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A Place For Integrity
The Administration Department includes the City Administrator’s Office, City Clerk’s Office, Finance Office, Human Resources, Communications, the Office of City Planning and Economic Development, and the Crestwood Municipal Division of the St. Louis County Circuit Court. Together, these offices support daily operations, long-term planning, internal services, and public outreach across the City.
Although it represents the smallest portion of the City’s operating budget, the Administration team delivers a wide range of essential services, including:
- Carrying out the policies of the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Preparing and managing the City budget
- Issuing licenses and permits
- Receiving and investing City tax revenue
Mission Statement
To provide the highest standard of service to the citizens of Crestwood by exhibiting integrity, professionalism, and dedication in all we do. Click here to view the civil service rules.
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Benwell Earns Missouri Registered City Clerk Certification
Administrative Assistant Patrick Benwell has earned certification as a Missouri Registered City Clerk from the Missouri City Clerks and Finance Officers Association, recognizing years of professional training and commitment to municipal service. Read on... -
Dean, Mosley Take Oath of Office
Firefighters/Paramedics Jordan Dean and Trenton Mosley were sworn in as the newest members of the Crestwood Fire Department during the Jan. 27, 2026, Board of Aldermen meeting. Read on... -
Board Supports Crest Oak Lane Sidewalk Grant Application
The Crestwood Board of Aldermen approved a resolution at its Jan. 13 meeting supporting the City’s application for a federal Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant to fund a proposed sidewalk project along Crest Oak Lane. Read on... -
Crestwood City Administrator Announces Resignation
City Administrator Kris Simpson has announced his resignation after nearly 10 years of service to the City of Crestwood. Simpson will depart Jan. 31 to become city administrator for the City of Creve Coeur. Read on... -
Sanders Park Expansion Underway
The Sanders Park expansion project is now underway with the structures at 971, 1001, and 1005 Sanders Drive demolished. The project will transform formerly flood-prone residential lots into safe, accessible public green space for the community to enjoy. Read on... -
Crestwood Honored in Green Business Challenge
The City of Crestwood has been recognized as a 2025 Green Business City, part of the St. Louis Green Business Challenge program of the Missouri Botanical Garden, which helps organizations integrate sustainable practices into everyday operations. Read on... -
Crestwood Welcomes New Chief of Fire Services Ryan Harrell
The City of Crestwood welcomed Ryan Harrell as its new chief of fire services on Jan. 2, 2026. Harrell brings more than 26 years of experience, previously serving with the Clayton Fire Department. Read on... -
Mayor’s Message: Looking Back at 2025
From battling winter storms to breaking ground on The Cliffs, 2025 was a year of resilience and progress for Crestwood. Guided by values of service, caring, and connection, the City came together to achieve milestones that will shape our future. Read on... -
2026 City of Crestwood Budget Preview
The Board of Aldermen approved the FY2026 budget which aligns with the calendar year. This budget reflects the City’s commitment to maintaining strong financial health while investing in essential services, infrastructure, and community amenities. Read on... -
Dogs For Our Brave Site Plan Approved
The Planning & Zoning Commission approved a minor site plan for Dogs For Our Brave, a nonprofit organization that boards and trains service dogs for military veterans, at its Dec. 3 meeting. Read on... -
Ameren Tree Trimming To Take Place Jan. 1-June 30
Ameren will be conducting tree trimming in Crestwood from Jan. 1 through June 30 to help maintain electric service. This work focuses on clearing tree limbs and vegetation that could interfere with power lines, one of the leading causes of outages. Read on... -
Large Playground Approved For Spellman Park
At its Dec. 9 meeting, the Board of Aldermen authorized the purchase of the replacement large playground for Spellman Park. With both the large and small playgrounds now moving forward, the park is on track to welcome new play spaces in 2026. Read on... -
Voters to Decide on Four City Charter Changes in April
Crestwood voters will decide on four proposed amendments to the City Charter when they head to the polls for the April 7, 2026 General Municipal Election. Read on... -
Keep Sidewalks Clear, Streets Open, and Firewood Properly Stacked
As winter approaches, the City of Crestwood wants to remind residents about a few important ordinances that help keep our community safe, accessible, and looking its best during the colder months. Read on...
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