Ridgemont Subdivision

Ridgemont is an established residential community of 245 homes in west St. Louis County. Nearly 35 acres of shared common ground, including wooded areas, open green spaces, and quiet walking routes, wind through the neighborhood and are cared for collectively by residents. What defines Ridgemont most of all is the people who live here: neighbors who know one another, volunteer their time on committees, and share an interest in the place they call home.

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  • Oct 1 HOA Meeting Minutes: Caring for Our Common Ground: The Five-Year Plan, Explained

    Thank you to everyone who came out for our Common Ground HOA meeting on October 1, 2026. The room was full, the questions were thoughtful, and it was clear how much our neighbors care about the woods running through our neighborhood and want action to protect them. If you couldn’t make it, or you’d like…

  • Common Ground Project Update and Semi-Annual HOA Update

    Dear neighbors, As noted in our last email, we are hosting two upcoming HOA meetings. The first meeting will focus on our five-year common ground restoration project, and the second will include our semi-annual HOA update. Read on to learn more and register for both. Common Ground Restoration Meeting This initiative is perhaps the largest…

  • HOA meetings: Two dates to save and what’s ahead for Ridgemont

    Dear neighbors, If you’ve driven through the neighborhood lately, you’ve probably spotted those bright, handmade “slow down” signs near our bus stops. A huge shoutout to Sharon Neer, Amy Dunn, Stephanie Tornga, and our younger neighbors for turning a great idea into an awesome safety project just as school kicked off. Turning Ideas into Reality…

  • 2026 Budget: Mid-Year Update and Second-Half Outlook

    Hi Ridgemont neighbors, As we reach the midpoint of 2026, the Board wants to share an update on our community’s finances. Two forces are shaping our 2026 budget, and to date, they have somewhat offset each other. An active storm season pushed tree costs well above plan, and we have brought common-ground costs down by…

  • Back to Our Roads

    Hi Ridgemont neighbors, Last month, we talked about our shared spaces, which include nearly 35 acres of woods, entrances, and common areas that all 245 of us help take care of. If you missed it, you can read the June newsletter on our website. We’d love to hear your thoughts as the conversation continues. This…

  • June Newsletter: What to Do About Our Common Ground?

    Hi Ridgemont neighbors, Before we get to the common ground, a quick bit of good news on parking. We’ve heard your concerns regarding overflow parking, and we’re making real headway. On the yearly wiffle ball parking, we met with this group to find a solution, specific parking areas that don’t impede traffic. Their response was…

  • April Update – HOA Meeting, Tree Policy and Share the Road!

    HOA Meeting — Tomorrow, Tuesday, April 7 | 6:00–7:30 p.m.First Free Church, 1375 Carman Rd We hope you’ll join us! This month’s agenda includes several topics our community has been talking about: A Friendly Reminder: Share the Road This Spring With warmer weather here, our streets are busier than ever with kids playing, families walking,…

  • Neighborhood Construction

    We had the opportunity to speak with the construction lead and wanted to share a quick update on the AT&T high-speed fiber work currently underway in the neighborhood, which will require access to easements and public right-of-ways. Receive these updates in your inbox – Subscribe here Timeline: Work is expected to be completed by May. Work…