Nestled in the heart of Lincoln County and just 60 minutes from St. Louis, Troy offers a balance of rural charm and suburban convenience. Troy boasts a wide range of housing and has unique shops in its historic Main Street district. Troy’s picturesque parks system features walking trails, ball fields, acres of grassy picnic area, a duck pond, a skate park, and rentable pavilion space. Whether you’re planning a trip or relocating to this progressive town with a rural backdrop, you’ll find information about city amenities and services at cityoftroymissouri.com.
| Pool Opens May 26 |
Construction at the Troy Aquatic Center is nearing completion for the center's Memorial Day weekend Grand Opening.
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Pool passes are now available for the 2012 season. Photo ID passes can be purchased inside City Hall at 800 Cap Au Gris. The pool will be open from noon to 8 p.m. daily May 26 through August 13, and weekends only from noon to 8 p.m. August 14 through September 3.
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 Zero Entry Pool
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| Open May 20th for Pool Passes | |
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The City will host an Early Pool Pass Sign-Up Day on Sunday, May 20, from noon to 4 p.m. inside City Hall at 800 Cap Au Gris. This allows families and individuals to come in other than during business hours to get their photos taken for Resident or Season Passes. Midwest Pool Management officials will also be available to sign individuals up for swimming lessons and other programs. For more information, call 636-528-4712. |
| 2012 Concert Series | |
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The Troy Community Concert Band will start its 2012 Summer Concert series with acoustic rock artist and trumpet player Cheeks McGee on Tuesday, May 15, at 7:30 p.m. The concert will be held at Troy Fairgrounds City Park off Monroe Street. |
