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Sunset Hills is a city in south St. Louis County, Missouri, that was incorporated in June 1957.

Sunset Hills grew out of land first claimed under Spanish land grants in the 1770s and 1790s, including grants to John Hildebrand in 1777, Gabriel Cerre in 1779, and Jacques Clamorgan in 1791.

Sunset Hills had a population of 9,198 at the 2020 census, up from just 3,525 residents in 1960.

Sunset Hills has roughly 3,400 households — the 2010 census counted 3,424 households in the city.

Sunset Hills covers about 9.14 square miles, and the Meramec River forms the city's western boundary.

Sunset Hills is home to Laumeier Sculpture Park and to the corporate headquarters of the Panera Bread restaurant chain.

Sunset Hills maintains seven city parks totaling more than 200 acres, along with an indoor recreation facility and an outdoor family aquatic center.

Sunset Hills established its own police department in April 1973 and created its own public works department in 1981.

Sunset Hills grew by more than two-thirds during the 1990s alone, jumping from 4,915 residents in 1990 to 8,267 in 2000.

Sunset Hills annexed 422 acres in October 1997, adding about 1,310 residents to the city in a single move.