Photos: Chesterfield Welcomes New Class of Elected Officials
Four council members and the mayor were all sworn in at a city council meeting Wednesday. The appointment of a new city clerk was also announced.
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Thursday, April 18, 2013
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
City Council Preview: First Meeting for New Slate of Council Members, Mayor
This preview takes a look at some of the item's the Chesterfield City Council will discuss at its 7 p.m. meeting.
The Chesterfield City Council will meet tonight at 7 p.m. at Chesterfield City Hall at 690 W. Chesterfield Parkway. Here's a preview of some the items on the council's agenda, which can be viewed here.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Nation Defeats Segal in Chesterfield Mayor Race
Greenwood, Hurt and DeGroot capture city council seats in Chesterfield.
Chesterfield Councilman Bob Nation will become the city’s next mayor, defeating fellow councilman Matt Segal in a race that was left wide open after current Mayor Bruce Geiger opted not to seek a second term. Nation's victory comes despite the fact that Segal heavily outspent his opponent. The campaign between the two men heated up as Election Day approached, with Nation going on the offensive. Nation targeted Segal’s ties to the commercial development community and criticized his support of a Community Improvement District (CID) for the future St. Louis Premium Outlet Mall. Segal called the first set of allegations a “smear campaign” and said financial contributions he received from business associated with commercial development did not …
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Check Here For Chesterfield Election Results Tonight
Bookmark this page for quick access to find out who won mayor, city council and school board races.
Updated: Nation wins mayoral seat; Greenwood, Hurt and DeGroot capture city council seats in Chesterfield. It's election day in Chesterfield Tuesday and voters headed to the polls to elect a new mayor, four city council members, and a pair of school board members in Parkway and Rockwood schools. There was a Monarch Fire Protection District Board seat to fill, and a decision to make on a countywide parks funding proposal. Updated: Cunningham Declares Victory In 'War" Against Unions in Monarch Fire Board Race Voter turnout was reportedly light throughout the city; at about 10:15 this morning, only about 60 voters had showed up at one of the polling places, Chesterfield Community Church, at Ladue Road and Olive Boulevard. Poll workers …
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M.A.
6:15 am on Thursday, April 4, 2013
Above election vote results don't match St. Louis County's Election Results. Jennifer Clifton's (Parkway School Board Candidate) votes are off by a THOUSAND! Patch, you please publish the numbers according to the County's results? Thanks. more ›
Friday, March 29, 2013
Chesterfield April 2 Election Guide
Patch brings you everything you need to know about the April 2 election, from candidates and ballot questions to where to vote.
On Tuesday April 2, voters in Chesterfield together head to the polls to elect a Mayor and City Council members, school board members for Parkway and Rockwood, a Rockwood ballot proposition as well as one director of the Monarch Fire Protection District. You can read about each candidate by following the links below Ward 1: Ward 2 Ward 3 Ward 4 Jane Cunningham Cole McNary Sam Sciortino Jenifer Clifton Tom Appelbaum Daniel P. Brodsky Brad Williams Debbie Hopper Ken Eigenberg Diane Finnestead Janet Strate Loralee Mondl Stephen (Steve) Banton Jeffrey R. Morrell Closing Remarks At Candidate Forum Rockwood School District Proposition S County Parks Ballot Question: St. Louis Beacon on Proposition P Where Do I Vote: Look up your address …
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
Election Profiles: 10 Candidates Vying for Seats on Chesterfield City Council
Prepare yourself for the April 2 election by reading Patch's run-downs on each of the candidates.
With election day drawing near, Patch wants to make sure voters are able to make informed choices about the local candidates vying for office by providing their answers to a questionnaire sent out earlier this month. After starting off with the race for Chesterfield mayor, we now move to the candidates for Chesterfield City Council. One seat from each of Chesterfield's four wards is up for grabs and a total of 10 candidates are seeking office. Council members are elected to two-year terms while the mayor serves for four. Click the links below to see their responses along with some basic information on their background and reasons for running. Editor's Note: The candidates received an identical questionnaire via email and were each given …
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Election Profiles: David Sodemann, Chesterfield City Council Candidate
Ten candidates are running to fill four spots, one from each of the city's four wards.
I am a Human Resources executive with 25 years of business experience. I have worked honestly and diligently with all walks of life. I have worked with community based organizations and government regulators to improve the business environment. I have fought hard to improve working conditions and have sought to employ the economically disadvantaged. I possess collaboration skills that will serve to build a better Chesterfield. I will bring an impartial and renewed approach to the City Council. I have volunteered my time for church, community youth groups, United Way and The American Parkinson Disease Association of Greater St. Louis. What do you think are the biggest issues addressing the city of Chesterfield? As a member of the council, …
Election Profiles: Pari Sheth, Chesterfield City Council Candidate
Ten candidates are running to fill four spots, one from each of the city's four wards.
I have led and currently serve various governmental and non-profit organizations as a business attorney. I have worked with over 105 municipalities in Missouri as a regulatory consultant. I understand the needs and priorities of the residents of Chesterfield. As a professor of Business Ethics, I place education at the top of my list of priorities. As a business owner, I recognize the challenges of small businesses and the interaction between government and business. I believe that I am the only candidate who possesses a unique combination of skills and talents that can serve Chesterfield well. The position of a Councilman in Chesterfield is an important position for the community of Chesterfield. I believe that I am eminently qualified for…
Election Profiles: Derek Grier, Candidate for Chesterfield City Council
Ten candidates are running to fill four spots, one from each of the city's four wards.
What do you think are the biggest issues addressing the city of Chesterfield? As a member of the council, how would you address them? Chesterfield is one of the greatest cities in the country, which is evidenced by our robust economy, high quality of life, tremendous parks system, world class police force, and strong City services. Not losing focus of the bigger picture and all that makes us great will continue to be a focus. In what area do you think the city of Chesterfield needs to improve? Are you satisfied with the way city government has been operating? I sometimes joke that if Washington would just use Chesterfield as a model, our country would be in much better shape! I think we do a great job in Chesterfield, particularly from…
Election Profiles: Melissa Heberle, Candidate for Chesterfield City Council
Ten candidates are running to fill four spots, one from each of the city's four wards.
I am on the Chesterfield Board of Adjustment, third year as President of River Bend Elementary PTO. I started River Bend's Neighborhood Watch program; have been editor-in-chief of neighborhood newsletter, website, electronic communications and directory. I am on the board of the River Bend Association, a member of the Diversity Awareness Partnership of St. Louis and started the Citizens for Responsible Progress. My volunteering includes the Bethlehem Home in Columbia, St. Louis Crisis Nursery, Open Door Animal Sanctuary, Missouri Stream Team and Open Space Council. I have been active in our community to ensure neighbors, municipalities, schools and businesses live in harmony. I believe in preserving our beautiful environment and strong…
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2:23 pm on Saturday, April 6, 2013
This election may remain known as the GREY WALLS election. A future election will likely be named VALLEY TRAFFIC election. Or WHAT THE H HAPPENED TO OUR WONDERFUL CHESTERFIELD VALLEY? election. How many new Chesterfield police hires will it take to handle the crime at TWO new outlet malls, as gangs, thieves, and assault perps move in to have fun? The shop-lifters at Chesterfield Mall whose … more ›