St. Charles County Police Department

On Thursday, Feb. 11, officers investigated a past burglary from a residence in the 7400 block of Highway N. Per the report, between Dec. 2020 and Feb. 2021, unknown suspect(s) stole over $6,000 in valuables from multiple buildings on the property, including: a red and gray 861 Ford Tractor, late 1950s/early 1960s model (see exemplar photo) a red and gray 8N Ford Tractor, late 1940s/early 1950s model (see exemplar photo); a red and black upright 20-gallon AC Delco Air C...ompressor; a green upright 40-gallon air compressor; several hand tools (unknown quantity and types); and an antique barn wood fireplace hearth. Anyone with information on this incident is asked to call Det. Cantillon at 636-949-3000, ext.2569, or leave an anonymous tip at 636-949-3002. #SCCPDInvestigates

Due to the severe weather, all St. Charles County Government offices and buildings will open to the public at 11 a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. The 11th Judicial... Circuit Court of St. Charles County has determined its services will be closed the entire day. Those who have questions about the court and rescheduling should call their legal representative or the court when it opens. Those called for jury duty should call the number on their jury summons. For all other questions about the 11th Judicial Circuit Court, please call 636-949-3067. Thank you.

#StCharlesCounty Government offices are closed today, Feb. 15, for Presidents Day.

This incredible man dedicated over four decades of his life to serving and protecting our community. Now, we celebrate his well-deserved retirement. Congratulations, Officer Jim Schweppe! You will be missed. #SCCPDCommunity #Retirement #SCCPDProud

Guess who’s celebrating a milestone work anniversary?! Congratulations to all! Thank you for your #dedicationtoduty. 40 years - Captain Koch, Patrol 30 years - Lt. Dulin, Patrol Sgt. Jett, Forensics Kellie Tiefenbrunn, Evidence 25 years - Bryan Hampton, Crime Lab Sgt. Ochs, Detective Bureau... #SCCPDCommunity #SCCPDProud

Tax identity theft occurs when someone uses your Social Security number to file a false tax return in your name. Use the following tips to reduce your risk of becoming a victim of identity scams this tax season: Protect your SSN throughout the year. Don’t give it out unless there’s a good reason and you’re sure who you’re giving it to. File your tax return as early in the tax season as you can. Use a secure internet connection if you file electronically or mail your tax... return directly from the post office. Research a tax preparer thoroughly before you hand over personal information. (source: FTC) If you believe your identity or financial information has been compromised or stolen, visit https://www.sccmo.org/465/Identity-Theft for your next steps.