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Renee Reuter

Jefferson County Council, District 2 Representative
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Willkommen Everybody

We are so lucky to have Donau Park in our own backyard, near the corner of West Rock Creek Road and Old Highway 141. Here you can enjoy authentic German food and drink, music and dancing.

Hellllllooooooooooo Farnoldians!

A woman who lives in what most would call “Fenton” referred to as a resident of “Farnold”. She laughingly explained she is equidistant between Arnold and Fenton.

Hats Off to Habitat for Humanity

Joy and hope filled the air while we watched the children amuse themselves quietly as their mother, tears twinkling, thanked volunteers for brightening her future, and the future of her children.

Think of Church and Say "Yum"

I’ve learned that, on the weekends, there is no need to leave town for a great dinner. Jefferson County’s Christian community feeds not only the soul, but also the body. And, they do it so well!

The Wall is Back

If you have a family member or friend (or more than one) who is a veteran, I encourage you to complete an application for their name and service information to be added to this exhibit.

Voter Registration: Time is Running Out.

July 11 is a big day for all non-registered voters. This is the LAST day you can register to vote in Missouri and be eligible to vote in the August 7 election.

Be an Informed Voter.

We are blessed to have several modes of near instantaneous communication. In this age of information overload, we must work to be informed citizens. At no time is this more important than today.

Hurray for the 19th Amendment!

I am grateful for the vision, dedication and hard work women like Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and others invested so I have the same right to vote as our fathers, husbands and brothers.

Jefferson County Library Serves Us Anytime, Anywhere!

Now, you can visit the Jefferson County Library, check out your book and start reading without leaving your home or office.

MOPERM Refunds nearly $35,000 to County Budget (in Fenton-High Ridge Patch)

March 23, 2012, the County Council was visited by MOPERM insurance representatives. Because of our low payout rates for the past year, Jefferson County earned a refund of $34,922.