A lawsuit filed by the Metropolitan 50¶È»ÒÊÓƵ Sewer District alleges that two Missouri state legislators owe almost $1,000 in overdue charges.
State Sen. and her husband, state Rep. , are named in a suit filed Oct. 18 by MSD. 18. A hearing is set for Jan. 3 in 50¶È»ÒÊÓƵ County Circuit Court.
The suit alleges that the Mosleys owe $968 for past sewage, stormwater and waste treatment services at their home on Waterford Drive in Florissant.
The sewer bill at the Mosleys’ address has not been paid in full since May 2021, MSD records indicate. Since August 2022, the Mosleys have made only one payment to MSD, for $50, the records show.
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Jay Mosley and Angela Walton Mosley were both unavailable Friday for comment.
The first married couple to ever serve simultaneously in the Missouri General Assembly, the Mosleys are Democrats and represent districts in north 50¶È»ÒÊÓƵ County.
In 2021, they became the first married couple in the Legislature to pass a bill together. The measure, , bars the state from disclosing a lottery winner’s identity without their consent.
This is a historic signing here from House Speaker , signing Missouri Lottery legislation from State and Rep. Jay Mosley (D-Florissant). It's the first time in state history husband-and-wife legislators have passed a bill together.
— Brian Hauswirth (@Brianontheair)
The Mosleys also are connected to an influential political dynasty in North County:
Angela Mosley’s father is former state representative and politico Elbert Walton Jr.; her stepmother was former state representative Juanita Head Walton; and her sister is former County Councilwoman Rochelle Walton Gray, whose husband is state Rep. Alan Gray.
Also listed as a resident of the Waterford address is the couple’s daughter, Janay Mosley, who has filed to run for the state House seat opening up next year when her father’s term expires.
Editor’s note: The hearing date was moved to Jan. 3. This story, originally posted Friday, has been updated to reflect the change.