ShowMe St. Peters

05/30/2026

After nearly 29 years of dedicated service to the City of St. Peters, we congratulate Parks Worker Kim on her retirement!

Kim began her career with the City on Dec. 29, 1997, and throughout the years served in several roles, including Sorter, Meter Reader, Streets Maintenance Worker and, most recently, Parks Worker.

During her career, Kim earned 77 Immediate Noteworthy Awards and was part of numerous award-winning projects, including the completion of the St. Peters Golf Club, the recovery of 370 Lakeside Park following the historic flood, the Ollie’s Fun Forest Sensory Trail, the City Centre Inclusive Playground Project, and many more.

Thank you, Kim, for your hard work, dedication and commitment to serving our community. Your impact can be seen throughout St. Peters, and your contributions will be appreciated for years to come.

Please join us in wishing Kim a happy and well-deserved retirement! 🎉
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05/29/2026

05/27/2026

Update: This baby deer was left for mom to take care of. It was healthy.

Animal Control has started receiving calls about baby deer (fawns) found alone. Did you know this is completely normal? Until a fawn is strong enough to keep up, the mother deer leaves it safely hidden while she goes off to feed. This isn’t abandonment — it’s a survival strategy. By staying away, the mother avoids attracting predators to her newborn. As they grow, they may wander short distances, but they still rely on their mothers. Most does return at dawn and dusk to feed or move their young. Animal Control will not remove a fawn unless it is crying constantly, visibly injured, or the mother is confirmed deceased. A quiet, still fawn is behaving exactly as nature intended.
This little one below was found at a resident’s home this weekend

05/17/2026

05/16/2026

Rain or shine, our officers were proud to support the NAMI Walk today!

NAMI (the National Alliance on Mental Illness) is dedicated to providing support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness.

The pouring rain didn’t stop the walkers, volunteers, or our team from coming together to support mental health awareness and advocacy. We are grateful to stand alongside such a strong and resilient community. NAMI St. Louis

05/08/2026

05/03/2026

04/29/2026