O’Fallon

As the last item of new business on a full July 22 agenda, the O’Fallon City Council read and voted on a resolution pertaining to the potential removal from office of council member Katie Gatewood (Ward 5). Specifically, the resolution called for a public hearing to be scheduled for 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 30 at City Hall, 100 S. Main St., to consider the allegations of acts that may constitute malfeasance, and/or nonfeasance by Gatewood.

City Council has approved funding for te Dardenne Greenway Connection project as part of the St. Charles County Master Trail Plan.

A Mobil On The Run gas station, car wash, convenience store, and restaurant with drive-thru has been proposed for the Streets of Caledonia new development.

O'Fallon proposes to use bonds to fund construction of a medical marijuana cultivation facility in an industrial area.

O'Fallon has committed to using bonds to construct a firearms and fashion facility at Post Road and Technology Drive.

On Thursday, June 3, the Bulldogs won the title game with a score of 5-2 over Grain Valley High, finishing with an overall season record of 22-2 and outscoring opponents 104-18.

O'Fallon has passed a resolution to indemnify police officers from frivolous lawsuits resulting from what is viewed as an ambiguous state law.

O'Fallon has committed to issuing industrial revenue bonds to fund a new manufacturing facility for MEMC.

A 2019 lawsuit alleging property damage caused by construction of O'Day Park has been dismissed, but will be filed again.

Three former city of O'Fallon employees have filed discrimination and retaliation complaints against the city, and will be filing lawsuits beginning in July.