ST. LOUIS – As Tuesday, April 1, marks April Fool’s Day, agencies, businesses and groups are partaking in the fun and sharing jokes with locals.
O’Fallon, Missouri, Police Department
Police from O’Fallon, Missouri, shared a picture of a small dog peering out their K-9 office, announcing that budget cuts left them with the new trainee, Marshmallow.
“Our new lightweight officer specializing in ankle-level surveillance,” the post read.
City of Shrewsbury
Shrewsbury released new improvements and regulations to the city, which includes requiring chickens to wear vests to cross the road, sidewalks being converted to mini-golf courses, and the town accepting Monopoly money for permit fees.
St. Louis County Parks
The St. Louis County went to Facebook to share its newest sculpture coming to Laumeier Sculpture Park, the “Leaning Tower of T-Ravs.”
They described the addition as, “Expertly engineered (and lightly breaded), this sculpture pays homage to St. Louis’ most iconic dish. While it may look delicious, please resist the urge to take a bite.”
Eureka Fire Protection District
First responders from Eureka used the classic prank of placing 200 water-filled red solo cups in the chief’s office. Pictures showed the chief managed to get to his desk despite the crowded floor.
Family Vet of Lake St. Louis
Looking for a new style for your pet? The Family Vet of Lake St. Louis announced a new offer: unicorn horn implants.
“Ever dreamt of giving your pet that magical, mythical look?” the post asked. “Limited availability, so make sure to schedule your consultation today!”
Ferguson Police Department
Be on the lookout Tuesday for the newest patrol members of the Ferguson Police Department: Llamas.
“In an effort to reduce our carbon footprint, Ferguson PD is testing llama-mounted officers for community patrols. Faster than walking, cuddlier than a squad car,” they said.
Jim Butler Kia in St. Louis
For those on a new car search, the Jim Butler Kia dealership showcased “the cool minivan” which is a minivan convertible.
“Imagine cruising down the coast with the top down, wind in your hair, and plenty of room for everyone,” they shared on Facebook.