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Dillon-Amelung named traffic commissioner in St. Louis County
Staff Report//January 16, 2020
Chastidy Dillon-Amelung has been appointed traffic commissioner for St. Louis County Circuit Court.
Prior to her appointment, Dillon-Amelung was in private practice, focusing on criminal defense, administrative licensing actions, and estate and tax planning. She previously served as an assistant prosecuting attorney, a special assistant attorney general and senior counsel for the Missouri Director of Revenue.
Dillon-Amelung earned her J.D. degree from the University of Missouri School of Law, and her LL.M. in taxation from Washington University School of Law. She has taught legal seminars since 2003, serving as a trainer for the Missouri Office of Prosecution Services, the Missouri Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and The Missouri Bar.
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