Executive Session

·        Before a Council meeting, there may be an Executive Session.  The Mayor and Council discuss present and future issues.  These Sessions are for discussion purposes only.

·        Council will conduct the Executive Session in the little conference room adjacent to the Council Chambers.

·        The Executive Session agendas are posted at Florissant City Hall. They are not posted online with the Council agenda.

·        These Sessions are open to the public. If too many citizens attend an Executive Session and cannot fit in the small Council room, the Council can have the courtesy to move the Session to the Council Chambers.

·        A portion of an Executive Session may be closed to the public but only if it pertains to personnel issues, litigation or real estate and it should be listed on the Executive Session agenda.  If this happens the Council will ask the public to please step out for that portion of the Session.

·        The Session begins at various times so it would be best to call City Hall at 921-5700, to get the correct Session time.

Council Meetings

·        The Florissant City Council meets the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 8 p.m. at City Hall, 955 rue St. Francois. The Friday before each meeting the agenda is posted at City Hall and online by clicking here.

·        At the beginning of every Council meeting there is a time set aside for "Hearing from Citizens" where anyone (resident or not) can speak, for up to three minutes, on any topic except Public Hearings, being heard later in the meeting.

Broadcasts of Council Meetings

·        If you can not make it in person, the council meetings are televised live on cable Channel 10, and re-aired the Tuesday and Wednesday following the meeting at 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m.  It is suggested you tape the live meetings on Monday nights due to editing that has occurred in the past in the re-broadcasts.

Contact your Councilperson

·       Email address and phone numbers for all members of council can be found by clicking here.

Letters to the Editor

·        Here is a link to "How to write a letter to the St. Louis Post Dispatch"

·        Here's an email link to email your letter to the St. Louis Post Dispatch

·        Letters to the Northwest County Journal can be submitted online by clicking here (guidelines for letters are also available there) or faxed to 314-831-7643 or mailed to “Letter to the Editor”, 7751 N. Lindbergh, Hazelwood, MO  63042.