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Charter Review Advisory Board
Purpose
The Charter Review Advisory Board shall act in an advisory capacity to the Council in matters pertaining to the amendment of the Charter of the City.
Composition
The Board consists of nine members. They meet on call of the Chairperson.
The Webster Groves City Council appointed nine members and two alternate members at the September 20, 2022 meeting.
- Jeanne Kirkton, Chairperson
- Nicole Chaput. Vice-Chairperson
- Kyle Klemp, Secretary
- Tammy Behm
- Joseph Dugan
- John Eppers
- Jennifer Finney
- Matthew Hile
- Michael Yokley
- Paul Dribin - Alternate
- Melissa Johnson - Alternate
View the Current City Charter
The current City Charter was adopted in 1954 and last amended, by vote of the residents of the City, in 2020.
Charter Review Ordered by Citizens
In April 2022, the resident of Webster Groves voted to require the City Council to constitute the Charter Review Advisory Board and propose amendments, if any, to the City Council.
The Charter Review Advisory Board will begin work in October, 2022 and is expected to work for a year with their suggestions presented to the Council in November of 2023. Council will consider the suggestions in December of 2023 and any items requiring a community vote will be submitted to the Election Board in 2024 for the April election of that year.
Contact the Board
To contact the Charter Review Advisory Board, please e-mail charterreview@webstergrovesmo.gov.
View Agendas & Minutes
To view the Agendas & Minutes of the meetings, please visit this link. To view the YouTube recordings of previous meetings, please visit this link.
Attend a Meeting Virtually
To attend a meeting virtually, during the scheduled meeting time, please log into Zoom:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85217317892?pwd=MTRHakFLTW1PZWNFdmFEQ3c3QXRZdz09
Webinar ID: 852 1731 7892
Passcode: 366024
Information & Resources
- PowerPoint from 7/19 Informational Session
- Video of 7/19 Informational Session
- Link to download model city charter from National Civic League
- Missouri Municipal League Manual for Newly Elected Officials
- Options for Community Engagement
- DEI & Local Government: A presentation from Carter Hicks Carter
- City Charter Discussion - A presentation from Andrea Benjamin, PhD
- Where Turnout Matters: The Consequences of Uneven Turnout in City Politics
- Election information for City of Albany, CA
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- Durham City Council Wards
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