Village of Innsbrook, Missouri
1835 Highway F, Innsbrook, Missouri 63390
Village Hall: (636) 745-8844 - FAX: (636) 745-7755
Village Hall Hours M-F 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
VILLAGE OF INNSBROOK CITY HALL
COMING SPRING 2025!
13600 STATE HWY M
GATEWAY TO INNSBROOK
WEATHER ADVISORY
In the event that the Village of Innsbrook experiences significant snow and ice as forecasted, the Village Hall will be closed. Phone service will be available at 636-745-8844.
OFFICE CLOSURES
Village Hall will be closed on the following holidays:
New Years Day - First Day of January
Martin Luther King Jr. Day - Third Mon. in January
President’s Day - Third Monday in February
Good Friday - Friday Prior to Easter Sunday
Memorial Day - Last Monday in May
Juneteenth - Nineteenth Day of June
Independence Day - Fourth Day of July
Labor Day - First Monday in September
Veterans Day - Eleventh Day of November
Thanksgiving Day - Fourth Thursday in November
Thanksgiving Friday - Friday Following Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Eve - Twenty-fourth Day of December
Christmas Day - Twenty-fifth Day of December
Specified holidays that fall on a Saturday will be observed on the preceding Friday and specified holidays that fall on a Sunday will be observed on the following Monday.
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN SURVEY
The 2025 Comprehensive Plan is in the works and needs your input. Please access the survey via the link below:
2025 Comprehensive Plan Survey
BID REQUESTS
To be added to the Vendor List please fax, or mail, the
Vendor Form to Village Hall.
EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES
The Village of Innsbrook is an Equal Opportunity Employer. There are no current employment opportunities at the present time.
MISSOURI I-70 TOLLING - IMPACT ON
WARREN COUNTY
RESOLUTION NO. 2017-1 (Passed April 11, 2017)
OPPOSING THE CONVERSION OF INTERSTATE 70
INTO A TOLL ROAD
ROAD WORK IN WARREN COUNTY
Please visit http://www.modot.org/ for more information
ROAD CLOSURES
Please visit the following link for state wide closures
http:.//traveler,modot.org/map/
VILLAGE VIRTUAL BULLETIN BOARD
NEW YEARS MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR:
As we reflect on the past year, I want to express how proud I am of our Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees. Your Board of Trustees know the importance of following procedures set out in the Village Ordinances and the Rules of Procedures which guide the decision-making process. This was especially evident during the past year involving two controversial issues.
- Wage & Whiskers purchased a parcel of land located in unincorporated Warren County and petitioned to be annexed to the Village of Innsbrook. They planned to build and operate an animal shelter which would serve not only the Village of Innsbrook, but also care for animals found anywhere in Warren County. The controversy arose when Wags & Whiskers installed an above ground sewage (pump and haul) lagoon in violation of the Special Use Permit and site plan previously submitted and unanimously approved in 2022 by the Planning and Zoning Commission and Board of Trustees. This was a major change requiring additional Public Hearings and submission of another site plan. The Village of Innsbrook Board of Trustees voted unanimously in May 2024 to deny the use of a pump and haul lagoon to treat the waste. The Village of Innsbrook simply wants Wags & Whiskers to install an underground septic system as originally proposed and unanimously approved.
- The other controversional issue involves the construciton of the Village Hall. It was always the intention of the founders of the Village of Innsbrook in 1998 that the current location be temporary. The merits of buying land and constructing a Village Hall is set out in the 2013 Comprehensive Plan (see Page 36 'Future Land Use'; link to Comprehensive Plan is located on Planning and Zoning tab) and has been considered and promoted by previous Boards over the past 10+ years. My predecessor, who served as Chairman of the Board for several years before me, negotiated the purchase of the site where the new Village Hall is being constructed. All members of your Board of Trustees have and continue to participate in the decision-making process related to the construction, size, and design of the Village Hall building. Your new Village Hall is scheduled to be completed this Spring. The Village Hall will not only be utilized as the Village Administration center, but also provide a venue for community events.
A General Election will be held on April 8th. Three Trustee positions will be on the ballot. Dan Reuter and Cynthia Cook have filed for re-election. In additon, five other residents have filed as candidates. They are: Lynda Baker, Linda Buschman, Michael Caton, Alice Jenson, and Sandra Zahadra. The Board of Trustees will hold a 'Meet the Candidates' night on March 11 at 5:00 p.m. at the Charrette Creek Commons. Our Village Planner, Todd Streiler, will also make a presentation at this meeting of the updated Comprehensive Plan for the Village of Innsbeook.
SENIOR TAX FREEZE FOR FULL TIME WARREN COUNTY RESIDENTS AGE 62
From the Office of the Warren County Collector:
- When residents reach the age of 62, they can apply for the property tax freeze, which will lock in their full-time home's valuation in the following reassesment years, with some stipulations.
- Applications will be available from March through June. There is no advantage to filing the application in early March.The Warren County Collector's Office advises applicants to not apply the first few weeks of March as they anticipate long waits.
- The applicaton will NOT be available online.
- Residents MUST apply for the freeze in person at the County Administration Building and must produce proof of identification and that someone on the deed is 62 or over. In addition they must bring their deed and 2024 Warren County Real Estate Tax Statement to expedite processing.
- Residents must reapply annually for the freeze.
LOCAL AREA WEBSITES
Warrenton Fire Protection District
Wright City Fire Protection District
Warren County Ambulance District
Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
Wright City Area Chamber of Commerce
Warren County R-III School District
Wright City R-II School District
Warren County Fine Arts Council
Warren County Historical Society
Warren County Record
"A Community in Harmony with Nature"
Established 1998