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University City Courts Experiencing Network Issues
University City Municipal Courts are currently experiencing network issues that are impacting court operations. At this time, court staff do not have access to phones, computers, or other network-dependent systems.
Be Alert: Traffic Shift Coming to Watson Sep. 17
One half of the new bridge over Gravois Creek in Crestwood, located between Pardee Lane and Brookview Drive, has been constructed, and crews are expected to shift traffic onto the new bridge Thursday, Sep. 17.
Traffic Alert: Long Elementary School
In the coming months, a new traffic signal and crosswalk will be installed at the intersection of Garber Road and the entrance to Long Elementary School. Until the new signal is installed, vehicles exiting the parking lot may only turn right.
Firefighter Appreciation Month
Every day, they answer the call to serve our community – responding to emergencies, providing critical medical assistance, and helping residents in their most difficult moments.
Asphalt Paving Scheduled for Big Bend at Old Orchard
Work is scheduled from Wednesday, September 16 to Friday, September 18, weather permitting. Crews are working at night to reduce the impact on school and business traffic.
Moving Toward Safer Streets
Join the Webster Groves Traffic Advisory Commission for an evening of education, information, and community conversation about traffic calming and pedestrian safety.
Council to Pursue Comprehensive Assessment of City Hall Building
The assessment will cover architectural and structural conditions, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and applicable building codes, security, and space utilization.
Parks and Recreation Department Now Hiring
The Eureka Parks and Recreation Department is now hiring a Full Time Recreation Assistant - Programs & Athletics!
Old Orchard Fall Festival Set for October 24-25
This year’s festival brings together over 55 vendors and regional artisans, offering everything from handmade goods to unique fall finds.
Council Recognizes 125 Year Anniversary for Holy Redeemer School
Webster Groves City Council has proclaimed Saturday, September 26 and Sunday, September 27 as “Holy Redeemer School Weekend.”
From Jack-O-Lantern to Compost: Join the Pumpkin Smash
Mark your calendar for Saturday, November 7, 2026. The free event will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Blackburn Park in the Jackson Road parking lot.
SS4A Grant: Base Phase Preliminary Design Agreement
Webster Groves City Council has approved an engineering services agreement for preliminary design work associated with the Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) grant program.