stLouISTCity of St. Louis Department of Health Releases Department Impact Report
Spotlighted sections throughout the report identify strategic plan priorities, goals, and objectives being target and met with department operations.
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FEMA Individual Assistance for Missouri Flooding Application Deadline is November 7
People directly affected by the July 25-28 severe storms and flooding have just one day left to apply for FEMA disaster assistance.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Votes Early at Julia Davis Library; No-Excuse Absentee Voting Remains Open Through November 8
Missouri’s new voting provision allows voters to vote early absentee without an excuse beginning two weeks before Election Day.
Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to Accommodate Veterans Day 2022
The Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to accommodate Veterans Day observance on Friday, November 11th, 2022.
SLATE Missouri Job Center Announces Dates for 2nd Annual Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair
The event aims to bridge the gap between job seekers and businesses looking to hiring new talent during the holiday season.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Celebrates St. Louis’ Historic $10.6 Million Investment in Local Arts and Culture Through American Rescue Plan
Jones et al celebrated the passage of Board Bill 66, allocating $10.6mil in ARPA funding to assist the art and culture industry’s recovery efforts.
One Week Left for Missourians to Apply for FEMA Individual Assistance
City, County and St. Charles County residents have just one week left to apply for FEMA disaster assistance before the Nov. 7 deadline.
Department of Health and Office of Violence Prevention Offer Mental Health Resources
Resources and organizations prepared to assist anyone with mental health needs.
SLATE Strengthens Commitment to City Youth in Response to Violence at CVPA
Our agency will provide those affected by this tragedy with the resources necessary for them to thrive and succeed beyond this unfortunate setback
St. Louis City Water Division Lifts Precautionary Boil Water Advisory
The advisory was due to low water pressure caused by a substantial voltage drop from incoming supplied power at one of the water treatment plants.
Comptroller Darlene Green’s Statement Regarding Shooting at Central VPA High School
Today's Shooting at Central Visual and Performing Arts High School
City of St. Louis Department of Health Recognizes PrEP Week, U.S Department of Health Program: Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE)
This year’s PrEP Awareness Week runs October 23-29. PrEP is a daily medicine to prevent a person not living with HIV from contracting the virus.
FEMA Experts Offer Free Advice at Local Stores to Help you Rebuild Safer and Stronger
You can speak directly with FEMA specialists at local home improvement stores.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Announced Launch of New Behavioral Health Bureau
The bureau will help connect St. Louisans to care and resources to improve health outcomes while improving public safety across our neighborhoods.
Downtown Engagement and Public Safety Initiative Lifts Up Year of Effective Collaboration as Peabody Recommits to Downtown St. Louis
The news comes as DEPSI lifts up more than a year of collaborative work to make Downtown neighborhoods safer and more vibrant.
Airport Moves Forward on Bringing a Local Food Favorite to STL
Kingside Diner coming to STL’s Concourse C in March 2023
STL Begins Work on LIB Bridge Over Coldwater Creek
This is Phase One of a two-part project to be completed in 2023
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Proposes at Least $40 Million in American Rescue Plan Funding to Make Streets Safer Following Extensive Community Input, Town Halls
Jones proposes using at least $40 million in ARPA funds for traffic calming measures and a citywide mobility and transportation plan.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Collector Gregory F.X. Daly Team Up to Kick Off National Voter Education Week
Jones and Collector Gregory F.X. Daly are joining forces to educate St. Louisans about ballot access both on and before the November 8 election.
Health Advisory: Severe Manifestations of Monkeypox among People who are Immunocompromised Due to HIV or Other Conditions
During the current outbreak in the U.S., most reported cases of monkeypox with severe manifestations have been among people living with untreated HIV.
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