The City Of Troy, Missouri in Lincoln County

Located just 15 minutes from Wentzville and less than an hour from downtown St. Louis, Troy is the place to live. With all that we have to offer, many are choosing to make the Troy area their new home. Here is contact information to ease your transition.

General Information
Emergency Assistance 911
Time & Temperature 636-528-2070
Troy City Hall 636-528-4712
Troy Area Chamber of Commerce 636-462-8769
Lincoln County Government Offices 636-528-6300

Apartment Complexes
Boone Street Apartments 636-338-4453
Brookview Senior Apartments 314-872-9959
Cardinal Apartments 636-528-6019
Colonial Apartments 636-528-4684
East Cherry Street Apartments 636-528-7555
East College Street Apartments 636-462-5736
Fairfield Apartments 314-872-9959
Gateway Villas 636-528-2207
Lincoln Pointe Apartments 636-329-8315
Lincoln Villa Senior Apartments 636-528-6845
Melody Lane Apartments 573-898-5638
Stone Creek Apartments & Townhouses 636-528-4038
Thornberry Place Duplexes 636-262-6976
Trojan Drive Duplexes 636-262-6976
Trojan Duplexes 636-528-6159
Trojan Estates Senior Housing 636-528-5535
Troy Villas 636-528-2207
Westwood Apartments 314-581-5896
Westwood Duplexes 314-494-5415
White House Apartments 573-898-3098
Woodcrest Villas 636-528-1828

Driver’s License/Auto Tags

Troy License Bureau - 103B N. Lincoln Drive - 636-528-6533
The Troy License Bureau, a contract office of the Missouri Department of Revenue, is managed by the Troy Area Chamber of Commerce. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am until 5 pm and Saturday, 9 am to noon.

Health Department

Lincoln County Health Department - #5 Health Department Drive - 636-528-6117
The Lincoln County Health Department has provided services in Lincoln County since August of 1966. A variety of programs and services is offered by the agency, and it continues to assess and change as needs for services change. Employees of the Lincoln County Health Department provide professional leadership and guidance to help identify and develop interventions that will assure Lincoln County is a thriving, safe, healthy and informed community. Services include blood pressure screenings, communicable disease tracking and reporting, community education, family planning clinics, HIV/AIDS testing, immunizations, in-home services, vital records and (WIC) women, Infants and children.

Hospitals

Lincoln County Medical Center - -1000 East Cherry Street - 636-528-8551
Lincoln County Medical Center (LCMC) has been serving the health care needs of this region since 1953. For the families who live and work in Lincoln and surrounding counties, this hospital has become a valuable resource. We serve as the first line of care in a medical emergency. We provide personalized, patient care in an easily accessible setting. And we bring the medical technology of the world to you in a facility that is close to home.

Libraries

Powell Memorial Library - 951 West College - 636-528-7853
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8 am – 7:00 pm; Saturday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Summer Hours: Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am – 7:00 pm; Friday, 8:00 am – 3:30 pm, Saturday, 9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Free membership for taxpayers in the Lincoln County R-III School District.

Newspaper

The Lincoln County Journal - #20 Business Park Drive - 636-528-9550
Published on Tuesdays, distributed free via carrier to every household in Lincoln County. Single copies available at various locations.

The Troy Free Press - #20 Business Park Drive - 636-528-9550
Published every Wednesday, mailed to subscribers in and out of the county. Handles the legal advertising needs of the community.

Post Office

United States Post Office - 350 East Cherry Street - 636-528-4800
The Troy Post Office is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday from 9:00 am until Noon. Outside collection boxes are also available at Main & Cherry Streets, Wal-Mart Supercenter, Kroger, curbside at Beckwith Pharmacy, Dos Primos, Lincoln Center and outside the Post Office. Postal officials remind patrons to notify the postal service of any changes in address at least one week prior to relocation.

Schools/Colleges/Universities

Lincoln County R-III School District - 951 West College Street - 636-462-6098
First Baptist Church School 800 Cap-au-Gris, Troy 636-528-8132
Sacred Heart Catholic School 110 Thompson Drive, Troy 636-528-6684
Family Education Center 1164 Bueneman Lane, Troy 636-366-4777
Troy Holiness School 1220 South Main Street, Troy 636-528-7725
Lindenwood University – Academy of Higher Education in Moscow Mills 636-366-9376
Missouri Baptist University 75 College Campus Drive, Moscow Mills 636-366-4363
Pike/Lincoln Technical Center 342 Vo-Tech Road, Eolia 573-485-2900

Senior Services

Lincoln County Council on Aging 1380 Boone Street, Troy 636-528-7000
The Lincoln County Council on Aging is a not-for-profit organization providing a nutritional program to citizens of Lincoln County who are 60 years of age or older and eligible disabled people under 60. Senior citizens are able to go to the facility to join in checkers, cards, lunch, quilting and other activities or they may call for a meal to be delivered to their home. Meals are served six days a week, Monday through Saturday.

Taxes

Lincoln County Assessor Harold Creech, 201 Main Street, Troy 636-528-6300
Lincoln County Collector Claude Cox, 201 Main Street, Troy 636-528-6300
Office hours: Monday through Friday: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm
New residents must be added to the Assessor’s mailing list. Personal Property assessment lists are sent out mid-December. Individuals report what they own as of January 1 of the tax year and then they are required to mail or bring their assessment forms into the office of the Lincoln County Assessor by March 1. Individuals moving to Lincoln County from out-of-state and those who are first-time car owners who want Missouri license plates, need to bring their title or title application to the Assessor’s office. After the proper records are checked, the individual is given a waiver showing they do not owe taxes for that year.

The Collector’s office bills and collects personal property taxes, real estate taxes, neighborhood improvement, county merchant licenses and drainage/levee districts. Tax bills are mailed around November 1 and are due by December 31. After December 31, taxes become delinquent and a penalty applies. Duplicate personal property receipts are available at the cost of one dollar.

Transportation

The LINC - 219 Hwy H - 866-261-5462 or 636-528-2831
The LINC operates Monday through Friday, 6 am until 6 pm and is available to all residents of Lincoln County regardless of age or income. The dispatch office is open Monday through Friday 10 am until 2 pm. Dispatch personnel will also help you determine the best way to get you to your destination and back home. Riders must call 24 hours in advance to schedule a ride on the system. The LINC will also transport Lincoln County residents outside of the county for medical appointments.

OATS, Inc. 800-654-6287
OATS provides transportation for medical, shopping, business and nutrition purposes. OATS also offers a weekly express on Thursdays to St. Louis. Pickup is at the commuter parking lot at the junction of Hwys 47 & 61. Reservations are necessary.

Trailways Bus Service 1-800-992-4618
Catch the Trailways Bus twice a day in Troy. The bus stops at #1 Douglas Square on Lincoln Drive in Troy. Tickets may be purchased from the driver.

Utilities

Electricity, Natural Gas & Propane
AmerenUE, investor-owned public utility 1-800-552-7583
Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, A Touchstone Energy Corporation and consumer-owned public utility 1112 E. Cherry Street, Troy 636-528-8261 or 1-800-392-3709

Telephone Service

CenturyTel is the local phone service provider for our area. For new residential service, call 1-800-201-4099. For new commercial/business service, customers should call 1-800-201-4102.

Water/Sewer Service

Water and sewer services in the City of Troy are provided by the City of Troy. Residential and business customers may obtain service through Troy City Hall, located at 200 Main Street or by calling 636-528-4712, ext. 1.

Trash Service

Christian Disposal, (636) 566-8367
Trash service is provided through contract with the City of Troy by Christian Disposal. Service is billed on the monthly water and sewer statements. Trash haulers will not pick up building materials, auto parts or hazardous materials.

Voter Registration

Lincoln County Clerk Elaine Luck, 201 Main Street, Troy 636-528-6300

13 townships in Lincoln County
Any citizen of the United States who is a resident of the State of Missouri and seventeen years and six months of age or older shall be entitled to register and to vote in any election which is held on or after their eighteenth birthday.
In order to vote, a person must be registered no later than 5 pm, on the fourth Wednesday of prior to the election.
No person who is adjudged incapacitated shall be entitled to register or vote.
No person shall be entitled to vote while confined under a sentence of imprisonment, while on probation or parole after conviction of a felony until finally discharged from such probation or parole, or after conviction of a felony or misdemeanor connected with the right of suffrage.