Friday, November 9, 2012
Jefferson County Clerk Wes Wagner was criticized by two members of the county council about the late posting of vote totals on election night.
Despite harsh criticism from two Jefferson County Council members about later-than-normal vote totals reported in Jefferson County on election night , County Clerk Wes Wagner said he is "very happy with the effort" made by vote counters in his office. Election returns were not posted to the county clerk's website until 10:37 p.m. Wagner said, when 100 percent of the votes had been tabulated. There were no partial returns posted during the evening. The development drew sharp words from Jefferson County Council Member Don Bickowski (District 1) and District 2 council member Renee Reuter. "I'm pretty angry about it." Bickowski said Tuesday. He drove to Hillsboro Tuesday night and obtained a paper copy of the vote totals from the county clerk'…
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
The Republican incumbent won the race for the council's District 2 seat. The vote was 53.77 percent to 46.08 percent over challenger Cheryl Hermann.
Renee Reuter (R) has won back her District 2 seat on the Jefferson County Council, which covers Fenton, portions of Arnold and Imperial. Patch called Reuter, who just got off the phone with election judges in Hillsboro, and she declared victory. "I have some very exciting news," she said. "I won the race by 53.77 percent. I literally just hung up the phone with the election judges 30 seconds before you called." She said her opponent Cheryl Hermann (D) received 46.08 percent of the vote. Hermann has served on the Fox C-6 School Board since 2000. Hermann told Patch, "I appreciate how Renee ran such a clean election campaign and I wish her and the rest of the County Council the best." Reuter, of Imperial, was elected to a two-year term to …
Tuesday, October 16, 2012
District 3 Jefferson County Councilman Bob Boyer says Reuter has been instrumental in serving her constituents and changing the culture of county government.
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Tuesday, October 16, 2012
At this time two years ago, the people of Jefferson County were about to decide who would represent them on the first-ever Jefferson County Council. I and six others were honored with the privilege to serve our community on the new county council. Once again it is election time and the people who reside in Council Districts 2, 4, and 6 will have to make a choice as to who will represent them. For the past 21 months, one council member has worked tirelessly to serve the people of her district. That representative is the first Council Chair, Renee Reuter. I can remember one of the first constituent requests that Renee and I received last year. It was a gentleman who lived in Ward 4 of Arnold, which is in Renee’s district. He had an issue …
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Library foundation supports the technology and training needs of the Jefferson County Library.
Attorney Renee Reuter and businessman Tom Dixon have joined the Jefferson County Library Foundation Board. Reuter is a corporate counsel for Enterprise Leasing in St. Louis, and represents the Second District on the Jefferson County Council, which includes parts of Fenton, Arnold and High Ridge. Dixon is the manager of Atomic Fireworks, located in Arnold. Other members of the Library Foundation Board include Michael Arnhart, Nancy Bergfeld, Gary Hobbs, Eric Knoll, David Mangelsdorf, State Senator Ryan McKenna (22nd District), and Vernon Sullivan. The Jefferson County Library Foundation was established in 2010 to support the technology and training needs of the Jefferson County Library.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Reuter is seeking re-election as the 2nd District Jefferson County Council representative
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Saturday, August 4, 2012
Name : Ms. Renee Reuter Age : 43 Place of residence : Imperial Attended college : Yes College : Jefferson College, Pikes Peak Community College, Colorado College Degree : B.A. cum laude in History and Political Science Year of graduation : Colorado College, 1996 University : St. Louis University School of Law Area of research : Law Year of graduation : 2002 Job titles held : NA Employers : NA Party affiliation : Republican Running for a: Local office Running for position: County Council, District 2 Chamber/district: 2 Incumbent: Yes First elected: 02 November 2010 Previous elective offices : Jefferson County Council, District 2 Representative Unsuccessful bids for elective offices : None Address P.O. Box 319 Imperial MO 63052 Name : …
Thursday, June 7, 2012
2nd District Jefferson County council member to launch campaign June 14.
Renee Reuter, the Jefferspon County Council member for the 2nd District, which includes the parts of the Fenton, High Ridge and Arnold areas, will launch her campaign for re-election June 14 at Borgetti's Bar and Grill, 1667 Old Highway 141, in Fenton. Reuter first was elected in Noember 2010 and served as the county council chair for awhile until Council Member Bob Boyer, 1st District, was elcte to that post. Reuter will gather with friends and colleague for the campaign kickoff and fund raiser in a re-election effort that begins with a primary election on Aug. 7. The general election is Nov. 6. To participate or for more information on the Reuter campaign kickoff party, contact Joann Cotham at 636-343-4330.
Friday, February 17, 2012
Ken Waller responds to criticism of administrative procedures and county council actions; says Council member Reuter acted childishly
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Friday, February 17, 2012
To the editor: What occurred last the February 14, 2012 county council meeting regarding the numbering of the legislative bills was nothing more than a simple administrative oversight, one that my administration takes very seriously. Council Woman (Renee) Reuter is correct that the bills did not follow the historical system of numbering. What occurred was that the sequential numbering from January carried over to February. There were no duplicate numbers and all bill numbers matched whet was on the agenda as posted and required by law. Contrary to Council Woman Reuter's position, the numbering of the bills has little legal significance. What is significant is that when the bills are duly and legally passed, as they were, that the ordinance…
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
The Jefferson County Council's Second District includes parts of the Fenton area, High Ridge, House Springs and Arnold.
Jefferson County Councilwoman Renee Reuter, R-2nd District, has scheduled a Town Hall meeting for 7 p.m. July 13 at the Saline Valley Fire Department firehouse, 1771 Springdale Ave., Fenton. Reuter, who is the county council's chair, said the meeting will be a Jefferson County legislative update and will address employment issues. The meeting also will featre speakers from The Missouri Career Center and the Missouri Department of Labor who will share information on free education and career support services available to Jefferson County residents. The speakers will discuss unemployment issues and answer questions.
Maurice Miller
3:14 pm on Friday, November 9, 2012
Gee...impatient folks? And they say the youngest generation is the impatient, instant-gratification group. Nothing to see here other than grandstanding. more ›