City of Cottleville, Mo

City of Cottleville, Mo We also cherish tradition & values, while embracing an optimistic vision of the future.

Cottleville is a growing, dynamic golf cart friendly City that reflects the enthusiasm of its young people, vitality of its families, and the wisdom of its seniors.

PROCLAMATIONCITY OF COTTLEVILLE, MISSOURIHonoring Sarah O’Kane and O’Kane’s KitchenWHEREAS, Sarah O’Kane exemplifies the...
09/04/2026

PROCLAMATION
CITY OF COTTLEVILLE, MISSOURI
Honoring Sarah O’Kane and O’Kane’s Kitchen

WHEREAS, Sarah O’Kane exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit that strengthens communities through innovation, hard work, compassion, and a steadfast commitment to serving others; and

WHEREAS, what began as a heartfelt effort to prepare nourishing meals for fellow parishioners and families experiencing difficult times has grown into O’Kane’s Kitchen, a locally owned business recognized throughout the community for providing high-quality, wholesome meals and exceptional catering services; and

WHEREAS, through her dedication to excellence, Sarah O’Kane has demonstrated that successful businesses are built not only upon quality products and outstanding customer service, but also upon genuine care for people and a desire to make a meaningful difference in their lives; and

WHEREAS, O’Kane’s Kitchen has become a valued part of the local community by providing fresh, healthy, thoughtfully prepared meals while supporting families, businesses, community organizations, and special events with professionalism and hospitality; and

WHEREAS, the City of Cottleville is proud to recognize residents and local business owners whose vision, determination, and community-minded leadership contribute to the vitality, character, and economic success of our city; and

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Stephen Thompson, Mayor of the City of Cottleville, Missouri, on behalf of the Board of Aldermen, City staff, and the residents of our community, do hereby recognize Sarah O’Kane for her outstanding entrepreneurial achievement and commend her for transforming a simple act of kindness into a thriving local business that continues to enrich the lives of others through exceptional food, generous service, and an unwavering commitment to the well-being of the community. The City of Cottleville extends its sincere appreciation and best wishes to Sarah O’Kane and everyone at O’Kane’s Kitchen for continued success and many years of serving our community with excellence, compassion, and heart.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Official Seal of the City of Cottleville, Missouri, to be affixed this day, 19 of August, 2026.

Coming up 10/06!
09/04/2026

Coming up 10/06!

Avalon Park, located in Cottleville, is expanding its senior living community!A second building, designed to mirror the ...
09/04/2026

Avalon Park, located in Cottleville, is expanding its senior living community!

A second building, designed to mirror the existing facility, is coming soon. This expansion will provide additional senior living
opportunities for residents in the Cottleville area while continuing
the high-quality care and services Avalon Park is known for.

We look forward to seeing this exciting project take shape. Stay tuned for updates!

St. Charles Street and Surrounding Area Improvements: Connecting Neighborhoods, Fixing Drainage, and Adding ParkingThe c...
09/04/2026

St. Charles Street and Surrounding Area Improvements: Connecting Neighborhoods, Fixing Drainage, and Adding Parking

The city is moving forward with a package of street, sidewalk, drainage, and parking improvements around downtown and adjacent neighborhoods. The projects focus on improving multimodal connectivity, safety, and stormwater performance while adding modest on‑street parking where feasible. Key elements include:

St. Charles Street at 5th Street
Install a new sidewalk to connect Old Town with the Timberwood Farms subdivision. Purpose: provide a safe, continuous pedestrian route for residents, schoolchildren, and visitors; reduce short car trips between neighborhoods. St. Charles Street at 2nd Street

Add new on‑street public parking spaces along the south side of the street. Purpose: support nearby businesses and residents with convenient short‑term parking and improve curbside access.
Lime Street between Hwy N and Main Street

Add new on‑street public parking spaces along the south side of the street. Construct a new sidewalk to connect Hwy N to Main Street, creating a continuous pedestrian corridor. Perform asphalt mill and overlay to renew the pavement surface. Purpose: enhance walkability between major corridors, increase parking capacity, and extend pavement life. Chestnut Street between Hwy N and Main Street. Resolve an existing drainage problem to prevent standing water and pavement damage. Redesign sidewalk ramps, remove trip hazards, and add a new ADA‑compliant ramp at the northwest corner of Chestnut and Main Streets.
Complete the sidewalk connection on the north side of Chestnut between Hwy N and Main. Add new on‑street parking on the north side of Chestnut (option to designate some spaces for golf carts where appropriate). Perform asphalt mill and overlay to restore the roadway surface. Purpose: improve pedestrian safety and accessibility, address drainage and pavement deterioration, and provide flexible parking options to support local activity.

Coming up 9.22 in Legacy Park!
09/03/2026

Coming up 9.22 in Legacy Park!

Registration remains open for Sunday evening Fall Sand Volleyball Leagues in Legacy Park at the Marie Mannino Sand Volle...
09/03/2026

Registration remains open for Sunday evening Fall Sand Volleyball Leagues in Legacy Park at the Marie Mannino Sand Volleyball Courts!

New Veterans Advisory Committee Being EstablishedA new Veterans Advisory Committee has been established to help honor an...
09/03/2026

New Veterans Advisory Committee Being Established

A new Veterans Advisory Committee has been established to help honor and support local veterans through meaningful community initiatives and events. Organizers are currently seeking dedicated community members and veterans who are interested in serving on the committee and helping shape future programs.

For additional information or to express interest
in joining the committee, please visit:https://www.cityofcottleville.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/Board-Commission-Appointment-Application-1.pdf

Honeysuckle Removal Workday a Resounding SuccessThe recent Honeysuckle Removal Workday was a tremendous success, with 19...
09/03/2026

Honeysuckle Removal Workday a Resounding Success

The recent Honeysuckle Removal Workday was a tremendous success, with 19 dedicated volunteers contributing their time and talents in a variety of roles to help improve Scott A. Lewis Park.

Volunteers were welcomed at the park pavilion, where they checked in, enjoyed breakfast, filled their water bottles, and were transported by golf cart to the work site.

The selected work area was ideal due to its level terrain and easy golf cart access. Located along the wooded trail overlooking Dardenne Creek, the site offers scenic views of the Blueway and Old Hickory's Golf Club across the water. A natural stairway leads from the overlook down to a sandbar-like area along the creek, where visitors can fish from the bank or pull over and dock a kayak while exploring the Blueway. This location sits approximately midway between the existing Woodlands Sports Park Blueway kayak launch and the proposed Cottleville Blueway launch, making it an ideal stop for paddlers to rest, enjoy lunch, or simply take in the scenery while visiting Scott A. Lewis Park.

While many volunteers were experienced in the honeysuckle removal process, several first-time participants were welcomed. After a brief safety and removal tutorial, new volunteers were paired with experienced team members, allowing everyone to contribute safely and effectively.

By the end of the morning, volunteers had cleared honeysuckle from several hundred linear feet of one of the densest sections of the wooded trail. The result is a more open, accessible hiking path that visitors will enjoy for years to come.

One of the day's most exciting discoveries was an extensive stand of the native Dutchman's Pipe Vine (Aristolochia macrophylla), an important host plant for the Pipevine Swallowtail butterfly. Visitors wishing to see this remarkable native vine can find it growing along the left side of the mowed trail leading toward the Pet Adoption Center.

Projects like this demonstrate the tremendous impact volunteers can have on improving our parks while restoring native habitats for wildlife. Thank you to everyone who volunteered and helped make this workday another successful step toward enhancing Scott A. Lewis Park for both people and nature.

Liberty Tree Dedication Coming Soon to Legacy ParkThe St. Charles County Daughters of the American Revolution will soon ...
09/03/2026

Liberty Tree Dedication Coming Soon to Legacy Park

The St. Charles County Daughters of the American Revolution will soon dedicate a Liberty Tree at Legacy Park on Tuesday 9/22 at 5:30pm in front of the Log Cabin, creating a living tribute to America's founding principles and the men and women who helped secure the nation's independence.

The dedication is part of the nationwide commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The newly planted tree will serve as a lasting reminder of liberty, civic responsibility, and the sacrifices made during the American Revolution.

Join us and while you are there and check out the live owl display that same night from 5-7pm inside the log cabin.

Address

5490 5th Street
Cottleville, MO
63304

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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