stLouISTJanuary Report Shows Continued Decrease in Homicides and Crime Overall in St. Louis
The City experienced a decrease in violent and property crimes in Jan 2025, with the number of homicides decreasing by 55% compared to Jan 2024.
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Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to Accommodate President's Day 2025
The trash/recycling collection schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate President’s Day observance on Monday, February 17, 2025
Mayor Jones Administration Announces All ARPA Funds Obligated Before Deadline
City officials filed the Q4 2024 Compliance report to the U.S. Department of the Treasury on Jan. 31, 2025, confirming the obligation of funds.
Comptroller Darlene Green Hosts American Red Cross Blood Drive on Monday, February 24, 2025
The American Red Cross is facing a national blood crisis.
Mayor Jones Signs Municipal ID Bill, Creating Free Government-Issued Identification Cards for St. Louis City Residents
Mayor Jones signed BB 137, which establishes a Municipal Identification Card Program, known as the Gateway Card.
CDA announces RFP and RFQ for Flood Mitigation and Green Infrastructure
CDBG-DR funds for flood planning, River Des Peres study, and green infrastructure to build citywide storm water resilience.
CDA Seeks Community Advisory Committee Members
Help guide neighborhood investments. Knowledgeable and passionate St. Louisans needed!
Mayor Jones Hires Doug Burris as Interim Commissioner for City Justice Center
Doug Burris, a nationally recognized expert in corrections, will serve as the commissioner of corrections on a provisional basis.
Mayor Jones Releases "State of Public Safety 2025" Report Highlighting Successes and Continued Crime Reduction Efforts
The all-hands-on-deck approach has led to the lowest number of homicides in the City of St. Louis since 2013 and a 15% reduction in all crime.
City Leaders Find Unity, Move Forward with Amended Rams Settlement Legislation
The new TRANSFORM ACT combines components of Board Bill 153, sponsored by Alderwoman Sonnier, and 131, sponsored by Alderwoman Boyd
Clarification Regarding March 4 Primary Municipal Election Ballot
March 4 is a Primary Municipal Election, due to the passage of Proposition D in November, 2020, all candidates are non-partisan.
Assessor’s Office Employees Donate $2,000 to Local Charities
The St. Louis Assessor’s Office raised $2,000 for charity, donating $500 each to four local organizations this holiday season.
City of St. Louis Recognized as One of the Nation’s Digital Inclusion Trailblazers
This program recognizes the City’s efforts to close the digital divide through efforts like our free community WiFi and digital learning labs.
The Board of Election Commissioners will be closed on Monday, January 20, 2025 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King Day.
The Board of Election Commissioners will be closed on Monday, January 15, 2024,
Comptroller Darlene Green's Statement on RAMS Settlement Money
Taxpayers deserve to know that their elected leaders will come together and do what is in the best interest...
TRANSFORM STL Act Makes Progress at the Board of Aldermen
Amendments to BB 153 aim to build consensus around spending priorities for the Rams Settlement funds.
All cases in CaseNet
Beginning January 2, 2025 all St. Louis Municipal
Court cases are now in CaseNet
Crime Remains on Downward Trend as St. Louis Sees Fewest Homicides Since 2013
The City had 150 homicides in 2024, the lowest number of homicides in 11 years. Overall, crime was down 15% year-over-year.
St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) Celebrates 50 Years of Service to the St. Louis Community
For half a century, SLATE has been helping unemployed and underemployed St. Louisans connect to job opportunities
Public Hearings Resume on Rams Spending Proposal
The HUDZ committee meets to hear from the public on Board Bill 153—the TRANSFORM STL Act.
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