Who We Are
The Glaize Creek Sewer District is a public sanitary sewer District formed and operating under Section 249 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri. The District was formed on January 8, 1973. Specific operating requirements and duties of members and officers are contained in Revised Statutes of Missouri (RSMO) Section 249.761 through 249.810.
What We Do
The Sewer District provides sanitary sewer service (collection, transmission, treatment and discharge of treated waste) to customers located within the boundaries of the Sewer District as established by Order of the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Missouri as well as to customers who live in the Glaize Creek Watershed. The total service area of the District is estimated to be 10,737 acres. The Sewer District does not collect or transmit stormwater.
Who Runs the District
The District is governed by a five-member Board of Supervisors who are elected by the eligible voters of the District. Elections are conducted annually, usually in April, where at least one supervisor is normally on the ballot. Each elected Supervisor serves a five-year term. The Board is headed by a Chairman, who is elected annually by the other members of the Board of Supervisors. The Chairman presides at all meetings, executes all contracts and serves as the chief elected official of the District. The Board also elects a Secretary and a Treasurer. The Secretary keeps the official records of the meetings of the Board, attests to all official documents, makes reports pertaining to the business of the District when requested by the Board and performs other duties as required. The Secretary also assumes the duties of the Chairman in his/her absence. The Treasurer is the custodian of the funds of the District and authorizes payments by the District.
Board of Supervisors
Chairman – Steve Todd
Secretary – Jeff Siudzinski
Treasurer – Frank Petrovic
Member – Gary Jones
Member – Lindy Arnold
District Manager – Position Vacant
Office Manager – Rhonda White
Plant Manager – Jon Trask
Field Maintenance Manager – Logan Grass
Maintenance Supervisor – Michael Lovelace
When We Meet
Regular Board Meetings are usually held during the last week of each month on a day chosen based on the availability of the members of the Board. Meetings are generally held at 12:30 p.m. at the District Offices at 850 Sulphur Springs Road, Imperial, MO.
All Meetings are open to the public. If interested in attending, contact the District at 636-464-3230.
District Service Area
The boundaries of the District follow property lines so a description using streets and other landmarks is not practical. However, the boundaries of the District are generally as follows: on the East, the Mississippi River; on the WEST, a line running along Old Antonia Road from the Rock Creek Sewer District to the western boundary of the Parkton Subdivision; from the NORTH, a line bordering the Rock Creek Public Sewer District; and from the SOUTH, a line generally north of Engle Creek Road running from the Mississippi River to the southern boundary of the Parkton subdivision.
The District includes Old Town Barnhart, Kohler City and Ligouri, and the subdivisions of The Village of Jefferson; Parkton; Bayberry Farms; Glaize Creek Gardens; and parts of the Barnhart Hills subdivision. The remaining part of the Barnhart Hills subdivision is in the Rock Creek Sewer District. However, the District also provides sanitary sewer service to the entire Glaize Creek Watershed. This 10,739-acre service area is substantially larger than the acreage included in the legal boundaries of the District.
Reporting a Sewer Emergency?
If you’re experiencing a problem with your sanitary sewer system or notice a sewer overflow, call (636) 464-3230 during business hours 7:00 am – 3:00 pm. If you’re calling outside of business hours, call the sewer emergency service line (636) 947-2115.