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Whether you have lived in Florissant since you were a child or are planning a future here for your children, we hope you will find our website a fun and informative portal to our community.

Florissant is a community of over 50,000 people situated in North St Louis County. It is a progressive and thriving town with a reputation for being 'warm & friendly.

Florissant offers many wonderful services and a wide variety of amenities for residents of all ages from toddlers to Senior Citizens. It's one of the safest cities of its size West of the Mississippi River.

Whether you're here for a day or a lifetime, this is a great place to be!

The position of City Clerk was created by the Charter of the City of Florissant, Section 3-12. Appointed by the Mayor the City Clerk is the official record keeper of the City. Some of the important records she is responsible for include minutes, ordinances, resolutions, contracts, and other vital documents The City Clerk authenticates by signature all ordinances, resolutions and attests to contracts. She administers the Oath of Office to elected officials and certain employees. The City Clerk also prepares and certifies the ballot, working closely with St. Louis County Election Board to monitor elections. The City Clerk's office prepares and issues liquor licenses for new establishments as well as yearly renewals. She acts as legislative assistant to the City Attorney and City Council, researching information for matters when so requested by members of the City Council. The City Clerk's Office maintains regular contact with the Members of the City Council.

If you would like to know what ward you are in, you may contact the City Clerk's office.

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The State of Missouri:

The Council meets the 2nd and 4th Monday of every month in the Council Chambers, Florissant City Hall, 955 Rue St Francois, at 7:00PM. Meetings are open to the public. Citizens may speak up to 3 minutes under "hearings from citizens". Please contact the city clerk at 839-7630 for further information.

Council Meetings can be viewed live on •City of Florissant Facebook Page, •Spectrum/Charter Ch.992, •AT&T Uverse Ch.99.  Our past council meetings can viewed from our Media web page here.  

If you would like to find out what ward you are in, you can call the City Clerk's office.

Florissant Council Members

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Ward 1 - Andrew Harris

ward1@florissantmo.com

314-246-9150

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Ward 2 - Paul Manganelli

ward2@florissantmo.com

314-606-6578

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Ward 3 - Joseph Eagan

ward3@florissantmo.com

314-395-6838

caputa

Ward 4 - Jeff Caputa

ward4@florissantmo.com

314-239-1568

shildroth

Ward 5 - Keith Schildroth

ward5@florissantmo.com

314-839-2927

odonnell

Ward 6 - Tom O'Donnell

ward6@florissantmo.com

314-691-7856

pagano

Ward 7 - Jackie Pagano

ward7@florissantmo.com

314-837-1315

parson

Ward 8 - Robert Parson Jr

ward8@florissantmo.com

314-422-2050

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Ward 9 - Tommy Siam

ward9@florissantmo.com

314-757-2594

Community Development and Housing Resource Center

Florissant's Community Development Department has many resources available for residents and newcomers, such as information on Housing, Community Development, and Neighborhood Stabilization. 

The City of Florissant participates in the Federal Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program through the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The CDBG program funds a variety of home improvement loan programs as well as public service activities that benefit the residents of Florissant.

Community Development Programs:

              • Home Improvement Program (HIP) 
              • Home Improvement Mechanical (HIP-M)
              • Hazardous Tree Removal Program
              • Ramp Program

2024 Household Income Guidelines for program eligibility:

One-Person Household             $56,250

Two persons                              $64,300

Three persons                            $72,350

Four persons                             $80,350

Five persons                              $86,800

Six persons                                $93,250

Seven persons                           $99,650

Eight persons                          $106,100


Home Improvement Program (HIP)

Low- Moderate Income-eligible Florissant residents will be able to apply for a $7,000 forgivable loan to be used towards necessary home repairs. It is NOT for remodeling or cosmetic repairs. 

Click HERE to download an application or stop by our offices at 1055 St. Francois for a hard copy.

Awards are given first-come-first-serve basis on May 1st, 2024.

To schedule an appointment for application assistance please call (314) 839-7680. Appointments to review the application can be made the month of April 2024 once all application documents have been gathered. 


Home Improvement Program - Mechanical (HVAC systems)

Funding is limited - Please call to see if grant monies are currently available.
The Community Development Office offers their Home Improvement - Mechanical Program as long as funds are available. This program offers a grant of up to $5,000 to a limited number of qualified Florissant residents for the replacement/repair of heating/cooling units and water heaters.


Residential Hazardous Tree Removal Program

The Florissant Residential Tree Removal Program aids Florissant residents facing severe hazards related to trees that are dead. The program provides up to $3,000 of residential tree removal assistance to low/moderate income residents facing safety concerns and potential home damage.

Application will be accepted starting on May 1st, 2024 until September 30, 2024.

To print the application, please click the link below:

2024 Tree Application



Beautiful Home Award:

Beautiful Home Awards

The City of Florissant is conducting its Beautiful Home Award Program again this year sponsored by the Citizen Participation Commission. The program is to recognize homeowners who take pride in the appearance of their home and community. To be eligible for the contest a home must be an owner-occupied single-family dwelling. Residents may nominate either their own home or other homes in the city. The judging criterion includes, but is not limited to, landscaping, attractive exterior, overall curb appeal and maintenance of the property.

One winner will be chosen from each of the city's nine wards. The winners will receive recognition from the City Council, including a certificate of appreciation and a Beautiful Home yard sign. Previous winners must wait three (3) years before consideration for another award.

Submit your applications here: 

www.florissantmo.com/beautifulhome


Housing Resource Center

The Housing Resource Center offers prospective home buyers and renter's information about available housing opportunities in Florissant as well as information about City amenities.  The housing resource center also offers existing homeowners a number of programs, assistance, and resources to help meet their individual needs.

Downpayment Assistance Program

DPA 2024

Please reach out DIRECTLY to one of the agencies listed above.


COVID-19 Assistance

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Mortgage, Rent, and Utility Assistance (due to COVID-19)

Assistance up to $1,000 is available for income-eligible Florissant residents. Please reach out to CAASTLC (314) 863-0015 or visit their website for more information. 

https://www.caastlc.org/


Volunteer Opportunities

We are currently seeking individuals who want to serve their community by helping a Florissant resident in need. Donate a day of your time with the Florissant Community Development department, assisting in yard clean ups and small home maintenance projects.

If you are interested in participating in a volunteer project, please reach out to our office at communitydevelopment@florissantmo.com or call (314) 839-7680.

To find out more about what we offer the community, please check out our Document Center.

Click here to be directed to our new "Choose Florissant"

Economic Development Website!

Welcome to TEAM FLORISSANT. Make Florissant Part of Your Plan.

The Economic Development Department is aggressively promoting Florissant and its assets to business leaders within our region, as well as to decision-makers nationally, as companies make business relocation and expansion decisions.

Florissant has a strong central focus to attract, retain and expand businesses that add vitality to the entire region. It is our mission to ensure a healthy, profitable business climate that will attract new residents to the community while supporting our existing neighborhoods and heritage.

Economic Development entails improvement and progress in our community without compromising the City's proud past. We have a City leadership that is supportive of development with a proactive commitment to further development.

"Team Florissant" has a desire to work as a team to improve the City's business climate and make the process as simple as possible.

For a list of available properties please contact Patrick Mulcahy at pmulcahy@florissantmo.com or 314-839-7690. or 314-839-7690.

List of relevant links:

Florissant Comprehensive Plan website

Historic Sites

Old Town Partners

Restaurants

Business Directory

The Finance Department is responsible for all financial functions for the City of Florissant.  Those functions include cash handling, accounts payable, accounts receivable, financial reporting, annual business licenses, property accounting, payroll, budgeting, purchasing, and risk management.  The Finance Department also maintains the City's general ledger and reporting activity of the various funds, including the General Fund, Special Revenue Funds, Debt Service Funds, Enterprise Funds, Internal Service Funds, Capital Improvement Funds, Trust & Agency Funds, and Bond Funds.

Memo on Deficit Spending & Budgeting

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Employment

Information on current job openings with the City of Florissant may be obtained by calling (314) 595-3640 , Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. or ask your questions via e-mail: swhite@florissantmo.com

Click here to apply online for current job opportunities. 

Applications and resumes will only be accepted for posted openings. Applicants may apply in person at the Human Resources Department in the Florissant Government Building, 1055 Rue St. Francois, Florissant, MO 63031.

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Mayor Timothy J. Lowery

tlowery@florissantmo.com

Mayor’s Page

Mayor Timothy Lowery has served the City of Florissant for over 32 years. Tim has been the Chief of Police since 2012 until being elected Mayor of the City of Florissant in April of 2019.

Mayor Lowery was born and raised in the City of Florissant. He is a graduate of Hazelwood Central High School.  During his youth, Tim was a member of the Police Explorer program and volunteered around Florissant.  At a young age, Tim’s parents instilled in him a sense of public service and giving back to the community.  That is why he is proud to follow in his father’s footsteps as Chief of Police and now the Mayor.

Mayor Lowery comes from a proud family that has been involved with public service for as long as he can remember.  His priorities include economic development, improved schools, and making public safety. He knows what it takes to find solutions, navigate the complicated governmental agencies and to get things done. Mayor Lowery’s innovative ideas and philosophies as Chief of Police have improved service to the community. He will continue to improve these services as your Mayor.

As Mayor Lowery moved through the ranks of the Florissant Police Department as Chief, his accomplishments are many including memberships in the various elite law enforcement organizations.

The International Association of Chiefs of Police Executive Board, State Association of Chiefs of Police General Chair,  Federal Bureau of Investigations National Academy  Member Eastern District of Missouri Chapter Past President,  International Homicide Investigators Association Member,  Missouri Police Chiefs Association President,  St. Louis Area Police Chiefs Association Secretary,  North St. Louis County Police Chiefs Association,  President Missouri Peace Officers Association , Greater St. Louis Major Case Squad Executive Board Member,  Back Stoppers of Greater St. Louis-Member,  Law Enforcement Officials of Greater St. Louis Member,  St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy Board of Managers and  F.B.I National Advisory Board Member.

Mayor Lowery is very active in the community. He is a member of many community based organizations which includes, North County Labor Legislative Club, Knights of Columbus Duchesne Council 2951, Florissant Rotary Club, Florissant Elks Club, Old Town Partners, VFW Post 4105 - Friends of Veterans Member, North County Chamber of Commerce, North County Incorporated, and St. Louis County Veterans Coalition.

Tim has both a Bachelor’s and a Master’s Degree in Management from Lindenwood University.  In addition, he has an Associate’s degree in Criminal Justice from Florissant Valley Community College, and in 2008, he graduated from the F.B.I. National Academy in Quantico Virginia.

Tim has been married to his wife Laurie for 35 years and they have one son named Bryan.  Tim and Laurie are active parishioners at Sacred Heart Church.

FLORISSANT MUNICIPAL DIVISION

Judge Mary Elizabeth Dorsey

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*Notice*

For questions or information concerning the class action settlement in the case of Baker, et al., v. City of Florissant, Missouri., Civil Action No. 4:16-cv-1693-RHH, please go to the following website:   www.Florissantclassaction.com

All court sessions are now in person. 

Proper attire is required. No shorts, halter tops or tank tops allowed in the courtroom.

ATTORNEYS: EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 1, 2019, If your client’s case was issued after this date, you are required to e-file your information to the Court using the Missouri CaseNet program. All correspondence directed to the Prosecuting Attorney will be handled via mail, fax or in person.  Their fax number is 314-582-9728

For viewing and paying cases online that were filed with the court 11-1-19 or after, visit https://www.courts.mo.gov/casenet

For all other cases see:

FLORISSANT MUNICIPAL DIVISION

Judge Mary Elizabeth Dorsey

A division of the 21st Judicial Circuit Court of St. Louis County, the Florissant Municipal Division is responsible for the processing of all municipal violations.  The Court is administratively operated by the Court Administrator, with the assistance of the Court Clerk staff.

The Judge and Clerk of Court are empowered to collect fines, take oaths, sign and issue subpoenas, establish and operate the Violations Bureau and perform all other duties provided by the Municipal Code, ordinance and state law.

MUNICIPAL COURT SESSIONS

  • The Florissant Municipal Division is located at 4575 Washington Street, Florissant, MO 63033
  • Court is currently held ten times a month. Please call if you need to confirm your court date.
  • Dockets are called on a first-come, first-serve basis. The doors open 1 hour prior to your court time to begin checking in.
  • For the safety of all of those in attendance, all persons are required to pass through a metal detector and are subject to a search prior to entering the court room.
  • If you enter a plea of Not Guilty on your court date, a later date will be set for trial.
  • If you plead guilty at Court and are unable to pay your fine at that time, you can set up an Installment Payment Agreement. You will not be arrested for not having money to pay your fine on your court date.
  • If you do not come to Court when summonsed to do so, a warrant for your arrest may be issued.

VIOLATIONS BUREAU

The Violations Bureau is established as a convenience to the public.  It is not intended to replace a court appearance for pleas of Not Guilty.  If you believe that you are not guilty of the offense charged, you should appear in court on the date on your summons.

Violations which may be paid outside of court proceedings may be paid in person, online or by mail.   We do not accept checks from anyone other than the defendant.  Our normal business hours are from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday.  The Municipal Court Office is closed on weekends and most holidays.  There is a drop box at the main entrance for payments after hours.  We recommend to not put cash in the drop box.

The City of Florissant Parks and Recreation Department offers a vast array of Parks and Recreation opportunities to the community. The City has 20 Parks, two Recreation Facilities (JJE and JFK), A Nature Lodge, a Splash Pad (Koch Park) and a beautiful 18 hole Golf Course. You can now register for classes online, sign up for leagues, and put down a deposit on one of our many newly updated party rooms and event venues https://secure.rec1.com/MO/florissant-mo/catalog

The James J. Eagan Community Center includes:

  • A Gymnasium for rent and open Basketball play (1 lap = 380 ft., 1 mile = 14 laps)
  • An Indoor Swimming Pool with a variety of programming
  • A Fitness Center
  • A seasonal covered outdoor Ice Rink
  • A 600 seat theater
  • A pc and gaming lounge (Fusion 314)
  • And several meeting rooms available for rent

The John F. Kennedy Community Center includes:

  • A Gymnasium for rent and open basketball play (1 mile = 17 laps)
  • A Fitness Center
  • A Racquetball Court
  • And several meeting rooms available for rent
  • Splash Pad 8:30am-8pm 7 days a week (*Except* Tuesday opens late at 1130am-8pm for cleaning)

New fees 2024

See a link to our current brochure below for more information on classes, events, rentals & more! Please like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/Florissantparkrec/) for up to date information & news from the department!

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James J. Eagan (JJE) Center
314-921-4466 314-921-4466
1 James J. Eagan Dr.
JFK Community Center
314-921-4250314-921-4250

315 Howdershell Rd.
Facility Hours
M-F 6:00A* - 8:00P
SAT 8:00A - 5:00P
SU 10:00A - 5:00P
*6:00-8:00A open to passholders only

Fusion 314
M-F 3:00P - 10:00P
SAT 10:00A - 10:00P
SU 10:00A - 10:00P
 
Facility Hours
M-F 8:00A - 8:00P
SAT 8:00A -5:00P
SU 10:00A - 5:00P

The City of Florissant has an ongoing commitment and obligation to ensure the highest level of public safety for its citizens and staff. Consequently, in the event of hazardous weather, emergency situations, or potentially unsafe conditions, it may become necessary to alter the hours of operation for some or all City facilities. 

For the latest information on closures, cancellations or postponements of Parks & Recreation Department facilities, programs or services, please call the "Facilities and Programs Hotline" at 314-266-7335 or find us on Facebook.For the latest information on closures, cancellations or postponements of Parks & Recreation Department facilities, programs or services, please call the "Facilities and Programs Hotline" at 314-266-7335 or find us on Facebook.

JJE Gym Calendar

JFK Gym Calendar

Garage Sale Application

Stop N Shop Application

Summer Camp Application

Rainout Line Phone Number: 314-266-7335Rainout Line Phone Number: 314-266-7335

You can now register for classes online, sign up for leagues, and put down a deposit on one of our many newly updated party rooms and event venues https://secure.rec1.com/MO/florissant-mo/catalog

A Message from the Chief of Police of Florissant

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Chief of Police Tim Fagan 

Welcome,

On behalf of the men and women of the Florissant Police Department, I would like to welcome you to our website. Our website is a crucial part of the many services we provide our community, and it is one of several important avenues we have to stay in touch with those that we serve. I would like to encourage you to further explore the great work of the Florissant Police Department through our website and social media platforms; there you will be able to find monthly crime statistics, information on the different bureaus within the police department, and the various community programs that the Florissant Police Department offers.

I truly believe the Florissant Police Department is among the best and that it is comprised of great employees who were chosen for this profession based on their strong ethics and a demonstrated desire to make a positive difference.

The Florissant Police Department is an internationally accredited law enforcement agency, but more importantly we take a lot of pride in our community and in the services we provide. We will continue to utilize this website to maximize the impact of our service levels, and will constantly review and revise our offering with feedback from users.

Together, we will continue to make our city a wonderful place to live, work, and play.

Again, thank you for visiting our website.

Sincerely,


Chief Of Police

Tim Fagan

Mission Statement

"The mission of the Florissant Police Department is to provide the highest quality police services to the people of the City of Florissant, by promoting a safe environment through police and citizen interaction, with an emphasis on integrity, fairness, and professionalism."

Follow the Florissant PD on Facebook,  Twitter, and NIXLE!

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Purchase Crash Reports On-Line

The Florissant Police Department has an agreement with LexusNexis to make our Crash Reports available for purchase online. The price of our Crash Reports remains $10.00; however there is a convenience fee added to the cost for the on-line purchase. The fee is charged by LexusNexis not the Police Department. Any individual can still come in to the Police Department and purchase the report in person and the cost is $10.00.

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To make a service request, click here, call, or email publicworks@florissantmo.com


The Public Works Department is a highly diverse department composed of four (4) separate divisions: Building, Engineering, Health & Street. These various divisions are responsible for the health and safety of our residents by providing various inspections on existing and new construction, maintaining the structural safety of our bridges, and maintaining all City-owned streets, just to name a few.

The Public Works department employs 49 full-time and 14 part-time personnel, as well as many seasonal employees.

To learn more about the four divisions of the Public Works Department, click on the links on this page.

 

The Purchasing Department, a division of the Finance Department, is responsible for approving and processing the purchase of goods and services.

The Purchasing Department maintains a bidders list that is used when going out for bids for goods and services. To be placed on the bidders list please fill out the Bidders List Application and either mail, email, or fax it to the purchasing department. Bidders are responsible for updating their application every three years to stay on the bidders list. If no update is received after three years you will be removed from our bidders list. 

 
To view past and present Bid Tabulations and Current Bid Opportunities, please look under Topics of Interest to the right.
 

 

***We've Moved***

We are now located inside the JFK Community Center at 315 Howdershell Rd at Koch Park. 
Come see our new place!

Welcome to the Senior Citizen Department!  Residents 60 years of age or older are invited to participate in the many Senior Citizen Programs, Events and Services offered by the City of Florissant.  When you obtain a Florissant Resident Card a gold frame is placed around your picture showing that you are a resident over the age of 60 and eligible for the special discounts available in the Parks Department (GAP) and the Services and Programs offered in the Senior Office.  Obtain your resident card by bringing a photo ID and proof of residency (unpaid utility bill, bank statement, paycheck stub, or a monthly business statement dated within the last 30 days) to one of our Community Centers – the JFK Center or the James J. Eagan Center.    

The City of Florissant Senior Office is located inside the JFK Community Center at 315 Howdershell Rd at Koch Park. The Senior Office phone numbers are:  314-839-7604 and 314-839-7605.  Please call 839-7603 to make a reservation for Friday lunches.The City of Florissant Senior Office is located at 621 rue St. Francois.  The Senior Office phone numbers are:  314-839-7604 and 314-839-7605.  Please call 839-7603 to make a reservation for Friday lunches.

Click HERE for the 2024 Senior Event Calendar

Click The Links Below for upcoming Senior Citizen Programs and Events

Friday Lunch Program - March / April

 

If you have any ideas or suggestions for senior programs or activities you would like to see in the City of Florissant, contact the Senior Office at: phogan@florissantmo.com or kbiondo@florissantmo.com

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY’S OFFICE

The Prosecuting Attorney’s Office prosecutes all violations of the City’s ordinances.

The Prosecuting Attorney for the City of Florissant is Keith Cheung.  The Assistant Prosecuting Attorneys are Stephanie Karr, Craig Smith, Ross Davis and Kyle Cronin.

The Administrative Assistant is Gina Rosado.

The Prosecuting Attorney’s Office can be contacted by phone at (314) 595-3618, or by regular mail at 4575 Washington St., Florissant, MO 63033.

Attorney Information

All requests for recommendations and discovery must be mailed directly to the Prosecuting Attorney’s Office by regular mail and include a copy of the Entry of Appearance filed with the Court and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. PLEASE NOTE, simply filing an entry of appearance filed with the Court is not a request for recommendation.

Any relevant documentation that would assist the prosecutor in making a recommendation, i.e. proof of insurance, registration, reinstatement, hardship license, should be submitted with a request for recommendation if applicable.  If your client is involved in an accident, a copy of an insurance card is NOT SUFFICIENT.  You must submit a letter from your client’s insurance carrier verifying that your client had valid liability insurance on the date of the accident providing coverage on the vehicle your client was operating.  On all DWS, DWR or NO Operator’s License charges, NO AMENDMENT will be made without proof that your client has been reinstated or has a limited or hardship privilege or has obtained a license.

All requests for recommendations will be promptly handled.  If you do not receive a recommendation within 3 weeks of your request, it is your responsibility to contact the Prosecuting Attorneys Office.  A request for a recommendation does NOT serve as a request for a continuance and all recommendations will remain on the original court date.  It is counsel’s responsibility to request a continuance from the Court.  The Court requires all motions for continuance to be in writing and filed with the Court no later than one day before your scheduled court date, otherwise an appearance is required.

To accept a recommendation, the Court requires that the recommendation be signed by both counsel and the defendant and filed with the Court with payment in full.  If payment in full is not made prior to the court date, the Court requires an appearance by both counsel and defendant.  All questions regarding continuances and appearances should be directed to the Court and not this office.

Contact Information:

Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, City of Florissant
4575 Washington Street
Florissant, Missouri 63033
(314) 595-3618