stLouISTFrom FEMA: In-Person FEMA Assistance Still Available Through Sept. 25
Face-to-face assistance is available at the Disaster Recovery Centers.
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Legislative Session Resumes with New Avenues for Public Input
Board of Aldermen return from legislative recess, announcing new public engagement tools to help residents stay informed.
Building St. Louis Workforce: SLATE Hosts Apprenticeships & Trades Career Fair on Sept. 24
The event will bring together apprenticeship and training providers along with hiring employers to connect job seekers with career pathways.
City of St. Louis Ends Fiscal Year 2025 With a Budget Surplus
Comptroller Baringer announced the City of St. Louis has closed Fiscal Year 2025 with a General Fund Operating Budget Surplus of $18.7 million
City of St. Louis Invites Residents to Help Shape the Future of Their Neighborhoods
The City of St. Louis continues an ambitious new chapter in community planning, and residents are at the heart of it.
Delta Air Lines Starts Non-Stop Service To JFK From STL
STL is now linked with America’s most connected airport for international flights
Mayor Cara Spencer Signs Executive Order Updating M/WBE Certification and Contracting Standards
Executive Order 91 resumes under a strong legal framework the City’s issuance of minority/women-owned business enterprise certification.
Fall 2025 NOFA Application and Materials Available September 5
Non-profit agencies and developers may apply for 3 types of funding (separate application forms are available for each type).
Mayor Spencer Announces Plan for $12 Million in Rams Interest Funds for Housing and Debris Priorities
Spencer announced a plan to invest Rams interest funds in tornado relief, with the vast majority going to debris removal and housing.
City of St. Louis Changes Family and Medical Leave Policy to Align with Other Cities
The changes to the City’s family and medical leave (FML) policy, bring it more in line with that of other cities and governments.
Mayor Spencer Announces Tornado Recovery Advisory Committees
Residents and community members invited to apply
FEMA Denies Request for Individual Assistance Deadline Extension
Residents will still be able to receive assistance on their applications from FEMA staff at the Disaster Recovery Centers.
From FEMA: Apply for FEMA Individual Assistance by August 26 Deadline
Both Disaster Recovery Centers will remain open until further notice.
Mayor Spencer Signs Executive Order Removing Barriers to Repairing and Rebuilding in Tornado-Impacted Neighborhoods
The scope of this order includes neighborhoods impacted by the May 16 tornado; the City is also beginning work on a zoning code overhaul.
Mayor Spencer Appointing Nate Hayward as Commissioner of Corrections
Spencer announces appointing Nate Hayward as the City’s new commissioner of corrections
From FEMA: Keep Your Recovery on Track – Stay in Touch with FEMA
Information on disaster recovery assistance provided by FEMA.
City of St. Louis Launches Landlord Inventory Survey to Help Tornado-Impacted Residents Find Rental Units
Survey open for landlords to list vacant rental units and build citywide housing inventory. Partners to support with resources and housing placement.
CDA Seeks Contractors for Commercial Facade Improvement Program
Opportunities for contractors to improve commercial corridors. Sealed bids due September 10 for facade improvements.
Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to Accommodate Labor Day 2025
Schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Labor Day observance on Monday, September 1, 2025
Mayor Spencer Releases External Report on Tornado Response
Spencer shared with the public the full external report, completed independently by the law firm Carmody MacDonald
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