stLouISTMayor Cara Spencer Traveling to Africa with World Trade Center St. Louis
The Mayor and regional leaders will travel to Nairobi, Kenya and Kigali, Rwanda to discuss partnerships and economic development strategies.
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Railroad Quiet Zone Status Returning to the City of St. Louis
This means that train engineers will no longer be required to sound their horns at crossings throughout the City.
City of St. Louis Completes Largest Bond Transaction in Its History with $460 Million Airport Revenue Bond Sale
Historic financing will support long-term infrastructure investments at St. Louis Lambert International Airport
Mayor Spencer Launches Plan to Replace All Trees Lost in the Tornado
The first initiative will replant more than 5,000 street and park trees lost in the May 2025 tornado.
Mayor Spencer and City Partners Announce Winter Weather Preparations
Leaders across departments assessed snow removal plans and equipment readiness, and outlined the City’s overall plans.
Recovery Office Preliminarily Approves 1,200 Additional Tornado Home Repair Applications, Proposes $30 Million Allocation for Phase 2
City finalizes Home Repair eligibility, prioritizes owner-occupied homes and releases a phased repair schedule for the tornado zone.
SLATE Seeks One-Stop Operator to Strengthen Coordination of St. Louis Workforce Services
SLATE seeks qualified organizations to coordinate workforce services as One-Stop Operator. Proposals due November 30, 2026.
City Releases New CityStat Data, Demonstrating Progress on Towing and Tree Removal
The CityStat platform strives to modernize how the City measures performance, identifies problems, and delivers results for residents.
St. Louis Fire Captain Bradley Trower Honored with Excellence in Service Award
Captain’s overnight invention restored fire protection to neighborhoods after thieves disabled more than 85 hydrants.
Machacek Library Moves Across the Street to Storyline Church
Polling Place at Machacek Library Moves Across the Street to Storyline Church for November 3 General Election.
SLATE Seeks Proposals for Summer Youth Employment Program 3.0
SLATE seeks qualified organizations to deliver paid work experiences and career development opportunities for St. Louis youth ages 15–24.
Water Bill Relief Extended Through December 23 for Tornado-Impacted Residents
Over 1,200 tornado impacted households have applied and 14% percent of households with past due balances have been reached.
Explore the St. Louis City Voter Turnout Dashboard
Use the voter turnout dashboard throughout the day to view turnout statistics for the City of St. Louis from the early voting period to Election Day.
Mayor Spencer Unveils Plan to Refocus St. Louis Police Board on Officers, Oversight, and Public Trust
Four priorities call on the Board to raise starting pay, exercise real oversight, accelerate violence prevention, and commit to transparency.
SLATE Announces RFP for WIOA Title I Career Services
SLATE invites qualified organizations to apply for a WIOA Title I Career Services contract. Proposals are due November 30, 2026.
City of St. Louis Announces Close-Out of Phase 1 Tornado Zone Emergency Demolitions, Sets Path for Phase 2
The City is clearing the most urgent safety threats from the May 2025 tornado and will begin Phase 2 in early 2027.
St. Louis to Celebrate HalLOUween!
Website highlights opportunities around the city for candy, activities, and more!
City of St. Louis Pauses Police Chief’s Pay Increase Due to Legal Concerns
The City is pausing the salary increase until a state investigation is concluded.
City of St. Louis Awards $4 Million to Bring 250 Tornado-Damaged Affordable Rental Units Back Online
5 organizations in North St. Louis will repair affordable rental units for families earning up to 80 percent of area median income.
Brightside St. Louis Hosts Pumpkin Toss and Drop-Off Sites
City residents can compost pumpkins for free from Nov. 1 - 8
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