Union City Hall is located at 500 East Locust Street, Union, MO 63084. Phone: 636‑583‑3600.
Neighborhoods
Allen Farms
Bachelor Creek Farms
Barlage Heights
Bearberries Condos
Birch Creek
Birch Creek Estates
Brookmoore
Carmo Addition
Carrollton Acres
Clearview Heights
Clearview Meadows
Clover Ridge Estates
Copperfield
Cross Creek Estates
Crowes Addition
Deer Creek Farm
Deer Crossing
Deer Ridge
Delmar Place
Denmark Acres
Denmark Corners
Eagle Ridge Estates
Evert Meadows
Fawn Lake
Garrick Estates
Grandview Valley
Grayhawk Village
Halligan Estates
Hambro Addition
Hawks Nest Estate
Hawks Nest Estates
Hickory Ridge Estates
High Ridge Place
Honeysuckle
Hoover Condos
Hummingbird Heights
Hyde Park Manor
Kee Estates
Ko Ko Valley
Lackeys
Maple Ridge
Mary Meadows
Meade Meadows
Meadow View
Oakshire Farms
Park Hill Estates
Park Road
Pecan Tree Acres
Pecan Tree Estates
Peters Addition
Porterford Hills
Prairie Del Estates
Prairie Dell Meadows
Prairie Dell Plaza
Quail Creek
Reinhard Estates
Reinhards Addition
Ridgepoint Meadows
River Trails
Riverdale
Rose Marie
Saint Andrews Place
Shoe Factory Addition
South Hills Reserve
Southridge Estates
St Andrews Place
St Andrews Place
Stawberry Fields
Stone Ridge Estates
Stonebrook Village
Stoneridge
Strawberry Fields
Tree Valley
Twin Lakes
Tyler Estates
Union Hills
Union Station
Valley View Heights
Vienna Heights
Walkers Landing
Walnut Ridge
Watertower
Wenatchee Acres
West Highland
Whispering Wind Farms
Woodland Oaks
Worthington Place
Youngridge
Beginnings [1]
Union, the county seat of Franklin County, has been the county seat since 1827. In 1818 David Edwards, Philip Boulware, Sr., William Laughlin, David B. Moore and William Harrison were appointed commissioners to locate the permanent seat of justice, a courthouse, and a jail. The Town of Newport was selected and here court was held until 1826 when it was removed. Union was selected as the county seat in and laid out in 1826 by Bracket Barnes and Moses Whitmire, on land of Reuben Harrison and Nathan Richardson. It became the county seat, officially, in 1827.
David W. Eaton, How Missouri Counties, Towns and Streams Were Named, The State Historical Society of Missouri, reprinted from The Missouri Historical Review, Vol 10, No. 3, April, 1916, Columbia, MO, 1916.