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Senior Advisory Committee

The Senior Advisory Committee was formed to review and analyze a full range of traditional and future policy issues concerning residents 60 years old and above. The Committee assists City officials in making decisions regarding the City’s service responsibilities to our seniors. Click here to download a brochure put together by the Senior Advisory Committee outlining programs and services the City of St. Peters and the Mayor Tom Brown Senior Center offer to seniors.

The Committee is composed of twelve volunteer members, residents 60 years of age or older. Each member serves for a three-year term following the initial term of appointment.

Regular meetings are held at the call of the Chairman, and are normally scheduled monthly at the Mayor Tom Brown Senior Center on the third Thursday of the month at 12:30 p.m.

Aldermen Rocky Reitmeyer and Jerry Hollingsworth serve as the Aldermanic Liaisons to the Senior Advisory Committee.

Pictured above: Members of the Senior Advisory Committee and Mayor Len Pagano after the committee's first-ever Meals on Wheels Fashion Show in April 2016 to help support the Senior Center's Meals on Wheels program, which delivers hot meals to homebound residents.