New Facility

City Hall Update

At the May 28, 2026 Board of Aldermen meeting, the Board approved an agreement with Navigate Building Solutions to provide Owner's Representative services for the Procurement and Pre-Construction phases of the proposed City Hall project. Construction and Post-Construction Services would require separate Board approval at a future date.

As the Owner's Representative, Navigate will assist the City with project planning, design and engineering coordination, procurement, budgeting, scheduling, and project management during the initial phases of the project while representing the City's interests throughout the process.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the City need a new City Hall?

The current City Hall has served the community well for many years; however, it has reached its functional capacity and does not fully meet current accessibility requirements under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

As the City plans for the future, the Board of Aldermen has expressed a desire to provide a facility that better supports municipal operations and public services while reflecting the City's mission, vision, and commitment to serving the community.

Our Vision: The City of Weldon Spring fosters a premier community that is a safe place to live and enjoy life.

Our Mission: The City of Weldon Spring will provide premier public services to the community with integrity, transparency, and fiscal responsibility.

A new City Hall would help support these goals while providing a facility better equipped to serve residents for decades to come.

Where will the new City Hall be located?

A final location has not been determined. However, the project is currently being evaluated on City-owned property at or near the existing City Hall site in Weldon Spring City Park.

Why was Navigate selected?

Navigate Building Solutions has extensive experience providing Owner's Representative services for public-sector projects throughout the region. The company has worked with numerous municipalities and public agencies, including several cities within St. Charles County, assisting with project planning, procurement, budgeting, and construction oversight. The firm's experience with municipal projects and public-sector procurement was a key factor in its selection.

When will the project be completed?

A final project schedule has not yet been established. Additional planning and design work must occur before a construction timeline can be determined. Updates will be provided as the project progresses.

How will this project be funded?

No new taxes will be required to construct the new City Hall. The project will be funded through existing City reserves and future municipal building funds already allocated within the City's budget.