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Welcome to Troy!

Welcome to Troy! As Mayor of the City of Table of
Troy it is my pleasure to welcome you and Contents
invite you to experience all that Troy has to
offer. From outstanding schools to wonderful Chamber of
neighborhoods and a vibrant downtown Commerce
business district that has been listed on the Pg 2 - 10
National Register of Historic Places. We also
have Cuivre River State Park nearby with its Where We Live
6,393 acres of pristine woods and the clear, Pg 11 - 31
Mark Cross cool waters of Lake Lincoln. The park has
Mayor of Troy much to offer from camping, hiking, horseback
riding and picnicking for the entire family.

Troy is the county seat for Lincoln County and it has a rich Where We Work
history dating back 198 years to its founding in 1819. Troy Pg 32 - 44
experienced a growth spurt over twenty years and currently
has a population in excess of 12,000 residents. Most people Health Care &
that move here decide that while they may not have been born Quality of Life
here, they are glad they got here as soon as they could. Pg 45 - 59

Troy welcomes and encourages new businesses and invites Education
you to join the local Troy Area Chamber of Commerce. The Pg 60 - 71
Chamber has many programs and services designed to help
grow your business. This book for instance gives you a lot of
valuable information to help you find what you need to settle
in to life in the city.

Introducing Civic & Social,
Troy on the Move Parks & Rec.
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Shopping &
• In Print Dining
• Online Pg 88 - 94

Chamber Member
Directory
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Index
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• Mobile Ready Frequent Numbers
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Troy Chamber of Commerce

Casey Hopkins Welcome to Troy!
On behalf of the Board of Directors and membership
2016 President of the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce I want to
personally thank you for choosing Troy and Lincoln
Troy Area Chamber County for your home and/or business. We hope you
find this book helpful and informative when needing
of Commerce information about our area. Have a question but are
having a hard time finding the information? Give the
Chamber office a call at 636-462-8769 or check out
the website, TroyontheMove.com.
You will find that our community offers a small town
atmosphere with numerous amenities. The Chamber
proudly celebrates its 91st anniversary in 2016 through
representing over 395 members with more than 7,000
employees in the region. Over the years the Chamber
has played an active role in the retention and expansion
of businesses in our area. If we can assist with employee
recruitment/professional development, specialized
training or additional resources available to you we
hope you contact us.
At the Chamber we are happy to do whatever we can to
promote our community and its businesses. Welcome to
your new home!
Welcome to Troy - a community on the move!
Casey Hopkins, President
2016 Chamber Board of Directors

Mission Statement: The Troy Area Chamber of Commerce is a

membership organization dedicated to the promotion, education and
general welfare of its business members and the Troy Community.

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Troy Chamber of Commerce

Building Business. - Place business
Building Community. cards, flyers,
brochures or other
Investment in the Troy Area Chamber of information about
Commerce provides opportunity through your business in the
networking, visibility, business growth Chamber office. Feel
and a voice on your behalf. Here are easy free to ask questions
ways to take advantage of membership in and take information about other Chamber
the Troy Area Chamber! members while you are here.

- Attend a general membership meeting - Need meeting space for time with potential
and network with other Chamber members! clients/customers, hosting a seminar and
Meetings are held at St. Stephen United more? Chamber members can use our
Methodist Church on the first Monday of conference rooms for 12 hours a year FREE!
each month February through December. *Additional time available for a set
Meetings are not held in January and July. donation. Churches/non-profits, Capital
Lunch/networking begins at 11:40 am. Campaign contributors can use the room
The meeting is held from 12:10 pm - 1 pm. for free.
Bring business cards, introduce yourself,
be updated on Chamber & community - Submit news and announcements about
issues, events and more! Lunch is only your business to the Chamber for inclusion
$12.00 if you RSVP to 636.462.8769 or in our weekly newsletter, our website
[email protected]! TroyontheMove.com and our Facebook
page, Twitter feed and more! Let us help
- Check out the you keep other Chamber members informed!
NEW Breakfast
Club! Held at 7:30 - Send notes of welcome to new Chamber
am at Zadock’s members announced each week in our
Restaurant on the newsletter. Be sure to include a P.S. that
2nd Tuesday of briefly describes your business and consider
each month. Here a special offer to check you out!
is your chance to network with other
members in an informal, one-hour setting - Seeking new
for FREE! employees? The
Chamber offers job
- Confirm you get our weekly e-newsletter, posts on our website,
the Weekend Chamber Update. If not, or if TroyontheMove.com.
you want to add and/or change additional We are happy to
recipients, contact our office at 636-462-8769 provide testimonials
or email: [email protected]. from other Chamber members that have
taken advantage of this service.
- Check out the Calendar of Events on
TroyontheMove.com! Take a look at the www.TroyontheMove.com 3
many events occuring in the area as another
avenue to network with other Chamber
members and your community.

Troy Chamber of Commerce

- Give a brief description to the Chamber NEW IN 2016
of your products/services and what makes
your business stand out to assist us in - HR Network -
giving referrals. This information can be
added to your listing in our membership Resource/Think-tank for area HR directors/
directory on the Chamber website,
managers. Held the 2nd Thursday of each

month at Noon at the Chamber office.

TroyontheMove.com. - Young Professionals Network -

3rd Friday of every other month at noon.

- Are you on Social Media? Let us know Locations vary. Networking/professional

if you are on Facebook, LinkedIn or development group for emerging

Twitter, so that we can like/follow you and professionals.

share your news and information with our

followers! Need help with social media?  Did you know?
We can do that also!
We also host ribbon cutting ceremonies,

ground breaking events, MidAmerica
- Arrange a site visit by Executive Director Youth Basketball, What the Hill Trail Run/
Kerry Klump. The more we can get to know Walk, Memories on Main Street Car Show,
your business, the more effective we are help with the Lincoln County Fair, assist
at generating leads/referrals/solutions for Historic Main Street with the Pumpkin
your business. Give Kerry a call and set a Festival and Night of 1000 Stars and more?
time for her to come meet with you, discuss

what’s new, issues you are dealing with and

how we can better serve you through your

membership investment!

- Get involved in one of our groups or Rhonda Schulte Agency ribbon cutting.
committees that interest you. Attend one
of their next meetings as a visitor to learn
more!

• Economic Development - Working to
attract/retain business, develop a skilled
workforce and more. Meet the third
Thursday of each month at 8 am at the
Chamber office.

• Legislative - Keeping an eye on Chamber’s What the Hill Trail Run fundraiser.
issues/ legislation affecting our area
at the local, State and Federal levels. (636) 462-8769
Topics alternate with the Economic
Development committee on the third 850 E. Cherry St. • Suite A
Thursday of each month at 8 am at the Troy, Missouri 63379
Chamber office.
www.TroyontheMove.com
• Membership - Assists with membership
attraction/retention, Chamber
programming and more!

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2016 Chamber Board of Directors

Casey Hopkins, Three Year Board Term
President
Justin Butler,
- Bank of Old Monroe Butler & Tomko, LLC

Mary Kay Kunza, Patty Clisham,
President-Elect DUCTZ Total Care &
Troy UPS Store
- Mercy Hospital Lincoln
Eric Gregory,
Cuivre River State Park

Nicole Hardey,
K. Flynn Insurance

Katie Lamar, Two Year Board Term
Vice President
Eric Hood,
- Edward Jones Shelter Insurance
Investments
Becky Hoskins,
Kevin Hurd, Retired Educator
Secretary
Justin St. Pierre,
- Cuivre River Electric Lincoln County Bankcorp.
Cooperative Peoples Bank & Trust Co

Gina Bueneman-Cooper, Cheri Winchester,
Treasurer Lincoln County Resource Board

- Cooper Management One Year Board Term
Training & Consulting
Kevin Conner,
Ron Mills, Lincoln County R-3 School District
Past President
John Kinion,
- State Farm Insurance Burkemper Insurance Agency

Vicky Menne,
Menne Tool & Die

Justin Tepen,
JET Physical Therapy

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Troy Chamber of Commerce

We are the Troy Chamber of Commerce

Founded in 1925, our goal is the same as yours. We want to
help you grow your business, make new business partnerships,
network with others facing the same issues, appeal to those
making decisions that affect us and create partnerships that
make our community a better place to live, work, play, shop,
dine and relax.

Economic Developement and Tourism

The Troy Area Chamber of Commerce serves as the contracted economic
development and tourism entities for the City of Troy. For those wanting to
become more involved in the process of building a successful, sustainable
community we welcome your feedback and involvment.

Annual Membership Investment

Membership Dues for the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce are based upon the
number of employees in your business. Discounts are available if you own more
than one business. Two part-time employees equal one full-time employee. Dues
are for an annual investment, renewing in January of the following calendar year.
If a new member joins after July 1, the dues will be pro-rated accordingly.

1-4 Employees $ 95.00
5-10 $150.00
11-25 $225.00
26-50 $250.00
51-75 $325.00
76-99 $350.00
100-299 $400.00
300-499 $450.00
500 or more $550.00
Individuals/Elected Officials $ 30.00
Church/School/Civic Groups $ 95.00

Chamber Staff

Kerry Klump Mikayla Tillman
Executive Director Administrative Assistant

[email protected] [email protected]

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Capital Campaign Contributors

Preserving our Past, Ensuring our Future MORTGAGE MELTDOWN
- Ameren MO
As the Troy community continues to expand with new residents - Thom Artru
and businesses, so has the Troy Chamber of Commerce. In
2010, a new facility was opened to better serve our membership - Bank of Old Monroe
and the Troy area. We thank the following inaugural Capital - Black & Associates, LLC
Campaign Contributors and dedicated partners. In 2015, the - Community State Bank
chamber launched a Mortgage Meltdown initiative to further
reduce the length of the loan. We would like to thank these - Cooper Management
sponsors as well. For more information on how your business Training & Consulting
can join the campaign, contact Kerry Klump at the Chamber - Creech Companies
- Cuivre River Electric Coop.
office at 636-462-8769. - DUCTZ Total Home Care
- Robert & Velma Dunard
CORNERSTONE DEDICATED PARTNERS - F&S Collision Repair
PARTNERS Betty Hunter - Finklang Eye Health
Community State Bank
Hospital Lincoln Cuivre River Electric Cooperative - Patrick S. Flynn
In-Town Self Storage - Going My Way Travel
Lincoln County Jewelry
Missouri Baptist University - H&R Block
Mueller, Beck & Meyer - Imo’s Pizza of Troy
Swift Appraisals - JET Physical Therapy
Thornhill Real Estate & Auction - K. Flynn Insurance
Winchester Hilgefort Spine &
- Landesign, LLC
Joint Center - Law Office of Kathryn Synor

- MO Baptist University
- Mercy Hospital Lincoln
- Meyer & Co. Real Estate
- People’s Bank & Trust
- Rental Property Management
- State Farm/Ron Mills

- Swift Appraisal
- Synergy Energy
- The UPS Store
- Toyota-Bodine Aluminum
- Tri-County Sports Center
- Kelly Walters, Lincoln
County Coroner
- Pat Wilderman, Berkshire
Hathaway Select Properties
- Joe & Sandy Witte

General Membership Meetings

General membership meetings are a great way to network with other Chamber
members and keep up to date on the Chamber/community. Meetings are held the
first Monday of each month at noon at St. Stephen United Methodist Church,
101 St. Stephen Lane, Troy, MO 63379. Please call 636-462-8769 or email office
at troyonthemove.com to RSVP.

2017 August 7 2018 August 6
January - NO MEETING September 11 January - NO MEETING September 10
February 6 October 2 February 5 October 1
March 6 November 6 March 5 November 5
April 3 December 4 April 2 December 3
May 1 May 7
June 5 June 4
July - NO MEETING July - NO MEETING

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Man & Woman of the Year Recipients

Annual award presented to a man and woman for their contributions to the community.

1957 - Claude Brown & Ed Hopkins
1958 Georgia Jackman C.B. Collard
1959 Majorie Evans Austin Creech
1960 Willie Montgomery Dr. Joe Creech
1961 Bertha Kemper Roy Blair
1962 Lillian Cannon Jesse Clonts
1963 Lois Marsh Charles Gingrich
1964 Willalma Bishop Ted Matkin
1965 Cordelia Campbell Ray Lake
1966 Mary Turnbull Leon Creech
1967 Juanita Bibbs Ron Curtis
1968 Barbara Hetlage John Westermann
1969 Betty Hunter Dr. Louis Hetlage
1970 Charlotte Meyer Joe Primeau
1971 Mary Ann Kemper John Spatafora
1972 Geneva Cottle Lt. Allen Whitmer
1973 Lee Ora Dunard Bill Hopkins
1974 Mary Jane Seidel B. L. Ramsey
1975 Patti Rayfield Phillips Donald Mogerman
1976 Betty Vietmier John Taylor
1977 Betty Creech Gilmer Dehn
1978 Pam Hall Monte Cottle
1979 Jackie Jackson Robert Dunard
1980 Rose Lagana Bob Jackson
1981 Fran Talken Howard Briggs
1982 Glenna Udre Bob Simmons & Nick Allen
1983 Kathrine Siebert Donald Thompson
1984 Daisy Mordt James Burgess
1985 Jeane Duncan John Misiura
1986 Charlotte Unland Steve Emert
1987 Jean Lenk Elliott W. R. “Bob” Duncan
1988 Kathy Mennemeyer Darryl Mennemeyer
1989 Marcella Dunard John I. Wilson
1990 Betty Linke John Hackney
1991 Katherine Wilson Wm. H. “Bud” Creech
1992 Bette Taylor Clay Marsh
1993 Pat Tucker Charles “Pheeze” Kemper
1994 Margaret Clare Chet Breitwieser
1995 Libby Moellman Patrick S. Flynn
1996 Lorene Creech Ray Davis
1997 Patsy Creech Dr. John Lawrence
1998 Charla Whalen-Mueller Ralph Coose
1999 Harriett Zuroweste Doug Bouldin
2000 Velma Dunard Michael Dunard
2001 Judy Hechler Bob Hechler
2002 Amy Kinker David Thornhill
2003 Mary Lou Thompson Kevin Flynn
2004 Sr. Mary Ann Fisher Norm Murphy
2005 Nancy Cox Ron Mills
2006 Fran Haley Dale Cope
2007 Carol Harris Jim Beck
2008 Mary E. Berk-Mooney C. Robert Hall
2009 Phyllis Cross Joe Witte
2010 Pat Rhoads Kurt Finklang

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Man & Woman of the Year Recipients

2011 Mary Sue Thompson Roger Kiesey
2012 Jan Bettencourt T. Bennett “Ben” Burkemper
2013 Rebecca Hoskins James Zuroweste
2014 Tracy Black John Kinion
2015 Carla Emert Mark Cross

2015 Woman of the Year 2015 Man of the Year
Carla Emert Mark Cross

Give Back Award

Annual award presented to a business/organization
that worked to make a difference and give back to
this community, helping make this area a better
place in which to live.

Recipients: Price Gnade Ford receiving the 2015
Give Back Award.
2010 - People’s Bank & Trust
2011 - Toyota - Bodine Aluminum, Inc.
2012 - Thornhill Real Estate & Auction Co.
2013 - Cuivre River Electric Cooperative
2014 - Lincoln County Medical Center
2015 - Price Gnade Ford

Betty Hunter Legacy Award

The Betty Hunter Legacy Award was established
in 2013 by Chamber President Kathryn Ragsdale
to honor those that truly give service above self
to the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce. This
award is named after the Chamber’s first female
President, and life-long Chamber advocate and

volunteer, Betty Hunter.

Recipients: Pat Flynn receiving the 2016 Betty Hunter
Legacy Award from Betty Hunter and 2015
2013 - Betty Hunter Chamber President Ron Mills.
2015 - Kathryn Ragsdale
2016 - Patrick S. Flynn

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Man & Woman of the Year Nominations

Each year at the Chamber’s Annual Awards & Installation Banquet awards are presented
to a man and woman for their contributions to the community. As you go throughout the year,
keep in mind potential nominees and return this form to the Chamber office by mid-December
each year. This award will be presented at the Chamber Awards & Installation Banquet
set for January, 2017.

It is now time to nominate the man and woman who have done the most in 2016 to make the Troy
community a better place in which to live. We encourage everyone to send nominations before
December 10 to: Man/Woman of the Year c/o Troy Area Chamber of Commerce,
850 E Cherry Street, Suite A, Troy, MO 63379

This form plus a personnel letter telling why you have selected this person for the award(s) will
help the selection committee to determine this year’s choices.

1. Name and address of the person you wish to nominate.

2. Organizations to which nominee belongs.

3. Activities in which nominee participated.

4. On a separate sheet of paper tell how or why you feel this person has made
our community a better place in which to live.

5. Your name and address:

If you have any questions please call the Chamber office at 636-462-8769.

Give Back Award Nominations

In 2010, the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce proudly celebrated their 85th anniversary with a
theme of giving back. Members were challenged to not only give of their time, but of their talent
and treasure. With that theme in mind we presented the “Give Back Award”. The inaugural
award was presented in 2010 to Peoples Bank & Trust Co. for their contributions
to the community. This award will be presented at the Chamber Awards & Installation Banquet
set for January, 2017.

Please take a moment to nominate the business or organization that you feel has worked to make
a difference and truly give back to this community through their time, talent and treasure in 2016
helping make this area a better place in which to live.

Deadline for nominations is December 10. Please send your nomination to: Give Back Award,
c/o Troy Area Chamber of Commerce, 850 E Cherry Street, Suite A, Troy, MO 63379.

This form plus a personnel letter telling why you have nominated this business/organization for
the award will help the selection committee to determine this year’s choices.

1. Name and address of the business/organization you wish to nominate.

2. Please detail the ways in which you feel this business/organization has given
back to the community through their time, talent and treasure.

3. Your name and phone number.

If you have any questions please call the Chamber office at 636-462-8769.

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New To Troy? What to do . . .

New residents must be added to the Assessor’s
mailing list.

- Individuals report what they own as of January 1
of the tax year.

Moving here from out-of-state or first-time car
owner needing Missouri license plates?

Bring your title/title application to the Assessor’s
Office. After proper records are checked you will
receive a waiver verifying no taxes are owed.

Where are personal property taxes, real estate taxes, neighborhood
improvement districts, county merchant licenses and drainage levee
districts handled?

These issues are handled through the County Collector’s office. Tax bill notices
are usually mailed around November 1 and all are due December 31.
After December 31, penalties apply. Duplicate paid personal
property receipts are available at the cost of $1.00. Taxes can
be paid by mail, at the office, or by the secure payment drop
box which is located at the west end of the courthouse.

What does the Recorder of Deed’s do? Kevin Bishop,
County Assessor
The Recorder of Deeds records and archives all real estate
documents (including plats and surveys), tax liens and
marriage licenses.

What websites are available to assist me through Dottie Crenshaw,
your offices? Recorder of Deeds

Lincoln County - www.lcmo.us
GIS Mapping - www.lincoln.integritygis.com
Personal Property - www.lincoln.missouriassessors.com
Assessor General Information - www.lincolncoassessor.com
Lincoln County Collector - www.lincolncountycollector.com
Lincoln County Recorder - www.lincolncountyrecorder.com

The Lincoln County Courthouse is located at Jerry Fox,
201 Main Street, Troy, MO 63379. County Collector

Phone: 636-528-6300
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm
Please note: Marriage license applications and deed
recordings are not accepted after 3:45 pm.

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Voter Registration

Voter registration in Lincoln County is handled through the office
of Crystal Hall, County Clerk/Election Authority. State election
laws also provide for registration by mail. For more information,
or for the location of your nearest site, call 636-528-6300 or visit
www.lcclerk.com.

Crystal Hall, Lincoln County Clerk’s Office
County Clerk
First floor, Lincoln County Courthouse,
201 Main Street, Troy, MO 63379

Additional Voter Registration Sites:
- Department of Revenue/License Bureau
850 E Cherry Street, Suite D (Lower Level), Troy, MO 63379
- Troy Buchanan High School, 1190 Old Cap au Gris, Troy, MO 63379
- Winfield High School, 701 W Elm, Winfield, MO 63389
- Elsberry City Hall 201 Broadway, Elsberry, MO 63343
- Moscow Mills City Hall, 500 Hwy MM, Moscow Mills, MO 63362
- Foley City Hall, 917 Elm Street, Foley, MO 63347
- Lincoln County Health Department, 5 Health Department Drive, Troy, MO 63379
- Lincoln County Family Service, 384 N Lincoln Drive, Troy, MO 63379

Elections

- The general election day shall be the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November
of even-numbered years.
- The primary election day shall be the first Tuesday after the first Monday in August of
even-numbered years.
- The Election Day for the election of political subdivision and special district offices
shall be the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April each year; and shall be known
as the “general municipal election day”.

Townships

- There are 13 townships in Lincoln County: Bedford, Birkhead, Burr Oak, Clark,
Hawk Point, Hurricane, Millwood, Monroe, Nineveh, Prairie Snow Hill, Union and
Waverly. Within these 13 townships, Lincoln County has 22 precincts. Complete
election information is available on the Lincoln County Clerk’s website, www.lcclerk.com.
Sample ballots, absentee ballot applications, election results and more are available.

The Lincoln County Clerk’s office also handles:
- Issuing license for liquor sales and auctioneers in Lincoln County.
- Keeper of the public record of the County Commission actions.
- Administering financial payment of all county transactions including payroll for
county employees.
- Administering election day and absentee voting in all county elections.
- Issuing Notary Commissions.

*On Election Day, the Lincoln County Courthouse is available
as a central voting location for all registered voters*

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Water - Sewer - Trash

Water and sewer services in the City of Troy are municipally owned and operated by
the City. Residential and business customers may obtain service through Troy City
Hall, located at 800 Cap au Gris, Troy.
- $150 Deposit Required to Start Service for Renters
- $100 Deposit Required to Start Service for Home Owners
- Driver’s License or State I.D. Required for Verification
Deposits can be paid by Check, Cash, Money Order or Credit/Debit Cards (Visa or
Master Card only). We require 24 hour notice to establish, transfer, disconnect
service. No Exceptions. Call 636-528-4712 for More Information

Water Rates

- $5.50 - First 1000 gallon usage
- $2.50 - Per 1000 gallons for usage more than 1000 and under 50,000 gallons

Sewer Use Rates

- Based on water usage with the base rate at $15.50
- Each 1000 gallons at $4.40.
- Water/Sewer bill due before the last day of each month.
- Late fee of $10.00 if not received by due date.
- Reconnect fee: $25.00.
- Payments accepted by mail, inside city hall, night deposit box, by phone with credit/
debit card or on-line at www.cityoftroymissouri.com
- Rates subject to change annually on July 1.
- Customers will be notified of any price changes.
*Any problems with water or sewer service are to be reported to City Hall for prompt
action. New construction hook-ups must be approved through the City’s Building
Inspector and fees will be charged at that time for water and/or sewer connections.

Trash Service

- Provided through a contract for service with the City of Troy for residents of the City of Troy.
- Service is billed on the monthly water/sewer statements.
- Current charge for once-a-week pickup is $18.00 per month and includes yard waste

and recycling. This charge does increase every year.
- Senior rate is $9.00.
- Bulk items picked up on request.
- Trash haulers WILL NOT pick up building materials, auto parts or hazardous materials.
- Trash contract is renewable and subject to change annually on July 1.
- Customer will be notified of any price changes.

Sanitation & Recycling

An agreement has been made with Christian Environmental Services to provide solid
waste, recycling and yard waste collection for the residents of Troy. The routing will be
implemented and the City will be divided out into four sections and trash, recycle and
yard waste will be picked up on the same day in each quadrant.

www.christiandisposal.com
Visit www.cityoftroymissouri.com for
The Recycling & Waste Management Guide

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MO Dept. of Revenue - Troy License Office

The Troy License Bureau, a Missouri Department of Revenue contract
office managed by Koester & Koester, LLC is

located at 850 E Cherry Street, Suite D, in Troy. Phone Number:

Office hours are Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.- 5 p.m. 636-528-6533
and the last Saturday of the month from 8 a.m. to noon. www.koestersdmv.com

Drivers Licenses www.dor.mo.gov

- A Missouri driver’s license is required of any resident of the state, age 16 and older who
plans to operate a motor vehicle.
- A restricted temporary instruction permit will be issued to a resident 15 years old who
has passed the required written tests and has written parental permission.
- Operators’ licenses, valid for six years, are offered to Missouri residents (various
restrictions apply). Duplicate licenses, for cases when a license is lost or stolen, are
available for an additional fee.
- Out of state drivers must obtain a Missouri driver’s license upon establishing residency.
- Missouri law requires all applications to provide documentation before a driver’s
license, nondriver license or instruction permit can be issued. All applicants must
present and surrender their current driver or non driver license in addition to the needed
documentation. For more information, visit www.dor.mo.gov. Documents required must
prove U.S. citizenship, verify name changes if applicable and place of residency. Social
security numbers must also be given. A P.O. Box is not acceptable as a proof of
residential address.

Driver’s Exam

Driver’s Exam are required for those applying for: a first-time Missouri driver’s license;
if a license has expired longer than six-months, if the Department of Revenue asks the
driver to take the exam; or if a license has been revoked. The testing center is located at
251 West Collier Street. Exams are given on the first, third and fifth Monday and every
Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Driver’s Exam includes a written test, vision test, and
driving test. Licenses are then issued by the license bureau. For a copy of the Missouri
Driver Guide go to www.dor.mo.gov/forms/Driver_Guide.pdf

Sales Tax

- Sales tax on vehicles is determined by where a resident lives.
In Lincoln County, sales tax is 2.25%. If a resident lives in the
city limits of Troy, sales tax is 4.25% and the Missouri sales tax
is 4.225%.
- Vehicle Plates: To plate a vehicle you need the following: proof
of ownership, current safety inspection, previous year’s personal property receipt,
acceptable proof of insurance
- The cost for vehicle license vary. Car license are determined by horsepower. Truck
license costs are determined by load carried and distance traveled. Personalized and
special vehicle licenses cost $15.00 with a variety of licenses available. Watercraft is also
required to be registered and titled for boats and outboard motors. Boat fees are
determined by length of boat.

Voter Registration

Voter registration is now offered by license offices. A voter registration card may be filled
out at the license office and forwarded to the Lincoln County Clerk.

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U.S. Post Office

The Troy office of the United States Postal Service
is located at 350 E Cherry Street, Troy, MO 63379
Phone: 636-528-4800 - www.usps.com

Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 am. - 5:30 pm
Saturday, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm

- P.O. Boxes are available

- Last pickup at the Post Office: Mon. - Fri., 5 pm, Saturday - 2:15 pm

- Last pickup at outside collection boxes - 2 pm

- Please notify the Post Office of address changes at least one week prior to

moving. Change of address forms are available as well as a moving guide

- Outside Collection Box Locations: Wal-Mart Supercenter #60, Kroger,

Dos Primos, Lincoln Center

Postage Rates - First Class Extra Services

Letter - First Ounce .......................$0.49 Certified Mail ................................. $3.45

Parcels - First Ounce .....................$2.54 Return Receipt Printed Copy ......... $2.70

Postcard .........................................$0.35 Return Receipt Electronic Copy...... $1.40

Stamped Envelope .........................$0.62 Money Orders Up to $500.00 ......... $1.25

Large Envelopes - First Ounce ......$0.98 Money Orders $500.01 - $1,000..... $1.65

Additional Ounces .........................$0.22 Tracking-First Class/Media Mail ....$1.05

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Telephone Service

For new residential service:
1-800-201-4099
For new commercial/business service:
1-800-201-4102
www.centurylink.com

Phone service is now available in limited areas through Charter Communications.

For residential service:

1-888-438-2427

For commercial/business service:

1-888-692-8635

www.charter.com www.charterbusiness.com

Cellular Phone Service

AT&T RadioShack Verizon
193 Highway 47 E, Troy 195 Highway 47 E 143 N. Lincoln Dr, Troy

636-528-4440 Suite 200, Troy 636-528-5121
www.att.com 636-462-4294 www.verizonwireless.com
www.radioshack.com
Cricket Wireless Wal-Mart Supercenter
250 Magee Street, Troy Sprint 101 Hwy 47 East, Troy
79 The Plaza, Troy
636-775-9375 636-528-8901
www.cricketwireless.com 636-528-2132 www.walmart.com
www.sprint.com

Internet Connection Options

AT&T Soccet Windstream
250 Magee Street, Troy 1-800-762-5383 855-575-7625
www.socket.net www.windstream.com
636-528-4440

www.att.com Sprint FREE Wi-Fi locations:
79 The Plaza, Troy • Burger King
Charter Spectrum
1-888-438-2427 636-528-2132 • Chamber Office
www.charter.com www.sprint.com (members only)

CenturyLink Verizon • Cornerstone Coffee
1-800-809-1410 143 N. Lincoln Dr, Troy • Dairy Queen
www.centurytel.com • Imo’s Pizza
636-528-5121
www.verizonwireless.com • Kentucky Fried Chicken

Exede Internet Wal-Mart Supercenter #60 • Krumbly Burger
1-855-627-2096
www.exede.com 101 Hwy 47 East, Troy • Lion’s Choice
636-528-8901
HughesNet • McDonalds
1-877-585-0201 www.walmart.com • Pizza Hut
www.hughesnet.com
• Roasted Bean Coffee Shop

• Stefanina’s Pizzeria

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News/Media Resources

Community News
Huneke Publications, Inc. offers four publications: two weekly newspapers and
two news magazines, each covering a unique market segment within St. Louis
County and St. Charles County.
Call 636-379-1775 for more information.
www.mycnews.com

The Lincoln County Journal
County-wide newspaper published on Tuesdays, the paper is distributed FREE
via carrier to every household in Lincoln County.
Phone: 636-528-9550
www.lincolncountyjournal.com

The Troy Free Press
130 year-old sister publication to the Journal available by subscription,
handles the legal advertising needs for the County and single copies available
at several locations.
The Lincoln County Journal/Troy Free Press
20 Business Park Drive, Troy, MO 63379
Phone: 636-528-9550
www.lincolncountyjournal.com

Radio - Television

KFAV 99.9 FM St. Louis Market
KWRE 730 AM
636-377-2300/1-877-259-7373 Local Channels
www.kfav.com - KTVI FOX 2 - fox2now.com
www.kwre.com - KMOV CBS 4 - kmov.com
- KSDK NBC 5 - ksdk.com
The Viper 100.7 FM KFNS - KETC PBS 9 - ketc.org
636-695-2300 - KPLR WB 11 - wb11tv.trb.com
www.viperrocks.com - KNLC 24 - knlc.tv
- KDNL ABC 30 - kdnl30.com

KYRO 1280 AM Charter Cable
WestPlex News Talk Charter.com - 1-888-438-2427
636-625-6397
www.westplexnewstalk1280.com DirecTV
Directv.com - 1-888-777-2454

Dish Network
Network.com - 1.888.825.2557

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Transportation

Commuter Parking Lot

- Located at the northeast corner of US Hwy 61 and Hwy 47
- Sixty-nine spaces available to commuters at no charge
- Owned by the Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT)
www.modot.org/northeast

Trailways Bus Service

- Buses stop at the #1 Douglas Square, Troy on N. Lincoln Drive
- 24 Hour advance notice necessary.
- For ticket information call 1-703-691-3052 or visit www.trailways.com

Rob’s Taxi Service

- Door to door taxi service.
- Call 636-290-4146

MO RIDES

Contact MO RIDES between 8 am-4:30 pm, Monday-Friday
for a referral to a transportation company. MO RIDES mobility
managers can assist in finding transportation options to meet your specific needs.
- Call toll free at 844-836-RIDE(7433) or visit www.morides.org

OATS, Inc.

250 W College, Troy, MO 63379
- Transportation for medical, shopping, business, nutrition sites

and visiting senior centers
- Drivers trained in defensive driving, passenger assistance

techniques, first aid, cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR), AIDS awareness and
substance abuse prevention
- Door to door service
- “Weekly Express” - Transportation to St. Louis is available on Thursdays. Local pickup
is located at the commuter lot at junction 61/47
- For more information and reservations call 1-800-654-6287 or visit www.oatstransit.org

The Linc

- Available to all residents of Lincoln County regardless of age/income.
- Operates Monday-Friday
- Dispatch Office Hours: 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.
- Dispatched vehicle available to transport riders, wheelchair lift equipped
- Advance notice required
- No riders under the age of 14 unless accompanied by an adult.
- Fairs are $2.00 per ride

THE LINC will provide only NON-EMERGENCY medical transportation to Montgomery,
Warren, St. Charles and St. Louis Counties and St. Louis City. Fares are $10.00 a round
trip; $6.00 for a one-way trip. Must not be eligible for Medicaid transportation. One
week advance notice is required (all others will be accommodated only as space permits).

THE LINC is funded in part by the Federal Highway Call The LINC Today!
Administration in conjunction with the Missouri 636-528-2831 or 1-866-261-5462
Department of Transportation, Lincoln County,
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THE LINC is operated by OATS, Incorporated.

Electricity - Natural Gas - Propane

AmerenMissouri

Founded as Union Electric in 1902, Ameren Missouri—the
state’s largest electric utility —provides electric service to
approximately 1.2 million customers across central and eastern
Missouri, including the greater St. Louis area. Ameren Missouri
is part of St. Louis-based Ameren Corporation (NYSE: AEE),
with a net generating capacity of more than 16,000 megawatts (MW). Ameren Missouri
generating plants account for approximately 10,500 MW of that total capacity.

Ameren Missouri serves 63 counties and more than 500 communities throughout
Missouri. Our company’s electric rates are among the lowest in the nation. About
127,000 of our 1.2 million customers are natural gas customers. Ameren Missouri is
the third largest distributor of natural gas in the state and serves gas customers in more
than 90 communities, including towns in southeast, central and eastern Missouri. Ameren
Missouri employs more than 4,000 of Ameren’s 9,800 total workforce.

At Ameren Missouri, we are committed to providing our customers with safe, clean,
reliable energy, while helping them use energy efficiently—thus protecting and
improving the environment and keeping costs down.

For rates to apply for service or more information, Ameren Missouri can be
reached 7 a.m to 7 p.m seven days a week at 1-800-552-7583 or visit www.ameren.com

Cuivre River Electric Cooperative

A consumer-owned electric utility

l Committed to providing safe, affordable, reliable service.
l Headquarters in Troy since 1941, serving portions of Lincoln, Warren, Saint Charles

and Pike counties.
l Locations at 1112 E. Cherry, Troy and 8757 Hwy. N, Lake Saint Louis open weekdays.

Lobby hours 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Troy drive-up hours 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Lake Saint Louis
drive-up hours 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
l Rates and policies governed by 12 local directors elected by Cuivre River consumer-owners.
l Tree Line USA Utility.

Cuivre River Programs include:
- Online bill payment, paperless billing, “Due Date” choice
- MyCuivreApp account access and outage reporting
- MyPower prepay program, Budget billing, Pay by phone
- Capital Credit refunds
- Power Quality Plus lightning protection
- Green Power renewable energy
- Energy Audit services
- Education programs about safety, energy and cooperatives
- Youth Leadership programs
- Operation Round Up community outreach, grants and scholarships
- Co-op Connections Card local, national, health and Rx discounts

Cuivre River Electric Cooperative is one of 753 Touchstone Energy Cooperatives committed
to integrity, innovation, accountability and community service. To learn more call
636.495.4800 or visit www.cuivre.com

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Emergency Services

9-1-1 Directors Office

250 W College Street, Troy, MO
Phone: 636-528-2911
- Serves as the “addressing authority” within Lincoln County.
- Those wishing to obtain a new address should contact the office.
- Electric or phone service cannot be provided within the county unless you have a

valid physical 9-1-1 address.
- Street names and the range of address numbers must be approved by this office.

Lincoln County Communication Center

- 911 call take agency 24 hours a day/7 days a week.
- Dispatch agency for all emergency responders within Lincoln County
- Lincoln County Communications and Warren County Communications Centers serve
as ‘backup emergency centers’ for each other in the event that one of the 911 centers
may go off-line. For more information, contact Lincoln County 911 Central
Communications at 636-528-6100.

Air Evac Life Team

1000 E Cherry Street, Troy, MO 63379
1-800-793-0010
www.lifeteam.net
Air Evac medical specialists are on duty 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to respond to
medical emergencies. Membership with Air Evac offers significant benefits. Air Evac
will work on your behalf to secure payment for your flight. Whatever your benefits
provider pays will be considered payment in full for your flight no matter how many
times a year you use the service for a critical medical emergency.
- Over 20 years of experience with over 170,000 safely flown missions;
- Network of over 80 bases across 14 states with over 100 helicopters;
- Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Medical Transport Systems;
- Over 1,000 nurses and pilots professionally trained for emergency medical situations;
- The stability and resources of the largest independently owned and operated air

ambulance service in the United States.

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Emergency Services

Lincoln County Emergency
Management

250 W College St.
Troy, MO 63379
636-528-6182
www.lcmoema.com
The Lincoln County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) strives to increase mitigation,
preparedness, response, and recovery against high-impact emergencies to reduce the loss
of life, damage to property and harm to the environment. Floodplain Administration is a
subcomponent of the EMA. Since 22% of Lincoln County is in a floodplain, the Floodplain
Administration enforces the countywide floodplain ordinance.

Lincoln County Ambulance District

In an Emergency Dial: 911
Non-Emergecny or Main Line: 636-528-8488
Non-Emergency Supervisor: 636-528-8488, ext 300
Website: www.lcad.net
Facebook.com/LincolnCountyAmbulanceDistrict
The Lincoln County Ambulance District provides emergency
advanced life support care for all of lincoln County. Over
6,000 calls a year are handled by five ambulances. All five
trucks are staffed 24/7 and are strategically located throughout
Lincoln County.
Want to learn CPR? Become an EMT? Have an ambulance at
your event? Use our non-emergency phone line, 636-528-8488,
or contact us online. We are always happy to be at your event*
and the District is always willing to provide a tour of our
facilities to groups.
*Ambulances are subject to availability. All 911
ambulances will be used to handle 911 calls prior,
or even during special events. Volunteer units will be
used if at all possible in substitute of 911 trucks for
special events.

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Emergency Services

The Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1

The Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 covers 163 square miles of the central
southern section of Lincoln County. The department is a combination department
consisting of 50 volunteers, 12 full time firefighters, training officer, fire marshal, chief
and office administrator. Providing fire protection, first responder medical services,
hazardous material response, a technical rescue team, dive team, and water rescue team
to the citizens of our fire district and surrounding communities. Approximately 1500+
calls per year. District #1 includes Explorer post (9064) for youth 14-18 interested in the
fire service. A very pro-active fire district, conducting fire prevention programs to
approximately 8000 people per year.

For more information:
www.lincolncountyfire.org or call 636-528-8567.
The Lincoln County Fire Protection District #1 is located at
700 E Cherry Street, Troy.

Mercy Emergency Department - Lincoln

1000 E Cherry Street
Troy, MO 63379
636-528-8551
www.mercy.net
For serious or life-threatening problems, don’t wait! Go to a Mercy Emergency room or call
911. The Emergency Department (ED) at Mercy Hospital Lincoln is here to serve you in any
medical emergency, at any time of the day or night. Our facility features an integrated
electronic health record system, which helps safeguard your personal information while
ensuring our providers have access to your medical history. This allows for the quickest, most
effective treatment. As part of the Mercy health network, we offer quick access to physicians
practicing in specialty areas such as orthopedics, neurology, cardiology and others. Regardless
of your emergency, Mercy stands ready to assist you by providing high-quality care.

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City of Troy Police Department

Troy Police Department Jeff Taylor
Chief of Police
800 Cap-Au-Gris, Troy, MO 63379
Non-Emergency: 636-528-4725
Emergency: 911

-24-hour police protection through assistance of

central dispatch of Lincoln County

-Department includes a first response and entry team and firearms instructors.

- Participation in the following programs/service

- D.A.R.E. - Funeral Procession Escorts

- Back to the Street Program - Security at Public Events

- McGruff Safe House Program - Educational Programs

- Neighborhood Crime Watch - Crime Prevention Seminars

In an effort to maintain training and certification, the department is affiliated with the

Eastern, MO Police Training Academy.

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department

Lincoln County Sheriff’s Department John Cottle
Lincoln County
65 Business Park Drive, Troy, MO 63379 Sheriff
Non-Emergency: 636-528-8546
Emergency: 911
www.lcsdmo.com

It is the mission of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office to provide professional and

exceptional law enforcement services to the citizens and visitors of Lincoln County.

The value of honesty, mutual respect and service will lead the Lincoln County Sheriff’s

Office to its ultimate goal in serving and protecting the community and department all
in while protecting the constitutional rights of each citizen.

“OF THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE, BY THE PEOPLE”

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Missouri State Highway Patrol

Emergency Help and Community Service. The Missouri State Highway Patrol can be
reached by calling 911 or *55 on your cellular phone.

- Lincoln County lies within Troop C and is patrolled by Zones 5 and 19.
- Officers are currently assigned to promote safety and enforce the laws in Lincoln and
Pike Counties.

Troop C - 891 Technology Drive, Weldon Spring, MO 63304

636-300-2800

Emergency: 911 or *55 www.mshp.dps.missouri.gov

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City of Troy, Missouri

Troy City Hall Troy Board of Aldermen

800 Cap au Gris, Troy, MO 63379 Ward I
636-528-4712 Karen Curt (2018)
www.cityoftroymissouri.com
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 314-581-2849
201 Frenchman Bluff Ln

City Hall houses administrative offices as well as the Ron Sconce (2017)

Troy Police Department and municipal courtroom. 636-295-5209

920 S Main Street, Troy

Board of Aldermen meetings are held the third Monday Ward 2
of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the Council chambers. Lisa Anderson (2017)
The public is welcome to attend anyone wishing to
636-262-3216
address the board should contact Troy City Clerk

Jodi Schneider at 636-528-4712 to request placement 135 Ellis Avenue, Troy

on the agenda. Margaret Eversmeyer (2018)

Mayor - Mark Cross 636-528-8197
City Clerk - Jodi Schneider 256 High Street, Troy

Deputy City Clerk/HR/Payroll - Tonya Hawkins Ward 3
Treasurer - Linda Flinn Dennis Detert (2017)
Utility Clerk - Bridget Knudsen
Administrative Assistant - Marie Eggering 636-528-8799
1097 Huntington Drive, Troy

City of Troy Animal Control Todd Walker (2018)
636-295-1108
Any dog on streets/public areas must be on a leash and
controlled by accompanied person. No dogs are permitted 320 Excalibur, Troy
to run at large within the city limits. Limit of two dogs

per household. New litters of puppies shall be weaned

and removed from the premises no later than eight weeks from date of birth.

ALL dog owners shall provide proof of vaccinations and apply for dog

tag(s)/licenses(s) by July 1 of each year. Unlicensed dogs or dogs found running

at large shall be picked up by Troy’s animal control officer and impounded in

the shelter for a period of not less than five days. Upon the presentation of a

current vaccination tag, a receipt for dog license for the current year, and a

summons issued by the Police Department, the animal control office shall

release the dog to its owner.

For City of Troy information, visit www.cityoftroymissouri.com

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Lincoln County, Missouri

Lincoln County The governing body of Lincoln County is that of the
Courthouse Lincoln County Commission. The Commission handles
all policy and procedures of the County. The County
201 Main Street Commission, collectively or by designation of the
Troy, MO 63379 Presiding Commissioner, respresents the County on a
number of regional counsels relating to health, education
636-528-6300 and the welfare of its citizens.
www.lcmo.us The Commission is responsible for managing all real and
personal property belonging to the County and has final
Presiding Commissioner approval the annual budget. Adjustments may be made by
Dan Colbert the Commission as deemed necessary.

Associate Commissioner,
District 1 -Gene Galloway

Associate Commissioner,
District 2 - Matt Bass

County Clerk
Crystal Hall

Recorder of Deeds Lincoln County, Missouri is comprised of seven cities and
Dottie Crenshaw four villages with the City of Troy serving as the County
seat. Lincoln County
Collector of Revenue Justice Center
Jerry Fox Lincoln County’s close 45 Business Park Drive,
proximity to St. Louis has
Assessor greatly influenced the rapid Troy, MO 63379
Kevin Bishop population growth.
636-528-6300
Treasurer
Brenda O’Brien Since 2000, Lincoln www.lcmo.us

Auditor County has grown from 45th Judicial Court
Barb Wehde 38,000 residents to over Circuit Judge
54,000. In 2010, Lincoln
Coroner County maintained its Chris Kunza Mennemeyer
Kelly Walters
636-528-5087 status as Missouri’s second Associate Circuit Judge,
fastest growing county.
Public Administrator Div. II - James D. Beck
Betty Cox
Associate Circuit Judge,
636-528-4906 Div. III - Greg Allsberry

Prosecuting Attorney -
Leah Wommack Askey

Lincoln County Surveyor Circuit Court Clerk -
Donald Parr Grace Sinclair

Lincoln County Sheriff
John Cottle

636-528-6546

*Due to elections, some
information may change.

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Lincoln County Tax Rates

COUNTY/STATE LEVELS SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVIES

County Revenue $0.1900 Silex R-1 $4.1847
County Road & Bridge $0.2548
State of Missouri $0.0300 Elsberry R-2 $4.0735
Hospital Maintenance $0.3066
Senate Bill 40 $0.0979 Troy/Hawk Point/Moscow Mills R-3 $4.7600
Health Department $0.1960
Ambulance District $0.1289 Winfield R-4 $4.1423

CITY LEVIES Pike County R-3 $5.0942

Troy Warren County R-2 $3.9895
Elsberry
Hawk Point Warren County R-3 $3.9709
Winfield
Moscow Mills $0.3227 FIRE DISTRICT LEVIES $0.4015
Old Monroe $0.6664 $0.4429
Silex $0.3631 Wright City Fire $0.2501
Truxton $0.3665 Warrenton Fire $0.5242
Foley $0.6890 Winfield/Foley Fire $0.3000
Chain of Rocks $0.4010 Troy Fire $0.2660
Fountain N Lakes $0.2545 Elsberry Fire $0.2871
$0.5000 Bellflower Fire $0.2589
$0.7018 Old Monroe Fire
$0.5000 Hawk Point Fire $0.14
$0.5000 $0.1879
OTHER

Commercial Real Estate Surtax
Clarence Cannon Watershed

City Hall Information

Elsberry City Hall Old Monroe City Hall

201 Broadway 151 Main Street
Elsberry, MO 63343 Old Monroe, MO 63369
573-898-5994 636-661-5112
ElsberryCity.com
Silex City Hall
Foley City Hall
310 Cherry Street
617 West Elm Street, Silex, MO 63377
Foley, MO 63347 573-384-5959
636-662-2557
Troy City Hall
Hawk Point City Hall
800 Cap au Gris
121 W. Lincoln Street Troy, MO 63379
Hawk Point, MO 63349 636-528-4712
636-338-4277 CityofTroyMissouri.com
www.cityofhawkpoint.jigsy.com
Village of Truxton
Moscow Mills City Hall
217 Heritage Circle
500 Hwy MM Truxton, MO 63381
Moscow Mills, MO 63362 636-597-3211
636-356-4220
MoscowMillsMO.com Winfield City Hall

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Winfield, MO 63389
636-668-8100
WinfieldMO.org

Missouri Legislative District

With the 2010 census came new geographic lines for the national Congressional
Districts, Missouri Senate Districts and Missouri House Districts. Lincoln County is
part of the 2nd Congressional District, 10th Missouri Senate District and is included
in Missouri House Districts 40, 41 and 64.
For more information, contact the Chamber office at 636-462-8769.

House District
Map

Senate District
Map

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Federal/State Elected Officials

Barack H. Obama (D) - President of Jeremiah “Jay” Nixon (D)
the United States of America Governor
Joseph Biden (D) - Vice President Missouri Capitol Bldg.,
of the United States of America Rm. 216
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Jefferson City, MO 65101
Washington, DC 20500 Phone: (573) 751-3222
202-456-1414 www.governor.mo.gov
www.whitehouse.gov Peter Kinder (R)
Lieutenant Governor
U.S. Senator State Capitol Building,
Roy Blunt (R) Room 224
Washington, D.C. Office Jefferson City MO 65101
B40C Dirksen Senate 573.751.4727
Office Building www.ltgov.mo.gov
Washington, DC 20510 Jason Kandor (D)
Phone: (202) 224-5721 Secretary of State
Fax: (202) 224-8149 State Capitol, Room 208
District Office or
7700 Bonhomme, #315 State Information Center,
Clayton, MO 63105 600 W Main
Phone: (314) 725-4484 Jefferson City, MO 65101
Fax: (314) 727-3548 (573) 751-4936
www.blunt.senate.gov www.sos.mo.gov
Nicole R. Galloway (D)
U.S. Senator State Auditor
Claire McCaskill (D) 301 West High Street
Hart Senate Office Office 880
Building, SH-717 P.O. Box 869
Washington, D.C. 20510 Jefferson City, MO 65102
(202) 224-6154 573-751-4213
District Office www.auditor.mo.gov
5850 A Delmar Blvd Clint Zweifel
St. Louis, MO 63112 State Treasurer
Phone:314-367-1364 P.O. Box 210
www.mccaskill.senate.gov Jefferson City, MO 65102
573-751-8533
U.S. Congressman-District 3 www.treasurer.mo.gov
Blaine Luetkemeyer (R)
2440 Rayburn House Chris Koster
Washington, DC 20510 Missouri Attorney Gen-
Phone: (202) 225-2956 eral
District Office Supreme Court Building
113 East Pearce Blvd 207 W. High St.,
Wentzville, MO 63385 P.O. Box 899
Phone: (636_ 327-7055 Jefferson City, MO 65102
www.luetkemeyer.house.gov Phone: 573-751-3321
www.ago.mo.gov

*Due to elections, some information may change.

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State Elected Officials

Missouri State Rep.
Jim Hansen (R)
District 40
201 W Capitol Avenue
Room 405A
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Phone: 573-751-4028
[email protected]
www.house.mo.gov

Missouri State Rep. Did you know?
Randy Pietzman (R)
District 41 The Missouri Blue Book is
201 W Capitol Avenue available online at
Room 201D www.sos.mo.gov/bluebook/
Jefferson City, MO 65101
Phone: 573-751-9459 For more than 100 years, Missouri
[email protected] has published the Official Manual
www.house.mo.gov of the State of Missouri, commonly
Missouri State Rep. known as the “Blue Book.” Here,
Robert Cornejo(R) you can find detailed information
District 64 on local, state and federal
201 W Capitol Avenue governments, as well as stories,
Room 405A essays and pictures that help
Jefferson City, MO 65101 preserve the state’s heritage.
Phone: 573-751-4028
[email protected] Would you like to receive
www.house.mo.gov a flag that flew over the
Missouri State Sen. MO State Capitol?
Jeanie Riddle (R)
District 10 Contact Rep. Pietzman,
201 W Capitol Avenue, Rep. Cornejo or Sen. Riddle
Room 431
Jefferson City, MO 65101 for more information.
Phone: 573-751-2788
www.senate.mo.gov
*Due to elections, some information
may change.

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Community Profile

POPULATION GROWTH Housing Units in Multi-Unit Structures: 6.0%
Lincoln County Median Value of Owner
1980 ................................................ 22,193 Occupied Units: ........... $150,400
1990 ................................................ 28,892 Households: .................................... 15,700
2000 ................................................ 38,944 Persons per Household 2005-09: ....... 3.21
2010 ................................................ 52,566 Median Household Income .......... $50,795
% Change ...................................... 34.98% Persons Below Poverty Level ............ 11%
Land Area - Square Miles .............. 630.49 UTILITIES
2000 Per Square Mile ............................ 61 Water
2010 Per Square Mile ......................... 83.4 Supplied by Municipality: ................... Yes
Persons Under Age 5 ........................ 7.4% City of Troy,
Persons Under Age 18 ..................... 27.3 800 E Cap au Gris, Troy - 636-528-4712
Persons Over Age 65 ...................... 10.4% Main: ............................................ 8 inches
Female Persons ............................... 50.3% Peak Capacity (gallons): ............ 1100 gpm
White Persons ................................... 95% Pressure (psi): ........................................ 42
Black Persons .................................... 1.9% Sewer
American Indian/Alaska Native ....... 0.3% Supplied by Municipality: ................... Yes
Asian Persons .................................... 0.4% City of Troy,
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander ....0.0% 800 E Cap au Gris, Troy, 636-528-4712
White Persons, Not Hispanic .......... 93.9% Types of Plants: ....................................... 0
Language Other Than English at Home Activated Sludge: .................................... 2
Over Age 5 (2005-09) ........ 2.2% MBR: ....................................................... 1
City of Troy Main: .......................................... 24 Inches
1980 .................................................. 2,624 Peak Capacity/Day(gallons): ......... 1MGD
1990 .................................................. 3,811 Electric
2000 .................................................. 6,737 Private:
2010 ................................................ 10,540 AmerenMissouri
% Change ........................................... 56% 200 Callahan Road, Wentzville, MO 63385
2014 Estimate ................................. 12,000 1-800-552-7583
LINCOLN COUNTY ASSESSED VALUATION Cooperative:
1985: ............................... $146,211,572.00 Cuivre River Electric Cooperative
1994: ............................... $210,980,528.00 1112 E Cherry Street,
2004: ............................... $470,312,441.00 Troy, MO 63379 636-528-8261
2013 ................................ $678,261,892.00 Natural Gas/Propane
2014: ............................... $689,361,122.00 - AmerenMissouri
HOUSING/INCOME 200 Callahan Road, Wentzville, MO 63385
Housing Units: ............................... 17,831 1-800-552-7583
Homeownership Rate 2005-09........ 80.7% - MFA Propane
956A E Hwy 47, Troy, MO 63379
636-462-2427

Local Area Unemployment Labor Force Employment Unemployment
24,453 10.2%
2011 AVERAGE............................ 27,224 24,482 8.3%
2012 AVERAGE .......................... 26,703 24,613 7.4%
2013 AVERAGE ........................... 26,568 24,727 6.5%
2014 AVERAGE ........................... 26,446 25,737 5.2%
2015 AVERAGE ........................... 27,135
2016 25,738 6.4%
January ......................................... 27,494 26,236 4.2%
April ............................................. 27,372 26,318 4.7%
June .............................................. 27,627

Information produced by MERIC in cooperation with U.S. Department of Labor,
Bureau of Labor Statistics, www.missourieconomy.org.

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Community Profile

RADIUS TOTAL TOTAL PERCENT
2000 2010 CHANGE
15 Miles 61,326 98,993
20 Miles 126,549 61.4%
200,506 58.4%

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Community Profile

TRANSPORTATION Communications
Rail: ................................................. None Local Telephone Service:
Distance to Nearest AT&T, Charter Communications,
Piggy Back Site: .......................... 15 miles CenturyTel
Air: Radio Stations: 4
Distance to Nearest KFAV 99.9 FM KWRE 730 AM
Commercial Airport: .................... 50 miles KFNS 100.7 FM KYRO 1280 AM
Lambert International Airport St. Louis, MO
Longest Runway: ..................... 11,019 feet Number of TV Channels Received: ......... 8
KTVI FOX 2 KMOV CBS 4
Nearest Public Airport: ................ 28 miles KSDK NBC 5 KETC PBS 9
Spirit of St. Louis Airport KPLR NEWS 11 KDNL ABC 30
Chesterfield, MO KNLC 24 WRBU MY 46
Longest Runway: ....................... 5,200 feet
Barge Service: ................................ None Newspapers: Daily: 0, Weekly: 3
Distance to Nearest The Elsberry Democrat
Navigable River: ...... 15 miles - Mississippi The Lincoln County Journal
Motor Carrier: Troy Free Press
Highways Serving City:
U.S. Hwy 61 HEALTH SERVICES
MO Hwy 47 Number of Hospitals: .............................. 1
Distance to Nearest Interstate: 15 miles Mercy Hospical Lincoln ..... 636-528-8551
Interstate 70 and Interstate 40/64 Number of Beds: ................................... 25
Distance to Nearest Four Lane: In City Limits Clinics in Community: ......................... Yes
U.S. Hwy 61 Hospital Owned:
LARGEST AREA EMPLOYERS Mercy Family Medicine
Lincoln County R-III Schools: ............ 894 - 106 Broadway/Elsberry ...... 573-898-9100
Toyota-Bodine Aluminum, Inc.: .......... 740 - 1003 E. Cherry/Troy ........... 636-528-6755
J&J Snack Foods/Daddy Rays: ........... 500 - 900 E. Cherry/Troy .......... 636-528-8585
Wal-Mart Supercenter: ........................ 450 - 1165 E. Cherry/Troy ........ 636-528-7722
Mercy Hospital Lincoln: ..................... 380 - 35 Winfield Plaza/Winfield .. 636-668-6824
Witte Brothers: .....................................225 SSM St. Charles Clinic Medical Group
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative: ..... 140 ..............................................636-462-6106
Peoples Bank & Trust: ......................... 106 SSM Cardinal Glennon Children Services
Community Opportunities: .................. 100 ..............................................636-462-5437
Troy Manor: ........................................... 95
Houghton-Mifflin Harcourt: .................. 66 EDUCATION
COMMERCIAL SERVICES Lincoln County R-III School District
Financial Institutions 2003-2004 Student Population: ........ 5,087
Banks: ...................................................... 8 2015-2016 Student Population: ........ 6,396
Bank of America Certified Staff: ..................................... 501
Bank of Old Monroe Classified Staff: ................................... 393
CBC Administrators: ...................................... 34
Community State Bank Budget: .................................. $63,500,000
HNB Bank Tax Levy: ............................ $4.76 per $100
Peoples Bank & Trust Assessed Valuation in the District: ..... $452,156,916
Providence Bank Cost per Student: ............................ $9,009
U.S. Bank ACT Score Average: ........................... 20.9
Credit Unions: ......................................... 1 Graduation Rate: ............................. 93.4%
United Credit Union College Bound Students: ................. 66.5%
Pupil Attendance: ............................ 88.8%
34 Troy Chamber of Commerce The Lincoln County R-III School District
currently houses Missouri’s largest middle
school. They are the 26th largest district in
Missouri.

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Community Profile

Other Lincoln County Public Schools: # of Churches in Troy City Limits: ....... 18
Silex - R-1 Protestant: .............................................. 17
Elsberry - R-2 Catholic: .................................................. 1
Winfield - R-4 Number of Shopping Centers: ................. 7
Private/Parochial Schools: Number of Public Libraries: .................... 0
Troy First Baptist School Number of Private Libraries: ................... 1
Troy Holiness School Operated by Lincoln County R-III School
Sacred Heart Catholic School District.
Area Technical Schools: DISTANCE ACROSS THE NATION
Pike/Lincoln Technical Center Atlanta: .................................... 600 miles
Eolia, MO Chicago: ................................... 260
Area Colleges/Universities: Dallas: ...................................... 670
Lindenwood University - Troy/Wentzville Denver: ..................................... 860
Missouri Baptist-Troy/Wentzville Kansas City: ............................. 217
Other Training Options: Los Angeles: .......................... 1,875
Cooper Management Training New Orleans: ............................ 720
& Consulting - Troy New York City: ...................... 1,040
Missouri Career Center St. Louis: .................................... 49
- Warrenton, MO Washington, DC: ...................... 850
SCORE - St. Louis
Mike’s Tech Spot - Troy - The City of Troy serves as the Lincoln
LINCOLN COUNTY County seat.
- 2nd Class County - 636-528-6300 - Lincoln County is part of the St. Louis
www.lcmo.us MO/IL Metropolitan Statistical Area.
CITY OF TROY - Lincoln County holds the Missouri
Type of Local Government: 4th Class City Enhanced Enterprise Zone designation
636-528-4712 providing property tax abatements for
www.cityoftroymissouri.com new investment/expansion projects.
Comprehensive Plan: ......................... 2011 In 2016, the Troy Area Chamber of
Zoning: .................... City Zoning in Place Commerce proudly represents 385
Subdivision Ordinance members with over 7000 employees.
Legislative Priorities:
w/Design Standards: .................... Yes - Broadband Availibility
# of Full-Time Police in City: ............... 17 - Skilled Workforce
Fire Insurance Rating in City: ................. 5 - Varied Housing Options
Trash Service Provider: .................. Private - Development of Infrastructure
City Provides Water/Sewer: ................. Yes - Access to Capital
City Engineer Employed: ..................... No
Cable Serves City: Charter Communications
Post Office Classification: ........... 1st Class

COMMUNITY FACILITIES
Hotels: ..................................................... 3
America’s Best Inn & Suites
Luxury Inn & Suites
Super 8 Motel

Capacity of Largest Banquet Room: ... 400

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Corporate Woods Industrial Park

Corporate Woods Transportation of natural gas IS allowed
within the jurisdiction for this location.
Troy, MO
Water Utilities: .................... City of Troy
Acreage Available: ............... 35 acres +/- On Site? ............................................... Yes
Zoning: ................ I-2 -Heavy Industrial Main: ........................................... 8 inches
Topography: ................................ Rolling Peak Capacity/Day: ................ 1100 gpm
Within 100 yr flood plain? ............... No Service Line: .......................... as required
Within 500 yr flood plain? ............... No Pressure: ................................................ 42
Covenenants/Deed Restrictions? .... No Other: Potential for reclaimed water
Fire Insurance Class Rating: ................ 5 from City MBR plant located on the site
Existing Structures on site: ...................0 (non-potable)
Easements/Impediments on site:
Sanitary Sewer: .................... City of Troy
Pipeline Easement in Park On Site: ................................................ Yes
(possibly not on the site) Main: ......................................... 24 inches
Electric Utilities: .................. AmerenUE Peak Capacity/Day: .................... 1 MGD
Primary Voltage: ......................... 34.5KV Nearest Service: .... No Service currently
Phase: ...................................................... 3
Looped? ..... subtransmission not radial - new construction
Other: new Lincoln bulk substation
with 2x112 MVA transformers and Nearest Interstate(s): ... I-70 and I-40/64
161 KV line coming in. located 15 miles away.
Natural Gas: .......................... AmerenUE Nearest 4-Lane Hwy capable of supporting
On Site:................................................. No 80,000 lbs truck traffic: .......... US 61 - 50ft
Distance to the site: ....................... 900 ft.
Main depends on Load Call 636-462-8769 for information!
Pressure: .................................... 2 pounds
Located in one of Missouri’s
fastest growing communities,
Corporate Woods Business

Park provides convenient,
immediate access to US Hwy

61 and all utilities to site.

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Enhanced Enterprise Zone

Economic Development Contacts

Troy Chamber of Commerce Lincoln County Economic The Missouri Partnership
/Economic Development Larry Tucker, CEcD, EDFP 877-725-0949
Kerry Klump Phone: 636-462-8095 www.MissouriPartnership.com
636-462-8769 [email protected]
www.TroyOnTheMove.com LincolnCountyEconDev.com The Missouri Department of
Economic Development
Boonslick Regional Planning 573-751-4962
Commission www.ded.mo.gov
636-456-3473

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Starting a New Business

The State of Missouri now offers a one-stop-shop for Quick Steps to Starting
starting a new business in Missouri - the a Business
Missouri Business Portal. This is your single
point of entry for business registration, filings, - Research your business
licenses and permits to do business in the State of Consult with state, federal
Missouri. For further assistance, the Troy Area government resources and
Chamber of Commerce also assists entrepreneurs other professionals, such as an
in walking through this process. accountant, attorney, financial
www.business.mo.gov adviser, and other experts for
advice regarding your business.
New Features:
Permits Lookup - You are now able to look up - Register your business with
State Permits and Licenses required for doing the State of Missouri.
business in Missouri.
City/County Lookup - You can now look up your - Create a business entity
city, county, and health department to determine Obtain a Federal Employer
what, if any, local requirements are. Identification Number (EIN)
Sales/Use Tax Bond Calculator - You can use the
sales tax bond calculator to compute the amount of - Register for required state
your sales tax bond. taxes, including unemployment
tax, where applicable
When opening a business in Lincoln County, you
will need a business license issued by Lincoln - Register with other Missouri
County and a license issued by the City you will be agencies if required in your
doing business in. industry

Lincoln County Collector’s Office - Register for a business license,
permits, and other taxes with
201 Main Street, Troy, MO 63379 local city or county.

636-528-6300 Lcmo.us - Join your local Chamber!

City of Troy
800 E Cap au Gris, Troy, MO 63379

636-528-4712 www.CityofTroyMissouri.com

See page 27 for contact information for
the other Lincoln County municipalities.

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Permits Necessary in the City of Troy, MO

The Building Division is dedicated to providing thorough plan review and inspections,
accurate and timely permit issuance, and responsible customer satisfaction. Public
safety and service in the building environment is our number one goal for new and
existing structures, decks, pools, and basement finishes. If at any time you need personal
assistance with any of the Building Departments information, you may contact us by
calling the Department at 636-528-1254

The Building Department also administers the City of Troy Downtown Historical
District regulations. The City is a Historical Certified Local Government: Providing a
mechanism to identify and preserve the distinctive historic, archaeological and
architectural characteristics of Troy, which represent elements of the City’s cultural,
social economic, political and architectural history. Fostering civic pride in the beauty
and noble accomplishment of the past as represented in Troy landmarks and historic
districts. Conserving and improving the value of property designated as landmarks or
within historic districts. Providing for economic benefits to encourage business and
residential owners to locate and invest in historically significant properties.

The Building Department enforce the following codes:

2015 International Building Code 2015 International Residential Code

2015 International Plumbing Code 2015 International Mechanical Code

2015 International Fuel Gas Code 2014 National Electrical Code

2015 International Energy Conservation Code

Scheduling: Inspections must be called in
24-hours in advance.
City of Troy Building Department
800 Cap-au-Gris
Troy, MO 63379
636-528-1254
Fax 636-462-1616
www.CityofTroyMissouri.com

Building Commissioner
David W. Lindsey
Building Inspector
Steve Meyer

Administrative Assistant
Rhonda Wagner

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Boonslick Regional Planning Commission

Boonslick Regional Planning Commission
111 Steinhagen
PO Box 429
Warrenton, MO 63383
Phone: (636) 456-3473
Missouri Career Center Phone: (636) 456-9467
Fax: (636) 456-2329
The mission of the Boonslick Regional Planning Commission is to preserve and enhance
quality of life in Lincoln County, Montgomery County and Warren County.
Activities include: Transportation Planning and Traffic Analysis, Community Planning,
Environmental Planning, Economic Development, Grant Writing and Administration,
Project Development-Management and Administration, Geographic Information Systems,
Recycling Services, Census Data Library and Solid Waste Management.
The Commission also provides employment services, job training and education in
cooperation with the State of Missouri. The Missouri Career Center programs include:
• Workforce Investment Administration
• Adult and Dislocated Worker Programs
• Youth Employment Training Services
The Boonslick Regional Planning Commission take an active role in community and
economic development issues. For further information on any of these services, or to
send comments call Steve Etcher, Executive Director, at 636-456-3473 or visit online
at www.boonslick.org.

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Missouri Department of Economic Development

MO Department of Economic Development

301 W. High Street/P.O. Box 1157
Jefferson City, MO 65102
Phone: 573-751-4962
Fax: 573-526-7700
E-mail: [email protected]
www.ded.mo.gov

The Missouri Department of Economic Development administers a wide array of
programs designed to enhance Missouri’s economy in the 21st century. It is comprised
of agencies that execute statutory requirements and department policy in the areas of
community, economic and workforce development.

The Business Development team within the department is ready to assist your existing
Missouri Business, and the Missouri Partnership, a public/private non-profit organization,
can assist you with your location needs.

Programs: - Disaster Relief Resources
- Business Development - Infrastructure and Site Development
- Community Development - Small Business and Entrepreneurship
- Housing Development
- Redevelopment

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USDA Rural Development

US Department of Agriculture - Rural Development Office

114 Frenchman Bluff Road
Troy, MO 63379
636-528-7046, ext. 4
www.rurdev.usda.gov
TDD: 573-876-9480
Local office serving Lincoln, Pike, Montgomery & Warren Counties.

USDA Rural Development Loan Program
Please help us get the word out that home ownership can be a reality. We will work with
individuals or groups to make home ownership affordable and reachable. Promoting a
dynamic business environment in rural America is the goal of Rural Development,
Business and Cooperative Programs (BCP), Business Programs (BP). BP works in
partnership with the private sector and the community-based organizations to provide
financial assistance and business planning. BP helps fund projects that create or preserve
quality jobs and/or promote a clean rural environment. The financial resources of
BP are often leveraged with those of other public and private credit source lenders to
meet business and credit needs in under-served areas. Recipients of these programs may
include individuals, corporations, partnerships, cooperatives, public bodies, nonprofit
corporations, Indian tribes, and private companies.

Why rent when you can own your own home?
USDA, Rural Development, has two different
home loan programs to help you own your
own home, without a down payment and
without PMI. All that is needed is dependable
income, good credit and the ability to repay
a loan. Homes located in town or in the
rural area can be financed.

The Direct Loan Program offers subsidized
loans as low as 1% if qualified. In this program
a home loan can go to the maximum loan
amount of $173,000.00 if qualified. A 33
year interest rate is available if you qualify.
The Guaranteed Rural Housing program
offers a 30 year, fixed rate loan, which
includes closing costs IF the appraisal allows.

Rural Development is an Equal Opportunity
Lender, Provider and Employer. Complaints
of discrimiation should be sent to:
USDA Director, Office of Civil Rights,
Washington, D.C. 20250-9410

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Missouri Workforce Development Board

NEMO Workforce Development Board Missouri Career Center - Warrenton
111 E. Monroe 111 Steinhagen Road
Paris, MO 65275 Warrenton, MO 63383-2103
Phone: 636-327-5125 Phone: 636-456-9467
Fax: 660-327-5128 Fax: 636-456-2329
www.nemowib.org www.MissouriCareerSource.com

The NEMO (Northeast Missouri) Workforce Investment Board acts as an oversight and
coordinating agent for a sixteen county area known as the Northeast Missouri Workforce
Investment Region. The board in coordination with area Chief Local Elected Officials
has the responsibility to spearhead a partnership targeted with improving and enhancing
the readiness of the area’s workforce which will support area economic development and
competition in the global economy of the 21st century. The Northeast Missouri Workforce
Investment Region delivers services to sixteen (16) counties
in Northeast Missouri. The counties served are Adair,
Clark, Knox, Lewis, Lincoln, Macon, Marion, Monroe,
Montgomery, Pike, Ralls, Randolph, Schuyler, Scotland,
Shelby and Warren.

Individuals: Have you lost your job? Are you seeking better
employment? Do you need to change careers?

Employers: Do you have job openings? Would you like assistance hosting a job fair?
Would you like help finding and training your workers?

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Mercy Hospital Lincoln

Mercy Hospital Lincoln

1000 E Cherry Street - Troy, MO 63379
Phone: 636-528-8551 - www.mercy.net

Serving the health care needs of Lincoln and surrounding counties for over 60 years,
Mercy Hospital Lincoln of Troy, MO, improves the quality of life in the communities
it serves. Mercy Hospital Lincoln is a critical access hospital offering comprehensive
medical, surgical and pediatric services backed by an experienced medical staff and
team that cares for people, not illnesses. For more information, please call 636-528-8551.

We have an outstanding Radiology department, providing comprehensive imaging
solutions for all ages. Our department is accredited by the American College of Radiology
(ACR). Distinguished with the ACR gold seal for “highest level of image quality and
patient safety” in CT, MRI, mammography, ultrasound and Nuclear Med imaging services,
we offer many advanced imaging options.

Mercy Hospital Lincoln has a laboratory that “ensures the highest standard of care for
all patients” as accredited by the College of American Pathologists (CAP), providing
comprehensive laboratory testing, designed to enhance patient health and well-being
through the delivery of efficient and effective laboratory services.
Major services provided at Mercy Lincoln include:
Mercy Hospital Lincoln

• 24-Hour Emergency Care 24-Hour Emergency Room
• Behavioral Health Services Bone Densitometry
• Home Care CT Scan
• Sleep Lab
• Wound Care Cardiac/Pulmonary Rehab Services
• Outpatient Rehabilitation Cardiology

Mercy Urgent Care - Lincoln Cardiopulmonary
Diabetes Education
1000 E. Cherry Street Digital Mammography
Troy, MO 63379 Full-Service Laboratory

Hours of Operation: Home Care
Open daily 8 a.m. - 8 p.m MRI, Open Bore
Accidents and illnesses can happen anytime – Nuclear Medicine
even when your regular doctor may not be Outpatient Counseling
available. With Mercy Urgent Care in Troy, Occupational Health
MO, you can walk in without an appointment Primary Care
and get the medical attention you need at a Pulmonary Clinic
lower cost and with a shorter waiting time Physical/Occupational/Sports Therapy
than in your local emergency room.
Call 636-528-3495 for more information. Radiology
Use convenient care for: Rehabilitation Services
• Simple cuts, puncture wounds, abscesses Skilled Nursing Care
• Sprains, strains, fractures Sleep Disorders Center
• Cold and flu symptoms, ear pain, fever,
Surgical Services
strep, mono Ultrasound
Urgent Care
Wound Care

• Urinary tract infections
• Rashes, minor burns, insect bites
• Sports physicals

Remember: Urgent care is not a substitute for the ER. If your symptoms are
life-threatening, call 911 immediately.

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Medical Services Directory

Anesthesiology                 Endocrinology
Suresh Krishnan, MD ......... 636-728-9460 Amin Radparvar, MD ......... 636-939-9004

Cardiology Family Practice
Daniel Bauwens, MD .......... 636-528-3276 David Easterday, DO .......... 636-528-6755
Gregory Gabliani, MD ........ 636-462-6106 Bradley Massey, DO ........... 636-528-6755
Tshiswaka Kayembe, MD .... 314-968-0700 Lewis Meyerson, MD ......... 636-462-6106
Michele Neblock, MD ........ 636-528-7722
Chiropractic Gary Rucker, DO ................ 636-528-7745
Carter Family Chiropractic ... 636-775-2500 Joy Stowell, MD ................. 636-462-6106
Lincoln County Chiropractic .... 636-528-7898 Jeremy Talley, DO .............. 636-528-8585
Dr. Destiny Werdehausen
Dr. Bill Hogarth Gastroenterology
Kara Patterson, MA-LPC James Petersen, MD ............ 636-561-9020
Rhoads Chiropractic ............ 636-528-5454
Dr. Harvey Rhoads Gynecology
Troy Chiropractic ................ 636-528-8282 P. Douglas Young, MD ........ 636-528-2650
Dr. Ryan Eckman Christina Byron, MD ........... 636-240-0130
Dr. Ashley Tankersley Leah Glass, DO…………….636-240-0130
Winchester Spine & Sport ..... 636-356-5557 Gretchen Levey, MD……….636-240-0130
Dr. Brett Winchester Margaretta Mendenhall, MD..636-240-0130
Dr. Austin Panter
Dr. Rebecca Furlano Hearing Assistance
Apple Hearing Solutions ..... 636-462-2701
Counseling
Bridgeway Counseling Services Home Care/Hospice
.............................................. 636-462-1437 Celtic Hospice & Home ...... 314-595-7845
Catholic Family Services ... 636-281-1990 Community Loving Care Hospice
Lincoln County Wellness Center ............................................. 800-252-3649
.............................................. 888-219-2060 Gentiva Hospice ................. 636-528-2816
Mercy Clinic Psychiatry ...... 636-528-8585 Heartland Hospice .............. 636-327-4018
The Terry L. Robertson Center Kindred at Home Hospice .. 636-528-2816
.............................................. 636-462-2724 Mercy Home Health ........... 636-528-3470
Sts. Joachim & Ann Care Service Pyramid Home Health ........ 636-462-2245
.............................................. 636-528-2937

Dentists/Orthodontists Hospitals/Clinics
Crider Health Center ........... 636-332-6000
Mennemeyer Orthodontics .... 636-528-2141 Hawkins Compassion Care Clinic
V.A. Mennemeyer, DDS, MS ............................................. 636-775-2477
Dr. William Prosser, DDS ... 636-462-3732 Lincoln County Health Dept..636-528-6117
Troy Dental Care ................. 636-528-8911 Mercy Family Medicine
Dr. Mary E. Berk-Mooney, DDS - 106 Broadway/Elsberry ...... 573-898-9100
Troy Family Dental ............. 636-528-4868 - 1003 E. Cherry/Troy ........... 636-528-6755
Dr. Arman Tumanyan - 900 E. Cherry/Troy .......... 636-528-8585
Kevin Harrell, DDS ............ 636-528-6820 - 1165 E. Cherry/Troy ........ 636-528-7722
                - 35 Winfield Plaza/Winfield .. 636-668-6824
Disability Services Mercy Hospital Lincoln ...... 636-528-8551
Community Opportunities ... 636-462-7695 SSM Health St. Joseph Hospital
Earthwise Industries ............ 636-528-8869 .............................................. 636-625-5200
SSM St. Charles Clinic Medical Group
Emergency Services - 911 .............................................. 636-462-6106
Air Evac Life Team ............. 636-528-4937 SSM Cardinal Glennon Children’s Services
Lincoln County Ambulance 636-528-8488 .............................................. 636-462-5437
Mercy Emergency Dept. - 636-528-8551 Walker Scottish Rite Clinic .. 314-529-9200

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