Maplewood City Hall

Reminder - Today starting at 4 PM

Stop by to shop for fresh produce, meat, dry goods, and more—all at budget-friendly prices!

📍 2270 Yale Avenue, Maplewood
June 4th | 4–6 PM

Save the date for our Juneteenth celebration!

Maplewood is proud to stand for equality, respect and belonging for everyone. Happy Pride Month!

We’re partnering with St. Louis County Vector Control to help reduce mosquito activity in the area. Maplewood is scheduled for mosquito spraying on Thursdays, although not every street is included in the treatment area. Residents can contact the county’s mosquito hotline at 314-615-0680 for more information or request to have their property added to the no-spray list.

Turn Around, Don't Drown

Donations are being accepted through this Saturday, June 6th

The Friends of the Maplewood Public Library are hosting an "Everything But Books" Sale June 10-13 at the Library! They are currently accepting donations of new and gently used puzzles, games, educational (STEM) materials, unused craft kits/materials, DVDs, music CDs, and video games. Donations may be dropped off at the Library during regular hours. Volunteers will also be available for curbside dropoff Saturday, May 30 from 10am-2pm (weather permitting).

Please note: The Friends of the Maplewood Public Library is a stand-alone 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization independent of Maplewood Public Library.





Image description: text reads, "Everything but books sale. Donations accepted through June 6. Curbside dropoff Saturday, May 30, 10am-2pm. Accepting donations of new and gently used adult and children's puzzles, games, educational (STEM) materials, unused craft kits/materials, DVDs, music CDs, and video games. Donations may be dropped off at the Librayr during regular hours. Email [email protected] if you need help getting your donations to the library. Fundraiser for Friends of the Maplewood Public Library"

On May 29, 2026, the Maplewood Police Department responded to multiple vehicle burglaries in the Ward 2 area of the city, including Bellevue, Bruno, Alameda, Lyndover, and Yale. The incidents occurred between approximately 2:50 a.m. and 3:15 a.m.

City of Maplewood Public Safety Cameras, along with Flock Safety cameras, helped identify a suspect vehicle linked to these incidents. The vehicle had previously been reported stolen from another jurisdiction and has been linked to multiple crimes throughout the region. It was occupied by at least four individuals, one of whom was observed to be armed with a firearm.

Residents are strongly reminded not to leave any valuables in their vehicles.

For your safety:
• Do not confront individuals suspected of committing vehicle burglaries.
• If you observe suspicious activity or a vehicle burglary in progress, call 911 immediately.

Detectives are actively working with surrounding jurisdictions to identify the individuals involved. Anyone with additional information or relevant video footage is encouraged to contact the Maplewood Police Department Detective Bureau at 314-646-3617.

Stay informed before and during severe weather and emergencies.

Beginning July 1, 2026, the City of Maplewood will no longer use CodeRED for weather alerts. Residents and business owners are encouraged to sign up for alerts through St. Louis County Department of Emergency Management and RAVE/Smart911.

Notifications include:
• Severe weather watches and warnings
• Emergency updates from local government and first responders
• Monthly Outdoor Warning Siren System test notifications

Receive alerts by text message, email, and online platforms based on your location.

Sign up today: smart911.com/smart911/ref/reg.action?pa=SLCOEM
Or text SLCOEM to 78015.

Republic Services experienced a truck breakdown today, which has delayed trash collection in a few areas near Ryan Hummert Park and near Sutton and James.

Crews will return Friday morning to complete pickup. Residents in the affected areas are asked to please leave their trash carts out for collection.

Thank you for your patience and understanding.

During last night’s Council Meeting, a resolution was presented to Dr. Bonita Jamison in honor of her distinguished service and dedication as Superintendent of the MRH School District.

We thank Dr. Jamison for her leadership and commitment to the students, staff, and community, and we wish her continued success and all the best in her next endeavor.