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The trash/recycling collection schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Memorial Day observance on Monday, May 25, 2026.

Demolition work has begun on properties that FEMA and standard insurance do not cover.

City programs for kids, families and young adults provide fun, safe and nurturing experiences.

The second of two public hearings is scheduled for Monday, May 18.

New basketball nets will be installed in parks throughout the city.

The $1.41 billion budget reflects a modest 0.2% increase over the previous fiscal year.

The Silver Shovel award recognizes the team’s commitment to natural gas pipeline awareness and safe digging.

Recreation Centers to close at 2 p.m. today, April 27.

Due to predicted severe weather, afternoon court sessions in Court 3 and Court 4 are canceled for Monday April 27

$1.5 million available to support services for residents facing housing instability and homelessness

The approval comes with a significant number of required conditions to address concerns raised by the community.

SLATE continues recruiting for Disaster Recovery Jobs Program, offering paid jobs up to $25/hour while supporting tornado recovery in St. Louis.

The Department of Personnel will this week submit proposed new compensation ordinances for review to the Civil Service Commission

Delivered in the City Hall Rotunda on April 17, 2026

St. Louis community members are invited to attend the final open house for the Baden and North Pointe neighborhood plan.

The Neighborhoods Transformation Grant funding includes $413,533 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds.

SLATE launches Youth Empowerment Program with paid training, work experience, and career support for St. Louis residents ages 19–24.

2026 summer camps for City residents ages 5-13 opens April 13.

The City, alongside taxpayer and Budget Director Paul Payne, has filed a lawsuit challenging the State Takeover Law (HB 495) as unconstitutional.

Volunteers will plant 350 trees in one of St. Louis’ most impacted parks.