July's meeting included updates from our Neighborhood Improvement Specialist, Ron Coleman, an introduction about a neighborhood data reporting program from Tim Callahan, the City's Geographic Information System Manager, and Cara Spencer took questions about the airport privatization. 

June's meeting included the neighborhood crime report and presentations from Great Rivers Greenway on the Brickline Greenway, and from TrailNet on the latest about the Tower Grove - Cortext Connector project.

May's meeting included the neighborhood crime report, information about the neighborhood's two patrol services: Campbell Security and The City's Finest, updates to Green Street's projects, Park Central's Home Repair Committee, Drury, National Night Out, and a scheduled clean up event.

In this month's meeting, discussions and updates included the neighborhood crime report,  COVID updates from the City, status of Drury discussions, information on a medical marijuana dispensary in FPSE at 4108 Manchester, and guest speaker Viki Englund: Nominee for Missouri State Treasurer.

Discussions included the January crime report, a call for treasurer nominations, a call for volunteers to join the Hospitality Committee, Chouteau Park updates, Cortex-Tower Grove Connector Project plans, requested reforms to the FPSE Development Committee, and Drury updates.

The Association conducted two workshops for residents to continue December's discussions about the neighborhood and Drury's proposed community engagement process for possible redevelopment along the western edge of the neighborhood and Kingshighway. Officer Ed Slade gave a crime report, the Infrastructure Committee shared info on the Cortex-Tower connector project and Chouteau Playground, and the Board looks to conduct voting in February to approve a Code-of-Conduct in the by-laws and a change in membership dues.

Drury and H3 discussed the opportunity, assumptions and approach for planning a community & development review process for possible projects along the South Kingshighway Frontage. The community Q&A followed the presentation.

Vince Chewning gives us an update on Chouteau Park, Officer Ed Slade provides the monthly crime report,  the 2020 Board is voted upon and announced, the Board puts forward a proposal for a sliding scale for member dues, the Board introduces a proposal for a Code of Conduct, and a resident shares an update on Drury redevelopment plans along the edge of Kingshighway.