Olivette Staff Update

The City of Olivette received confirmation that an Olivette employee tested positive for COVID-19. The employee last worked on March 26, 2020.

To read the full press release: https://bit.ly/39K3EpL

The City thanks all residents and businesses adhering to the Stay-at-Home order.

Community Yard Waste Drop-Off

The City of Olivette Public Works will offer yard waste drop-off services Monday - Friday (8:00 am - 12:00 pm) until April 17th.

For guidelines and weekly schedule on the Olivette Community Yard Waste Drop-Off.

• Chocolate chip cookies for the Public Work Department (by appointment) will be accepted. :) 
• Angry children or grumpy significant others will not be accepted...

Municipal Court Cancelled For April

Municipal Court is cancelled for all April (the 8th and 22nd).

Defendants will be notified of a rescheduled date by mail. Specific questions can be directed to the Court by email or phone. Payments will continue to be accepted online, by mail, or via the drop box in the vestibule.

Contact:

Sarah Runser

Court Administrat...

Republic Services Notice and Update

A Message Regarding Republic Services.

Due to the fluidity and ongoing concerns related to COVID-19, it is clear that business as usual is not an option.   Republic Services are actively adjusting staffing, equipment, and operations to meet your waste and disposal needs during this cr...

Olivette City Update and Changes

The City of Olivette Council and Staff continue to monitor the COVID-19 pandemic and make adjustments to services as necessary.

This is a fluid situation and plans are changing as needed.  In response to the County “Stay At Home Order”, we have made the following adjustments to services, meetings and facility hours of operation.

Facilities

City Center &a...

Stay At Home Order

In an effort to reduce the spread of coronavirus, an executive order was passed to "shelter in place."

Please review the full Executive Order 15 - Restrictions on Activities re: "Shelter in Place" that was released by County Executive Dr. Sam Page effective Monday: https://bit.ly/2U9WS8c. This order extends for both St. Louis City and St. Louis C...

April 7 Municipal Elections Postponed to June 2nd

Governor Parson Announces April 7 Municipal Elections Postponed Until June 2.

Pursuant to Governor Mike Parson’s Executive Order 20-02 declaring a state of emergency in response to COVID-19 and a request from Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, Governor Parson today signed Executive Order 20-03 ordering all Missouri municipa...

A Message From Your City Manager

While Creating Community is the “theme” of the ballot initiative Prop C, we are faced with a unique opportunity to create community right now.

The City of Olivette will continue to keep you updated and informed on what’s happening locally and how to stay mentally and physically safe. Please continue to stay engaged and share any information with your community.

Please read the following...

Absentee Voting

Did you know that absentee ballots were available? If you’d prefer to stay at home and vote for the April 7th election, here’s how to get your Absentee Ballot!

Visit the St. Louis County Absentee Voting page to learn more about the Absentee voting process!

Click here to fill out a form and request an Absentee Ballot.

Applications can be returned by:

BY EMAIL to BOECAbsentee@stlouisco.com

BY FAX to 314-615-1998

BY MAI...

Letter From St. Louis County on Coronavirus

Familiarize yourself with local resources regarding the COVID-19 virus.

If I am concerned that I have coronavirus or may have been exposed, what do I do?

Contact the St. Louis County COVID-19 Hotline 24/7 at 314-615-2660

Where can I get information and updates?

Visit St. Louis County’s dedicated COVID-19 webpage at www...

Tax Season (and Refund Season) = Scam Season

Tax Season (and Refund Season) is here! During this time, there may be an increase in scam attempts where the scammer will contact you by phone, sometimes mimicking the phone number of a utility, law enforcement agency, or federal agency.

Taxpayers should be aware that aggressive criminals pose as IRS agents in hopes of stealing money or personal information. The tax filing season is a prime time for phone scams because people are thinking about taxes.

Here are some tell-tale signs of a tax...

What You Need To Know About COVID-19

The first COVID-19 case has tested "presumptive positive" in Missouri. Please review the following information regarding COVID-19 and what preemptive measures your Olivette Fire and Police are taking to keep the community of Olivette safe.

What is coronavirus and COVID-19?Coronavirus is a family of viruses that cause respiratory illness — an infection of the airways and lungs. COVID-19 is a new disease caused by a strain of coronavirus. It’s part of the same family of co...

Parks and Community Center Bond Proposition

On April 7th, 2020, Olivette residents will be asked to decide on a Proposition for Park and Community Center Improvements.
* Community Engagement Forums will now be held at the Olivette City Center.

Adopted June 26, 2018, the City of Olivette adopted a comprehensive parks master plan to guide renovations of City parks, trails and open spaces for the next ten years. The proposed $16.2 million bond question, derived from the citizen-focused 2018 Parks ...

Census 2020: Counting Everyone Living in the United States

The 2020 Census counts every person living in the 50 states, District of Columbia, and five U.S. territories.

What is the U.S. Census? 

Since 1790, every 10 years, everyone who lives in the country is counted, as required by the U.S. Constitution. They collect basic information, such as age, sex, and race, for every person in every household. Starting in ...