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Improvement are coming to the interchange at I-70 and Highway K/Main Street, with relief for congestion on K near I-70 and better traffic flow better from T.R. Hughes Blvd. through Woodlawn Ave. Phase 1 of this project will focus on the area from T.R. Hughes to Main St./Hwy. K. Construction continues through October 2019.
O’Fallon's popular, family-friedly events are back! Enjoy warm evenings at one of our free activities.
O'Fallon's outdoor pool got a big facelift for 2018. Featuring a brand new bath house, longer lazy river, floating bridge, splashpad, new play structures and much more, the pool is open daily through August 12!
When you go to the polls on Tuesday, August 7, you will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition U, which would impose a Use Tax primarily on the purchase of goods by O’Fallon businesses from out-of-state vendors. The funds generated would go to street repairs.
When you go to the polls on Tuesday, August 7, you will have the opportunity to vote on Proposition U, which would impose a Use Tax primarily on the purchase of goods by O’Fallon businesses from out-of-state vendors. The O'Fallon City Council annouced that the funds generated by Prop U would go to subdivision street repairs.
This information was prepared and paid for by the City of O’Fallon, Bill Hennessy, Mayor; 100 North Main Street, O’Fallon, MO 63366 solely to educate and inform residents about questions that may be presented at the polls. It is NOT intended to advocate, support or oppose the passage or defeat of any measure or candidate. Each voter should vote based on his or her own judgment.
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Construction has started on a long-range project to replace aged water mains throughout the Forest Park Subdivision with new, modern water mains. For the project, the City has divided the work into five one-year increments with the goal of replacing the aged water main infrastructure at a rate of one mile of water main per project year.
As the work progresses, residents and property owners will be notified when crews will need to restrict access to driveways, sidewalks and roadways so that water main pipes can be installed. Residents and property-owners also will be notified of any brief service interruptions to allow service line transfers to take place.
The first year of the project calls for the replacement of the lines on St. Margaret Lane south of St. Joseph Avenue, St. Mathew Avenue south of St. Joseph Avenue, St. Joseph Avenue between St. Margaret and St. Mathew, Eggering Drive and Ronnie Drive south of Eggering.
For more information and a tentative list of future projects, please visit O’Fallon Water & Sewer’s webpage at www.ofallon.mo.us/water-and-sewer.
