Disclaimer: The information on this web site is believed to be accurate and true.
If you have questions about the information here, or if you have questions about
the governance of St. Charles Hills subdivision, contact the
Trustees.
The St. Charles Hills subdivision was founded in 1964 by the Charles F. Vatterott
Land and Development Company, and for the past 60 years has been one of St.
Charles County's premier subdivisions. Its 18 miles of streets contain 1158
residences, and provide homes for over 6,500 residents. St. Charles Hills
combines affordable housing and a convenient location with numerous parks
and common areas, and its close proximity to elementary, middle, and high
schools has provided its residents with a quality of life that many common
subdivisions lack.
Trim those trees! Don't let your trees be responsible for a power outage.
Pictures from the 2007 ice storm.
Easter Egg Hunt
The subdivision held its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Fleet Park on April 8th, 2017.
The trustees stuffed and placed about 1,000 eggs around the park and watched as the families spread
out and absconded with their treasures.
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Christmas Lights Photos
Pictures of Christmas lights that have decorated houses in the subdivision.
If you have some of your house you can email them to the webmaster.
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🦇🧟🧛💀👻🎃 Halloween in the Hills! 🎃👻💀🧛🧟🦇
Halloween is not just for the kids in our subdivision! Check out these pictures: From 2006, on Bolton:12 From 2024:34567891011121314151617181920
Humane Society of Missouri: "Since 1870, the Humane Society of Missouri (HSMO) has been dedicated to the welfare and well-being of animals. We are the largest animal shelter in Missouri,
placing between seven and nine thousand pets in forever homes each year." American Humane: "American Humane is committed to helping ensure the safety, welfare and well-being of animals.
For more than a hundred years American Humane has been first in promoting the welfare and safety of animals and strengthening the bond between animals and people.
We are first to serve, wherever animals are in need of rescue, shelter, protection or security."
About the Trustees, their work, and responsibilities.
Agendas and Reports from Residents/Trustees meetings.
Newsletters and announcements from the Trustees.
Why does the subdivision need this money? What it covers and what it does not cover.
We hire Sterling Management Solutions to handle our subdivision assessment billing.
The Neighborhood Watch program and other crime prevention information.
Information about how you can include your garage/yard sale.
Are you a Good Neighbor? Typical violations explained by the Neighborhood Preservation Division.
Information about our parks and common ground areas.
How much do you know about your subdivision?
What to do about those pesky leaves and gumballs once they have fallen.
What you can do to help keep our streetlights in good working order.
How to make sure your pet is a good neighbor and what to do if there are problems with animals.
Trim those trees! Don't let your trees be responsible for a power outage.
The subdivision held its annual Easter Egg Hunt at Fleet Park on April 8th, 2017.
The trustees stuffed and placed about 1,000 eggs around the park and watched as the families spread
out and absconded with their treasures.
Pictures: 
Pictures of Christmas lights that have decorated houses in the subdivision.
If you have some of your house you can email them to the webmaster.
Halloween is not just for the kids in our subdivision! Check out these pictures:
Yard of the Month, created to recognize exceptional looking yard and landscaping.
Humane Society of Missouri:
Information about the Community Emergency Response Team (CERT)
program which educates people about disaster preparedness.
