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Got Medications? Turn in your expired or unused medications for safe disposal. On Saturday, April 30th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. the Lake Saint Louis Police Department and Drug Enforcement management (DEA) will give people its 11th possibility in six years to stop supplement abuse and theft by ridding their particular homes of potentially dangerous expired, unused, and undesired prescription medications. Bring your pills for disposal on Lake Saint-Louis Civic Center, at 200 Civic Center Drive. (The DEA cannot take liquids, needles or sharps, only tablets or spots.) The solution is no-cost and private, no concerns asked.

Lake Saint-louis Police Division Partnered with Caring And Sharing Food Pantry. A drop box is situated inside City Hall for donations. This excellent company created in 2006 is found in Wentzville. They work hand in hand with process Food Search to help the homeless and those in need of assistance.

What’s approved: Canned fruits, veggies, and meats, peanut butter, soups, stews, fruit juices, snacks, snacks, boxed meals, crackers, granola bars, and dried fruits. Individual Hygiene items such as for example toothpaste, soaps, creams, wc paper, diapers, vitamins, hair care, circumstances, feminine hygiene items, etc.

New and carefully made use of backpacks are being collected.

When you yourself have any questions please call the Lake Saint-Louis Police Department at 636-625-8018.

McBride houses development - Wyndstone subdivision. to get into the presentation of these development.

Only Rain when you look at the empty - Christian Disposal features extended their particular garden waste pick-up to keep every Thursday through end of December. Christian Disposal will pick-up garden waste January & February if you call (866) 566-8367 to set up a pick up. Regular planned get will resume in March. The garden waste needs to be divided from other trash and can be in a brown paper garden waste bag or perhaps in another can with manages. For more information please make reference to the Recycling and spend Management Guide regarding the City’s internet site: www.lakesaintlouis.com.

Never ever dump anything into a storm drain, including oil, paint, detergent, dirt, leaves, pet waste and other lawn waste. Storm sewers cannot go right to the sewer treatment plant, they discharge directly into our channels that will fundamentally move into our lakes. Leaves alongside lawn waste can block storm sewer pipelines and cause floods. Animal waste can cause our ponds and channels to be contaminated with waste materials that could trigger health issues for residents and be dangerous to aquatic life.

Federally Mandated Revision of this Lake Saint-louis Flood Plain Ordinance. The nationwide Flood Insurance plan (NFIP) is in the procedure of applying congressionally mandated reforms needed because of the property owner Flood Insurance Affordability Act of 2014 that repeal and modify the Biggert-Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012.