More than three months after his predecessor’s executive assistant left the city payroll, O’Fallon Mayor Bill Hennessy says he hasn’t decided whether he’ll fill the position.

Hennessy

“For the rest of this year, probably not,” Hennessy said. “After that, we’ll take a look…

Vicki Boschert

On Thursday night, the City Council unanimously passed an ordinance raising Acting City Administrator Vicki Boschert’s salary by 10 percent.

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O’Fallon city officials are considering a bill to give Acting City Administrator Vicki Boschert a 10 percent…

Robert Lowery Jr., who resigned a month ago as O’Fallon city administrator, is moving to the Washington, D.C, area to take a new job with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

Lowery

Lowery said today he will be the executive…

Mayor Bill Hennessy of O’Fallon said Friday he agreed to a buyout package for former City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr. because it was “the right thing to do.”

Hennessy

Lowery’s total payout under the agreement, approved by Hennessy and the City Council late last…

St. Charles and unincorporated St. Charles County are among the few jurisdictions in the county in which fireworks sales and usage is allowed for the Fourth of July season.

St. Charles will allow the shooting of firecrackers and various other items next…

O’Fallon City Hall will lock its doors to the public for an hour Wednesday afternoon so newly-elected Mayor Bill Hennessy can talk privately with employees about the future of the city.

City Hall will shut down from 3 to 4 p.m.…

Wednesday night was a big one for Bill Hennessy.

More than 100 people jammed O’Fallon’s city council chambers to watch as Hennessy took his first oath as mayor.

Hennessy, 51, had taken the oath five times before…

Bill Hennessy

Tonight, O’Fallon, Mo., mayor-elect Bill Hennessy will be sworn in for his first term.

Hennessy, who defeated Jim Frain and Councilman Pierce Conley earlier this month, will take the oath tonight during a 5:30 p.m. special council meeting.

Also being sworn…

Interim Chief Bill Seibert

O’Fallon Interim Police Chief Bill Seibert is pushing for a change in the way the department’s 109 police officers work.

The department currently requires officers work 10-hour shifts, which Seibert says is rare for police departments in the…

Lowery

O’Fallon City Administrator Robert Lowery Jr. is pressing the City Council to publicly release the investigative report of the undisclosed issues that spurred the council to put him on administrative leave earlier this year.

The council on Thursday night voted 6-2 to reject…