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Spencer named Brian Light as director of personnel and Holly Roberts as director of communications.

We are focused on stabilizing individuals, buildings and the community, while building the foundation to build back better.

With temperatures expected to hit 25°F tonight, the City of St. Louis Department of Human Services and its partners are activating emergency shelters.

The City seeks to add more funding to help provide shelter and services for unhoused residents and individuals and families affected by the tornado.

The City has updated eligibility requirements and extended repayment terms for the program, enabling more residents to repay past-due water bills.

The schedule will be adjusted to accommodate Christmas Day observance on Thursday, Dec 25 and New Year’s Day observance on Thursday, Jan 1.

The program aims to strengthen employment outcomes and child support compliance for St. Louis families

The City of St. Louis Department of Health is urging residents to take steps to keep themselves, their families and their animals warm.

The Department of Human Services and partners are activating emergency shelters starting Dec. 11 at 6 pm and continuing through Dec. 17 at 9 am.

City, State and civic partners from the Tornado Recovery Advisory Committee mobilized a new effort to reach out to tornado-impacted residents.

The bridge was built in the 1950s and needs to be brought up to current standards to meet traffic and safety needs.

The City and its partners currently have 285 emergency beds in the city, with a surge capacity of up to 345, in addition to 400 year-round beds.

Marquette Homes will turn six vacant buildings, including 3305 Meramec and 3600 South Grand, into more than 50 units of mixed-income housing.

City yard waste collection will be discontinued starting the week of December 10.

Participants will learn how the Area 4 Neighborhood Plan will be developed, share ideas and priorities, and learn how to get involved.

Reopening in Fall 2026, Steinberg Rink will be part of a new all-season destination.

The City of St. Louis Department of Human Services has extended the activation of Code Blue protocols through Friday, December 5, at 9 a.m.

This brings the total number of emergency shelter beds in the City of St. Louis from 150 to 215, with surge capacity of up to 265.

The Street Department will start to pre-treat roads on Friday ahead of snowfall and expects to begin plowing streets early Saturday.

About 150 emergency shelter beds, in addition to 400 year-round shelter beds, will be available from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. through Nov. 29.