.  (Sign up here for the FREE Patch Newsletter, including Breaking News Alerts.) Raintree Learning Community Aldermen are set to once again discuss the architectural review of Raintree Learning Community, the new school set to move into Town and Country off Mason Road. As previously reported by Patch, in December, the architectural review by the Town and Country Board of Alderman for Raintree was continued to the Jan. 14 meeting because it was also continued until January by the city's architectural review board. Alderman Phil Behnen, who sits on the architectural review board, said the board had some concerns about the siding the …

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Town and Country Board of Aldermen Meeting Tonight

Town and Country aldermen are set to vote on easements around the Clayton Road Pedestrian Enhancement Project and a maintenance agreement the sewer district Monday night.

Town and Country Aldermen will address a number of issues Monday night.   Follow Patch on Facebook for updates- check out our page and "Like" it here. The board will vote on an ordinance regarding easements and settlements with property owners around the Clayton Road Pedestrian Enhancement Project and vote on two ordinances that would approve a maintenance agreement with the Metropolitan St. Louis Sewer District relating to the Clayton Road project. See agenda and supporting documents above for complete details.  Check back to Town and Country - Manchester Patch Tuesday for any updates.  Read Related Articles: Clayton Road Project: Phase One Complete, On To Phase Two

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Aldermen Address Yard Waste, Clayton Road Project

Town and Country aldermen are sent to vote on yard waste contracts and discuss the next steps necessary to move forward in the Clayton Road enhancement project.

Town and Country Aldermen will address a number of issues Monday night.   They will likely move forward with the fall yard waste program for residents. Monday they will vote on entering into a contract with each of the city's waste haulers that would provide the service to residents.   (Follow Patch on Facebook for updates- check out our page and "Like" it here.)  The plan would offer four free yard waste pick-up days in November, whether a resident already pays for yard waste service or not. If the resident doesn't currently pay for yard waste service, they'll get it free. If they do currently pay for it, they'll be credited for the month of November. The service would be provided by the resident's current waste hauler: Allied, Meridian …

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West County Fire Changes, Longview Parking & Yard Waste in Town and Country

West County Fire District personnel changes, the Longview Farm parking expansion project, a yard waste program and more at Monday's Town and Country Board of Aldermen meeting. Read full agenda here.

Aldermen have a packed agenda Monday night.  Prior to the meeting, aldermen are set to discuss personnel changes at the West County EMS & Fire Protection District. As previously reported by Patch and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, West County Fire Chief David Frazier was demoted this month from chief to deputy chief of logistics. Patch has confirmed that Deputy chief Jeff Sadtler is now as chief of the district as it searches for Frazier's replacement. The West County fire district serves a number of cities, including Town and Country, Manchester and nearby parts of unincorporated St. Louis County.  Aldermen are also set to vote on whether to authorize the city to enter into an agreement with Sterling Engineering to bring an engineer on …

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Parkway Resource Officer On Manchester Aldermen's Agenda

Monday night, Manchester aldermen discuss a number of issues, including whether to continue allowing a Manchester police officer to serve as a Parkway School District resource officer. View full agenda here.

The Manchester Board of Aldermen meets Monday night.  Aldermen are set to discuss whether the city will renew its contract with the Parkway School District which allows an officer to serve as the district's resource officer. The current resouce officer contract is set to expire June 30.  Check Town and Country - Manchester Patch for Tuesday for any updates.   For more details on Monday's meeting see the above agenda and supporting documents included in the PDF portion of this article.

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