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Ballwin / Missouri / United States
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New Haven / Missouri / United States
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Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Saint Louis / Missouri / United States
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Saint Charles / Missouri / United States
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St. Charles Police Department employs 112 sworn officers and 60 full- and part-time civilian employees. Police officers teach Drug Abuse Resistance Education classes to area students in fifth and seventh grades and serve as School Resource Officers in area middle and high schools.

Community members are encouraged to report tips to the Police by calling the Crime Stoppers tip line. Callers can receive a cash award for their information if it helps with the eventual arrest of a felony offender. Callers can remain anonymous. The hotline is 636-949-3333.

The city's municipal court is also located at this building. Residents can pay fines or tickets by cash or money order during office hours or in the 24-hour drop box.

Eureka / Missouri / United States
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Lone Jack / Missouri / United States
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Kansas City / Missouri / United States
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The Kansas City Parks and Recreation Department provides cultural, educational, instructional, recreational programs and structured activities to residents of all ages. It oversees more than 200 parks, over 50 ornamental fountains, nearly 150 ball diamonds, and approximately 100 tennis courts. The department organizes various outdoor events, and more than 400 recreational and educational programs. It also operates various community centers, including Brush Creek Community Center, Line Creek Community Center, Garrison Community Center and Tony Aguirre Community Center. In addition, the department provides a range of facilities, including playground, ball fields, picnic benches and outdoor water fountains. The Kansas City Parks and Recreation Department is located in Kansas City.
O Fallon / Missouri / United States
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The O Fallon Municipal Court is the judicial branch of the city government of O Fallon, Mo. It is a qualified division of the St. Charles County Circuit Court. The municipal court adjudicates traffic and other ordinance violations primarily filed by the OFallon Police Department and code enforcement officers. The mission of the municipal court is to treat the residents who appear in a timely, courteous and efficient manner and assure them a fair and impartial disposition of their case. People who receive a ticket for a municipal ordinance violation have certain rights, including an appearance in court, opportunity to pay tickets without a court appearance, legal representation, appointment of counsel if jail is a potential punishment, opportunity to explain special circumstance to the judge with guilty pleas before penalty is imposed and right to a trial and appeal. The court must prominently post at the place where fines are to be paid a schedule of fees for violations.