Missouri Edison plans 24 500 volt line extension hearing
Missouri Edison Company seeks PSC review of a 24 500 volt transmission line from a substation near O Fallon to a substation at East Elm and Sonderen Streets in Jefferson City. Hearing set for 1 a.m. at the Jefferson Building with intervenor filings required. project cost about 150000 dollars to improve service to O Fallon and Peters.
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Missouri Edison Company
O'Fallon
Missori
Commission
Jefferson Building
Jefferson City
Leland B. Curtis
William J. Barwick
Missouri Edison
O'Pallon
East Ein and
Sonderen Streets
J. Peters
Park School Effort in St Peters Faces Community Push
In St Peters, Bechet touts local support for a park school complex with a petition drive underway in Heschabi district. Petitioners urge rapid growth proofs and community buy in as key to negotiations with the school board. If progress continues, a formal plan could emerge this year.
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St. Peters
Bechet
Heschabi
Interstate 10
Senter
St. Helens
Smport
Hiaybe Sittin
Agi
Jail standards push faces budget limits and bills
Wipfler argues jails are not hotels as Missouri lawmakers debate House Bill 8 to set health safety and rehab standards. Estimated CCTV costs reach 30 000 to 50 000, with 90 days for local upgrades and possible closures if not met. The St. Charles County jail touts strong facilities while awaiting potential grants and regionalization as cost saving.
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Cnst
Koester
Missouri House
Firemisa Sandards
Senate
James Baler
Kansas City
Wiptler
St. Charles County
Mhesterfeid
Wipfler
City moves to curb vandalism with new ordinance
The Charles Police Department notes vandalism rises spurting calls. Tuesday the City Council introduces an ordinance banning willful destruction or defacement of property. It assigns liability to owners if a vehicle is involved and allows fines up to 500 dollars or up to three months in jail.
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Charles Police Department
New City
Lance
St. Charles City
Uct Omer
City counselor to take over prosecutor duties
The city council approved a plan to appoint a full time city counselor who will assume the city attorney’s present duties, freeing the attorney to act only as prosecutor in the police court. The sponsor said the increased salary should attract qualified applicants, likely recent graduates with some public defender experience.
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