Community link in Louisiana, Missouri

Welcome to the Louisiana Fire Department Located at 202 North 7th Street in the heart of Louisiana, Missouri, the Louisiana Fire Department is dedicated to safeguarding our community with unwavering integrity, pride, and passion. Our mission is to serve and protect the City of Louisiana and its citizens, ensuring safety through efficiency, excellence, brotherhood, and the education of our youth.

Welcome to the Louisiana Mayor Office Located at 202 South 3rd Street in the charming town of Louisiana, Missouri, the Louisiana Mayor Office is your gateway to local governance and community engagement. As a pivotal part of our local government, we are committed to serving the residents and visitors of Louisiana with transparency, dedication, and a vision for a thriving community.

Welcome to the Louisiana Water Department, proudly serving the vibrant community of Louisiana, Missouri. Nestled at 202 South 3rd Street, our department is dedicated to providing reliable and high-quality water services to our residents and businesses. As part of the City of Louisiana, known as the "Land of the Golden Hills," we are committed to supporting the community's growth and sustainability. Our picturesque city, along with Clarksville and Hannibal, forms the renowned 50 Miles of Art corridor, a region rich in history, heritage, and artistic expression. Louisiana, Missouri, is not only a hub for artists and craftspeople but also hosts the annual Louisiana Country Colorfest and Spring Fling Bluegrass Festival, celebrating our vibrant culture and community spirit.

Welcome to the Kiel Schwent House, a cherished landmark located at 198 South Gabouri Street in the heart of Ste. Genevieve, Missouri. As a proud part of the Foundation for Restoration of Ste. Genevieve, our mission is to promote the preservation and restoration of the historic structures that define the rich cultural tapestry of our town. Founded in 1967, the Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to safeguarding the architectural treasures of Ste. Genevieve. Our town boasts the finest collection of French Colonial architecture in the United States, including rare poteaux en terre (posts in the ground) and poteaux sur solle (posts on sill) structures. These buildings, along with early 19th-century American and German vernacular homes, tell the story of the diverse migrations that shaped our community following the Louisiana Purchase.