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Captain Mundell reported his follow-up investigation found the incident was isolated: a contractor or resident parked temporarily while work was underway, the homeowners association contacted the vehicle owner and there have been no repeat occurrences. Mundell said, “He did it within the same month, another time, the HOA went and contacted him, and after that, he... agreed not to do it, and didn't do it any time after that.”
Board members expressed concern that posting no-parking signs could inflame a localized dispute and said it was reasonable to “let the sleeping dog lie” unless the problem recurs. The board voted to table the item until the October meeting and asked staff to close the loop with the HOA and notify the resident who raised the complaint about the results of the investigation.
No formal parking prohibition was adopted at this meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of Wildwood August 7, 2025, Board of Public Safety Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","After staff investigation found a single, isolated dispute over on‑street parking on Crown Point Estates Drive, the Board of Public Safety voted to table further action and asked staff to report back if the issue reappears.","taxTitle","Wildwood, St. Louis County, Missouri","taxId",53130,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6132269,"Wildwood public safety readies school resource officers, reviews crosswalk beacons and signal timing ahead of school start",679,1870809,2550175,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5723183-11dcb2c214f6f95a0feef985952c0f17&start=1870&end=2550","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5723183-11dcb2c214f6f95a0feef985952c0f17/thumbnail_1870809.jpg","/articles/6132269/Wildwood/St-Louis-County/Missouri/Wildwood-public-safety-readies-school-resource-officers-reviews-crosswalk-beacons-and-signal-timing-ahead-of-school-start","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6132269-8ca54870dfa7c955e4fa13f6d32ef5f9/orig.mp4?Expires=1771117988&Signature=AXcd8waWWJ1Bdj9VPugfmqlUe11h0eX8YSv4CfoBCmtetOtqExs8SCQSmwQ0Zorhu6N3GOZfdnv1dYlYTmaV30KmDioYC4Svwz3Jly18g7PsMiogPkJh3ONDj2Yx3IpXVlWBRDsHQtpCV5NPBqywm5YC5WfJGfBn386MnVXrjvnJbWHXw2Vil1jx~1bNO-y912l3xecTI4J0OC-vsesQO0IVkKaLtwixm~AsmkaOQljTwcRw89jXd3MggRd3-wbQbjtt14aHZhCBrY7ErA0zETk4wQ7gAPRnU6HcAkTulg8CXHhnbKex8g8FZuf6YlZMVigwveAPjr2lDDe~459whw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","A city staff member told the Wildwood Board of Public Safety the city is preparing for the start of the school year with stepped-up school safety patrols and coordination with Rockwood School District.
The staff member said, “The Wildwood Precinct has 4 school resource officers that are contracted with the Rockwood School District. One is at each of the middle schools... and one is at the high school,” and added that the district has hired additional armed security officers who patrol elementary schools.
Staff said the precinct will provide officers at school arrival and dismissal for the first week or two to identify recurring traffic or safety issues and decide whether to add enforcement, radar trailers or other countermeasures. The city also maintains liaison arrangements for private schools and said the community college operates its own police department.
Board members raised several recurring traffic-safety items: a recent serious pedestrian crash (nonfatal) at Westland Drive and Highway 100; traffic-signal coordination issues at the Pearside/Highway 100 intersection tied to MoDOT timing and occasional disruptions from large vehicles; and failing or aging solar-powered flashing-beacon crosswalk systems.
On beacons, staff said the infrastructure is about 10 years old and that failures now appear to stem from aging hardware, batteries and communications modules. Staff proposed planning for a lifecycle replacement of these flashers on a roughly ten-year schedule and training the city’s right‑of‑way contractor in troubleshooting to reduce reliance on larger electrical firms that have been slow to respond.
On signal timing, staff reported upgrades to GPS-linked timing clocks and said synchronization with the MoDOT controller should be closer now, though large trucks or heavy vehicles passing through can temporarily disrupt the coordination and require observation and recalibration.
The board asked staff to report back on crosswalk repairs and to provide an update at the next meeting. Staff also noted the city has an opt-in enewsletter system that has been used for weather and traffic notices but cautioned that 24/7 automated mass-messaging tied to field sensors may require dedicated staffing and raise legal and operational issues.","City staff told the Board of Public Safety the Wildwood precinct will support Rockwood School District with school resource officers and patrols while reviewing maintenance and replacement needs for solar-powered flashing crosswalk beacons and coordinating signal timing with MoDOT.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6132274,"Wildwood board backs study of flood-warning systems after repeated Wild Horse Creek flooding",1444,26921,1471520,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5723183-11dcb2c214f6f95a0feef985952c0f17&start=26&end=1471","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5723183-11dcb2c214f6f95a0feef985952c0f17/thumbnail_26921.jpg","/articles/6132274/Wildwood/St-Louis-County/Missouri/Wildwood-board-backs-study-of-flood-warning-systems-after-repeated-Wild-Horse-Creek-flooding","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6132274-3a5e8df2020b18671982eb7ee202afa1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771117988&Signature=ba~0BQ392uVjleIil6-ggWgW5PHaCmKaSkclmeRwg8XXnUi7E8RBTGyUYxEdY7Qi1yx47yTYS5m3b0qkaAVBBaHfn3bqwpFQ9FTN-SS7D9DLYAylzMJ4P-zkcfD~y3HCyC0WkFdy78AhoyTVktbFH066NgTl3HBQoXz5qJ55fbXqlKxq2R20e3sev2fBwudMB-9qaoPrsTvvkBvyP5ID5slimi39RFKItmw6iaEJ2tJTE3ooEvcF3lUBgxieGh7tjE8pZF0eCywgXNdyKK8CI8id3cp41kxigrQv38eu1iJtXNir21eaqUmd7aQb92oDq~KY0WGVoRlnKU-pQICqrQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Councilman Marshall told the Wildwood Board of Public Safety on Tuesday that recurring flooding on Wild Horse Creek and frequent roadway overtopping make the creek a high priority for a warning system.
Marshall said, “Wild Horse Creek runs from basically beyond Route T all the way to the Missouri River in Chesterfield Valley,” and noted the road adjacent to the creek is built on the creek bank and is technically in the floodway.
Board members said the city should study options rather than immediately adopt an expensive federal plan. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) offered a multi-year, in-depth flood-inundation program that would model forecasts and give hours of advance notice, but Marshall and staff said USGS estimated a four-year timeline and an approximate $200,000 cost. Marshall said a private vendor could deliver a more limited sensor-and-warning system in a shorter timeframe and likely at roughly half that cost.
City staff described technical options that private vendors could offer: water-level sensors in the creek that automatically trigger field devices (flashing signs, illuminated warnings, or gate mechanisms) and wireless communications to activate them. A USGS-style system would additionally produce flood inundation mapping and forecasting but, staff said, has longer delivery time and workforce constraints because of a federal hiring freeze.
Monarch Fire and MetroWest emergency responders were cited repeatedly as stakeholders; council members said swift-water rescues have occurred on or near the roadway and that a warning system would protect both residents and first responders. Marshall referred to a recent Monarch rescue and said it reinforced the need for the system. Council members also discussed the Community Rating System under the National Flood Insurance Program, noting the city currently is not enrolled and that joining the program could reduce private flood-insurance costs for residents if the city implemented additional flood-management measures.
Staff told the board the city already has an opt-in email/enewsletter system used for weather and traffic notices, but staff cautioned that an automated text or app-based mass-notification capability raises operational and legal issues, including the need for a human on duty to trigger some messages and potential liability if notifications are not sent promptly.
After discussion, the board approved a motion to pursue further study and investigation of flood-notification solutions and to request proposals from private vendors so staff could return with pricing and details. Staff said they will prepare a request for proposals and include cost and ongoing maintenance estimates for council review during the next budget cycle.
The board did not adopt a specific system or approve funds at the meeting; members explicitly separated the decision to study options from any later decision to purchase or install equipment.
Looking ahead, staff said they would report back with vendor responses and additional detail to help the board weigh a private solution against a comprehensive USGS approach.","The Wildwood Board of Public Safety voted to explore flood-warning options for Wild Horse Creek after members described repeated roadway flooding and a recent rescue; staff will seek proposals from private vendors and further information from agencies including the U.S. Geological Survey and Monarch Fire.","actionData","errors"]

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