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Mahlon, 87
NEWS BRIEFS, from page 11
last August after his arrest on charges of
misusing a credit card from his previous
employer, Reliant Care Management Co.
Marsonette accepted the position of interim
chief at Monarch in June 2014. The board
named Marsonette chief early in 2015.
Allegations in the original complaint
alleged that, while working as a pilot for
a Reliant Care subsidiary, Marsonette
charged a student pilot more than $10,000
for instruction time on a company aircraft
without reimbursing the company. However,
those original charges subsequently
were changed to four counts of receiving
stolen property.
In the wake of Marsonette’s suspension,
the Monarch board hired a forensic accountant
to examine various expenditures by
the chief during his tenure and reimbursements
to him to determine if any taxpayer
dollars had been misused. The audit found
no evidence of theft, abuse or fraud.
Marsonette has been released from custody
after posting 10 percent of a $25,000
cash bond.
Central County Emergency
911 receives favorable audit
The Central County Emergency 911 Dispatching
Center [CCE] improved its net
financial position in 2016 and while total
revenues increased only slightly, expenses
were more than $462,000 under budget.
Those were among the highlights in the
center’s audit report received at CCE’s
June 28 Board of Directors meeting. The
audit of 2016 fiscal year activities concluded
the organization’s financial statements
presented its position fairly.
Defined as total assets minus total liabilities,
CCE’s net position increased $405,408
to stand at $3.66 million at year’s end.
Revenues for the year were $7.29 million,
most of it coming from dispatch service tax
levies collected by the fire and emergency
medical operations that the Ellisville-based
CCE serves in St. Louis, Franklin and Jefferson
counties. Emergency agencies that
can’t levy taxes for dispatch services pay
a flat fee negotiated as part of their respective
contracts with the center.
Among the major categories with less
spending than last year were personnel
costs – down $80,000 compared to 2015,
repair and maintenance – $130,000 lower,
and depreciation expense – down $120,000.
CCE’s five-member board includes a
representative from each of the fire protection
districts with an ownership interest in
the operation. Those districts are Creve
Coeur, Maryland Heights, Metro West,
Monarch and West County.
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Performers sought for Blues
game National Anthem
The St. Louis Blues and St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra are seeking local talent to
perform the National Anthem at a Blues
game during the 2017-18 season.
Two rounds of auditions will be held.
Performers of all ages, including soloists,
vocal performing groups, instrumentalists
and small instrumental groups, can
submit online entries at www.stlouisblues.
com before midnight on Aug. 11. Finalists
will be invited to an in-person audition at
Powell Hall to perform live in front of a
panel of judges.
The game at which the winner will perform
will be announced at a later date.
For additional information and to submit
an online entry, visit www.stlouisblues.
com.
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CITY OF TWIN OAKS, MISSOURI
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of Aldermen of the City of Twin
Oaks will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, August 2, 2017, at 7:00 p.m., or
as soon thereafter as the matter may be heard, at 1393 Big Bend Road, Suite F,
Twin Oaks, Missouri, 63021, for public comment on and consideration of the
recommendation of the Planning & Zoning Commission concerning amendments
to Sections 400.080, 400.130, and 400.180 of the Zoning Code of the City of Twin
Oaks pertaining to “Definitions” and “Use Regulations” in the “A” and “B” Districts
for private garages. The hearing is open to the public and any person may attend and
be heard. The proposed amendment is available for public inspection at Twin Oaks
Village Hall, 1393 Big Bend Road, Suite F, Twin Oaks, Missouri 63021 during
normal business hours. Persons needing special assistance may contact Kathy
Runge, City Administrator/Clerk at (636) 225-7873 prior to the date of the hearing.
Kathy A. Runge, City Administrator/Clerk
1393 Big Bend Road, Suite F, Twin Oaks, MO 63021 636-225-7873
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