The mission of this Urban Forestry Management Plan is to outline goals and industry best management practices for the City of St. Charles' urban forest. The environmental and aesthetic benefits of the tree population will be maximized, while risk and costs are minimized in a financially and programmatically sustainable manner by the year 2040.

City of St. Charles Urban Forestry Management Plan

Collective Bargaining Agreements

The following are the current agreements between the City of St. Charles and the representative five labor unions.

Coloring Pages

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Community Development Key Reports

Weekly Development Report 4-9-21

Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR)

Concealed Carry Presentation

Concealed Carry Presentation - Government Services Meeting

Corridor Improvement Program

The Corridor Improvement Program is designed to enhance the physical appearance of private property along the City’s most traveled corridors.

Departamento de Policia de St. Charles Academia de Policia en Espanol

Departamento de Policia de St. Charles Academia de Policia en Espanol

Development Approval Process

Downtown Micro Trade Area Demographics

This pdf contains all relevant demographic data for the Downtown Micro Trade Area. Please click on the link to the pdf to see view the information.

Downtown Micro Trade Area Demographics

Downtown Parking Map

Driveway, Right-Of-Way, or Street Cut Permit

Design Requirements

Please refer to the City of St. Charles Engineering Design and Inspection Policy Manual and Details for construction and design requirements.

Driveway - ROW - Street Cut

East Gateway Micro Trade Area Demographics

This PDF contains all relevant demographic data for the East Gateway Micro Trade Area. Please click on the link to the PDF to see view the information.

East Gateway Micro Trade Area Demographics

Elderwatch Program Form

Elderwatch Form

Electric Reliability Report Presentation

2011 Electric Reliability Report

Electric Utility Service Application Form

Get Connected/Upgrade Electric Service Connections

Use this form to apply for electric service connections for new home, commercial or industrial locations or to request upgrades or relocations of existing electric service components. Refer to documents below for residential and commercial installation standards and wiring diagrams for service.

Emerald Ash Borer - Related Documents

Emergency Preparedness Guide

Emergency Preparedness Guide

Engineering Design & Inspection Policy Manual

You may download the entire manual or an individual section below.

To view these documents you need the freely available Acrobat Reader.

Expenditure Approval Report 2016

The Expenditure Approval Report displays invoices approved for payment by the City Council at each bi-weekly City Council meeting.

Expenditure Approval Report 2017

The Expenditure Approval Report displays invoices approved for payment by the City Council at each bi-weekly City Council meeting.

Expenditure Approval Report 2018

The Expenditure Approval Report displays invoices approved for payment by the City Council at each bi-weekly City Council meeting.

Expenditure Approval Report 2019

Expenditure Approval Report 2020

Expenditure Approval Report 2021

Façade Improvement Grant Program

The Facade Improvement Program is a reimbursement / matching grant program administered by the City of St. Charles to encourage the rehabilitation and restoration of the exterior of buildings in the downtown area.

Please carefully review the application materials.

Family Emergency Plan Form

Family Emergency Plan Form

Finance Department Forms

Fire Department Annual Report

2018 Fire Department Annual Report

Firefighter's Pension Fund Annual Financial Report

Flood Hazard and Insurance Flyer

Flood Hazard and Insurance Flyer

General

Green Power Enrollment Form

The Renewable Generation Energy Purchase (RGEP) program is a voluntary customer payment that the City uses to buy renewable energy credits (REC’s) to offset the environmental impact of the power we consume.

Sums collected from participants are pooled and used to make REC purchases from suppliers who have generated energy from a variety of renewable sources, including wind, solar, and landfill gas. Through this process, renewable energy generators receive a compensation to help offset the additional costs related to producing green energy.