About McKinley Heights

Hello and metformin 500 mg for weight loss welcome to the McKinley Heights Neighborhood Associations (Saint Louis, MO  63104) web pages.  MHNA meets regularly, 7- 8pm, on the first Monday of the month at Sigel Elementary School.   Check our calendar to confirm  regular and adjusted  regular meetings dates and times.  The school is located at 2039 Russell Blvd, Saint Louis MO  63104

McKinley Heights Neighborhood has become an  Local Historic District within the City of St. Louis, Missouri.

The following link:

St. Louis City Ordinance 67901

is the  historic code for McKinley Heights neighborhood, Saint Louis, MO  63104

Question(s) concerning McKinley Heights neighborhood send to: mckinleyhghts@gmail.com

McKinley Heights Neighborhood Association Executive Board for 2011- 2012:

President: Paul Casey

Vice President: TBA

Treasurer: Joe Strichert

Recording Secretary: Nita Pace

Parliamentarian: Jim Sonnemaker

Vice President of Development:  Victor Panchot / Mark Reed

Corresponding Secretary: Mac Young

St. Louis City Government :

7th Ward Alderwoman: Phyllis Young tel. 314-622 3766

7th Ward NSO: Sandy Colvin tel. 314-657-1357

McKinley Heights Building Inspector: Marlow Davis tel. 314-622-5236

Citizen Service Bureau tel. 314-622-4800

St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

Non-Emergency  tel. 314-231-1212

3rd District Public Affairs – Joseph Calabro tel.  314-444-0169

3rd District Captain:  Leyshock   tel. 314-444-0125

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