Lisa Brenner, University City

Lisa Brenner, University City Lisa Brenner has applied to serve one year of the vacant University City 1st ward council seat. 29 year resident of University City.

She served on the University School Board from 2014 to 2023, three of those years were served as president of the board. She is dedicated to her community and public service.

There are two opportunities to recycle political yard signs.  First, Aug 12-13 in Clayton’s Shaw Park, lower parking lot...
08/06/2026

There are two opportunities to recycle political yard signs. First, Aug 12-13 in Clayton’s Shaw Park, lower parking lot. Please separate the metal stands from the corrugated plastic. The second is at the county. See below ⬇️

Have you voted yet?   This may be one of the most consequential August elections we have had in a while.  Tomorrow is of...
08/03/2026

Have you voted yet? This may be one of the most consequential August elections we have had in a while. Tomorrow is officially election day and your last day to vote. Don’t forget that St. Louis County residents can vote at any polling place.

Election information you need. Brought to you by The League of Women Voters Education Fund.

07/31/2026

New to the District? Need help re-enrolling? Join us for our 2026-27 Enrollment Blitz! 🎉

The 2026-27 Enrollment Blitz will take place Friday, August 7 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at the UCHS Library (7401 Balson Avenue). The Blitz will be closed from 12:30 - 1:30 pm for lunch. Enrollment assistance and computers will be available. 💻

For a list of documentation to bring to enroll, please visit www.ucityschools.org/enroll. We can’t wait to see you there!

07/29/2026

🌮 Need dinner plans for tomorrow? Join U. City Neighbors United for a Give Back Night at Taco Buddha on July 29 from 4:00-9:00 p.m.

Enjoy a great meal while supporting U. City Schools' school supply drive! Just scan the QR code or use promo code GIVEBACK, and 15% of your purchase will benefit U. City Schools. 💛🖤

07/24/2026

I was confused about STLCO Prop C. The ballot language left out a big piece of the proposition. Here is a better explanation:

Proposition C, if passed, would grant the St. Louis County Council a larger window of time to change the pay of elected officials. Currently, the pay for county executive, assessor and prosecuting attorney must be set at least 10 months before an election. If Prop C passes, those positions’ pay could be changed any time before terms of office begin, including during the election cycle.

The proposition’s passage would not change the provision in the state constitution that says pay raises for elected officials cannot go into effect during their term. If passed, it would also make all inaugurations occur on the first Tuesday in January. Currently, County Council members are sworn in on the first Tuesday in January after an election, and the county assessor, executive and prosecutor are sworn in on the second Tuesday.

Get Ready! Early voting will start soon!
07/15/2026

Get Ready! Early voting will start soon!

07/12/2026

My husband and I were walking to Cibo on Hanley. The weeds were so overgrown that you had to step off the sidewalk onto the road. I reported this to the county (county road) via this link. The county cut it back that day and let me know (not a pretty job but utilitarian).

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