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11/19/2020
UPDATE: 2/11/2021
Drivers Needed Mondays & Fridays - please call ASAP
This is NOT a drill! Driver-Volunteers are needed!
Monday-Friday 9a-12p. Whether you're available every week or once a month.... we need YOU! Substitute/Call-List drivers also welcome. Call 636-528-7000 or email [email protected]
10/07/2020
Brimager is happy to be home in Moscow Mills
By Shawn Singleton Staff Writer with The Lincoln County Journal.
For Lt. Nick Brimager, the opportunity to serve his hometown and keep it safe is a dream that has come true.
After nearly a decade serving with the Troy Police Department, Brimager returned to his home of Moscow Mills last December to join its police department as lieutenant and assistant police chief, and he said it was the perfect chance to end his career in his own backyard – where it began in 2006.
“It was a great opportunity to go back to Moscow Mills and becoming a lieutenant and assistant chief with the hopes of becoming police chief one day,” said Brimager, a Troy Buchanan High graduate who has spent 14 years in law enforcement. “Moscow Mills is a growing area. Plus, I grew up here and went to school here – so it was returning home.”
Unlike many police departments in the area, Moscow Mills’ police force is self-sufficient, though it does request assistance from Troy, or other larger departments when needed.
“The cool thing about a small police force is everyone has a specialized job to do, but everyone has to work together – because you have to in order for the department to run smoothly,” Brimager said.
Brimager marvels at the way Moscow Mills has changed and grown since his childhood, and graduation from high school in 1999, but says it’s a great thing because it shows progress.
“We’re excited about the growth that’s taking place in Moscow Mills,” he said. “Where I grew up, there weren’t many houses.
“Now it’s booming, and we have entire subdivisions being built.”
Brimager thanked the Troy Police Department for his time there, but said the chance to finish where he started was an offer he couldn’t refuse.
“My career in Troy was great, but you can’t pass up a great opportunity,” he said.
Like other smaller areas, Moscow Mills doesn’t have the high crime rates of larger metropolitan areas. That’s not to say no crime exists, said Brimager, and when it does happen, the department is ready to investigate and apprehend the offenders.
“Obviously in the area we work in, there are less shootings than in the city, but we still have crimes we have to investigate,” Brimager said. “There’s always somebody who needs our help.”
Like every department of first responders, Brimager said he and his fellow officers eventually deal with the unsettling. As a leader, he said, it’s his responsibility to make sure his officers are well taken care of.
“I would provide them with the support they need whenever they need it,” Brimager said. “Sometimes, I’ve had to come out in the middle of the night to help investigate a tough case.”
While Brimager said anything could happen in 10 years, he does have a plan, and it doesn’t involve being outside of Moscow Mills.
“In a decade or so, the plan is to become the chief of police,” he said. “I don’t plan to leave Moscow Mills, so when Chief Terry Foster retires, I can take over and continue serving the community the way he has.”
10/07/2020
This officer helped me and my 4 year old with a flat tire earlier, definitely wanted to thank him for helping us! Awesome guy.
07/09/2020
06/04/2020
In response to the rumors circulating and on behalf of Chief Foster there have been no calls or reports of shots being fired on Highway 61 in Moscow Mills and Troy area Wednesday evening. If you have any further questions or concerns as always please contact the police department 636-356-4612.
05/05/2020
NO COURT MAY 6, 2020
The Moscow Mills Municipal Court has POSTPONED THE MAY 6th DOCKET. All cases from the MAY 6th docket have been continued to JUNE 3, 2020.
PLEASE CHECK BACK PERIODICALLY FOR COVID-19 UPDATES AND HOW IT MAY AFFECT FUTURE MUNICIPAL COURT DOCKETS. INFORMATION WILL BE UPDATE HERE AND ON OUR WEBSITE AT: moscowmillsmo.com or contact the court 636-366-9969
04/01/2020
Moscow Mills Municipal Court for Wednesday, April 1st has been cancelled per Supreme Court Order for Covid 19. Contact the Court for a continuance 636-366-9969
02/01/2020
05/17/2019
Thank you Chase and Jett for the snacks for MMPD officers for National Police Week! Thank you too Julie Anne Forster!
05/03/2019
City of Old Monroe
City of Old Monroe
We are deeply sadden to inform everyone that we are postponing Day in the Park, that was scheduled for May 4th. But we will hold it on June 8th with Old Monroe in Motion! Our thoughts are with all individuals, businesses etc being effected by the Flooding of 2019. See you June 8th.
04/05/2019
Fox2Now
UPDATE: The children have been located safely. Their father, Fernando Marez-Carreas, is still at-large. He is a person of interest in this case. Police say the children are safe and being reunited with their mother. Learn more: http://via.fox2now.com/D3LTa
09/21/2017
Route61SafetyProject
http://www.modot.org/stlouis/major_projects/Route61SafetyProject.htm
Upcoming Lane Closures (updated 9/13) - One lane of northbound and southbound Route 61 will be closed from Peine Road to Wentzville Parkway weeknights from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. on from Thursday, September 14 through Wednesday, September 20.
04/28/2017
St. Charles County Missouri Scanner Traffic
St. Charles County Missouri Scanner Traffic
If your wipers are on, your headlights should be on........ Please share to the people that should know or don't know that do not do it.
04/12/2017
Thanks to the ladies at the United Methodist Church for their gift bags for children. They will be a wonderful tool.
04/12/2017
Timeline Photos
04/12/2017
Spring is here! Along with the beautiful weather, it is also time to do spring cleaning. Remember to keep yards cut and free of items in the yard. Please refer to the city website to review the ordinances. Specifically sections 41, 51, 60, 64, 65, & 68. Officers will be enforcing these ordinances.
04/12/2017
Moscow Mills Chamber of Commerce Easter Egg hunt will be this weekend!
03/21/2017
With warmer weather here, that means more people and children will be walking about. Please drive carefully, pay attention and drive within the speed limits.
01/12/2017
US National Weather Service Saint Louis Missouri
Are you prepared for an ice storm?
01/05/2017
**UPDATE: Great news! The Moscow Mills Police Department is happy to announce on January 05, 2017, the missing juvenile has been located and is safe and sound. We would like to thank the community and all of our followers for their concern and help to bring her home safe.
Special thanks go to the St. Charles County Cyber Crimes Task Force and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for their help in finding the missing juvenile.
12/30/2016
MoDOT Central Missouri District
What New Year's resolution do you think Missouri drivers should focus on in 2017? We think they're all good things to remember!
12/19/2016
The Moscow Mills Police Department would like to thank everyone for their cooperation, patience, and understanding over the weekend. It was a very trying time for everyone involved including citizens, first responders, parents and children alike.
Let’s use this experience to prepare for the next winter storm or any other emergency. A few tips include having water in the car, full tanks of gas, blankets, cell phone chargers, and maybe even a few energy bars.
12/17/2016
LCEOC: Lincoln County Situation Update from Lincoln County Emergency Management MO : Nixle
https://local.nixle.com/alert/5803478/
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Lincoln County Emergency Management Barry Nuss, Public Information Officer Contact: 314-565-5538 EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATED LINCOLN COUNTY SITUATION ...
12/16/2016
Many roads are closed due to weather. This would be a good night to stay in with a good book or movie. How about Christmas Vacation?
12/16/2016
Beginning to release student drivers at Troy Buchanan, middle schools buses & will avoid our roads of concern.
12/16/2016
Be safe on the roadways today. The weather is not being very nice. Roadways are freezing over and are very slick.
Please slow down and be careful, there are many accidents already.
10/12/2016
www.nleomf.org
Learn these facts about the “Move Over” law so you can do your part to protect those who protect
you. It’s not just a law—it’s the right thing to do.
http://www.nleomf.org/assets/pdfs/nhtsa/MoveOver_QA.pdf
10/06/2016
Officer Blake Snyder
http://www.supportingheroes.org/memorial/hero.php?hero_id=2878
Officer Blake Snyder of the Saint Louis County Police Department in Saint Louis, Missouri, fell in the line-of-duty on Thursday, October 6th, 2016 due to Gunfire (Intentional) at the age of 33.
07/11/2016
Thanks so much to the members of the community for coming to the police department today to show their support and appreciation of the police department.
Special thanks to the members of the Cub Scouts Pack 956 and the Girl Scouts Troop 4933.
Michael, Masen, and Rachel Cross
Joshua, Catherine, and Amy Vollmer
Jacob and Mason Dowell, Austin Hart, along with Vicki.
07/07/2016
General Modot Information
July 07, 2016
Route MM Bridge Will Close July 18
Crooked Creek Bridge Located South of Moscow Mills in Lincoln County
HANNIBAL – Drivers using Lincoln County Route MM can look forward to a new, wider, two-lane bridge by this fall.
Crooked Creek Bridge, located south of Moscow Mills, will close at 8:00 a.m. on July 18 to begin construction. The road will be closed for approximately two months. No detour will be signed along the route.
“The majority of the traffic on this road is local, so they will use their best alternate routes while the road is closed,” said Erik Maninga, MoDOT area engineer. MoDOT wants to remind drivers that Shetland Trail is a private road not maintained by the county or the state, therefore, use of it by drivers is discouraged. A public meeting was held earlier this year to invite comments, and, overall, area residents were pleased the bridge was being replaced.
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission awarded the bridge replacement project to Don Schnieders Excavation Company for their bid of $486,264.35. The bridge will be two-feet wider when completed, and the railings will be made of concrete instead of steel.
Those interested in staying up-to-date on the Route MM project can subscribe to the email and text notification system at https://www6.modot.mo.gov/eMoDOTWeb/jsp/signon/signon.jsp.
06/23/2016
Just as a friendly reminder about the Fourth of July Season, here is the City ordinance for fireworks. This is also posted on the city website.
66.040. Use of fireworks with aerial trajectory prohibited.
66.050. Use of other fireworks limited. It shall be unlawful for any person to throw or place any fireworks, including pyrotechnic devices, in such a manner that the explosion of same will be likely to endanger or cause injury or damage to any person or property; provided further that it shall be unlawful for any person to shoot or detonate fireworks of any nature within the city limits except on the 3rd, 4th, and 5th days of July each year.
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Brimager is happy to be home in Moscow Mills
By Shawn Singleton Staff Writer with The Lincoln County Journal.
For Lt. Nick Brimager, the opportunity to serve his hometown and keep it safe is a dream that has come true.
After nearly a decade serving with the Troy Police Department, Brimager returned to his home of Moscow Mills last December to join its police department as lieutenant and assistant police chief, and he said it was the perfect chance to end his career in his own backyard – where it began in 2006.
“It was a great opportunity to go back to Moscow Mills and becoming a lieutenant and assistant chief with the hopes of becoming police chief one day,” said Brimager, a Troy Buchanan High graduate who has spent 14 years in law enforcement. “Moscow Mills is a growing area. Plus, I grew up here and went to school here – so it was returning home.”
Unlike many police departments in the area, Moscow Mills’ police force is self-sufficient, though it does request assistance from Troy, or other larger departments when needed.
“The cool thing about a small police force is everyone has a specialized job to do, but everyone has to work together – because you have to in order for the department to run smoothly,” Brimager said.
Brimager marvels at the way Moscow Mills has changed and grown since his childhood, and graduation from high school in 1999, but says it’s a great thing because it shows progress.
“We’re excited about the growth that’s taking place in Moscow Mills,” he said. “Where I grew up, there weren’t many houses.
“Now it’s booming, and we have entire subdivisions being built.”
Brimager thanked the Troy Police Department for his time there, but said the chance to finish where he started was an offer he couldn’t refuse.
“My career in Troy was great, but you can’t pass up a great opportunity,” he said.
Like other smaller areas, Moscow Mills doesn’t have the high crime rates of larger metropolitan areas. That’s not to say no crime exists, said Brimager, and when it does happen, the department is ready to investigate and apprehend the offenders.
“Obviously in the area we work in, there are less shootings than in the city, but we still have crimes we have to investigate,” Brimager said. “There’s always somebody who needs our help.”
Like every department of first responders, Brimager said he and his fellow officers eventually deal with the unsettling. As a leader, he said, it’s his responsibility to make sure his officers are well taken care of.
“I would provide them with the support they need whenever they need it,” Brimager said. “Sometimes, I’ve had to come out in the middle of the night to help investigate a tough case.”
While Brimager said anything could happen in 10 years, he does have a plan, and it doesn’t involve being outside of Moscow Mills.
“In a decade or so, the plan is to become the chief of police,” he said. “I don’t plan to leave Moscow Mills, so when Chief Terry Foster retires, I can take over and continue serving the community the way he has.”
By Shawn Singleton Staff Writer with The Lincoln County Journal.
For Lt. Nick Brimager, the opportunity to serve his hometown and keep it safe is a dream that has come true.
After nearly a decade serving with the Troy Police Department, Brimager returned to his home of Moscow Mills last December to join its police department as lieutenant and assistant police chief, and he said it was the perfect chance to end his career in his own backyard – where it began in 2006.
“It was a great opportunity to go back to Moscow Mills and becoming a lieutenant and assistant chief with the hopes of becoming police chief one day,” said Brimager, a Troy Buchanan High graduate who has spent 14 years in law enforcement. “Moscow Mills is a growing area. Plus, I grew up here and went to school here – so it was returning home.”
Unlike many police departments in the area, Moscow Mills’ police force is self-sufficient, though it does request assistance from Troy, or other larger departments when needed.
“The cool thing about a small police force is everyone has a specialized job to do, but everyone has to work together – because you have to in order for the department to run smoothly,” Brimager said.
Brimager marvels at the way Moscow Mills has changed and grown since his childhood, and graduation from high school in 1999, but says it’s a great thing because it shows progress.
“We’re excited about the growth that’s taking place in Moscow Mills,” he said. “Where I grew up, there weren’t many houses.
“Now it’s booming, and we have entire subdivisions being built.”
Brimager thanked the Troy Police Department for his time there, but said the chance to finish where he started was an offer he couldn’t refuse.
“My career in Troy was great, but you can’t pass up a great opportunity,” he said.
Like other smaller areas, Moscow Mills doesn’t have the high crime rates of larger metropolitan areas. That’s not to say no crime exists, said Brimager, and when it does happen, the department is ready to investigate and apprehend the offenders.
“Obviously in the area we work in, there are less shootings than in the city, but we still have crimes we have to investigate,” Brimager said. “There’s always somebody who needs our help.”
Like every department of first responders, Brimager said he and his fellow officers eventually deal with the unsettling. As a leader, he said, it’s his responsibility to make sure his officers are well taken care of.
“I would provide them with the support they need whenever they need it,” Brimager said. “Sometimes, I’ve had to come out in the middle of the night to help investigate a tough case.”
While Brimager said anything could happen in 10 years, he does have a plan, and it doesn’t involve being outside of Moscow Mills.
“In a decade or so, the plan is to become the chief of police,” he said. “I don’t plan to leave Moscow Mills, so when Chief Terry Foster retires, I can take over and continue serving the community the way he has.”
This officer helped me and my 4 year old with a flat tire earlier, definitely wanted to thank him for helping us! Awesome guy.
In response to the rumors circulating and on behalf of Chief Foster there have been no calls or reports of shots being fired on Highway 61 in Moscow Mills and Troy area Wednesday evening. If you have any further questions or concerns as always please contact the police department 636-356-4612.
NO COURT MAY 6, 2020
The Moscow Mills Municipal Court has POSTPONED THE MAY 6th DOCKET. All cases from the MAY 6th docket have been continued to JUNE 3, 2020.
PLEASE CHECK BACK PERIODICALLY FOR COVID-19 UPDATES AND HOW IT MAY AFFECT FUTURE MUNICIPAL COURT DOCKETS. INFORMATION WILL BE UPDATE HERE AND ON OUR WEBSITE AT: moscowmillsmo.com or contact the court 636-366-9969
The Moscow Mills Municipal Court has POSTPONED THE MAY 6th DOCKET. All cases from the MAY 6th docket have been continued to JUNE 3, 2020.
PLEASE CHECK BACK PERIODICALLY FOR COVID-19 UPDATES AND HOW IT MAY AFFECT FUTURE MUNICIPAL COURT DOCKETS. INFORMATION WILL BE UPDATE HERE AND ON OUR WEBSITE AT: moscowmillsmo.com or contact the court 636-366-9969
Moscow Mills Municipal Court for Wednesday, April 1st has been cancelled per Supreme Court Order for Covid 19. Contact the Court for a continuance 636-366-9969
Thank you Chase and Jett for the snacks for MMPD officers for National Police Week! Thank you too Julie Anne Forster!
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