stLouISTAssessor’s Office Employees Donate $2,000 to Four Local Charities
The St. Louis Assessor’s Office raised $2,000 for charity, donating $500 each to four local organizations this holiday season.
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March 2-6, 2026 is Severe Weather Awareness Week
As the St. Louis area transitions into spring, CEMA encourages residents to prepare for severe storms and tornadoes.
Mayor Spencer Warns of Massive Service Cuts and Layoffs if State-Controlled Board of Police Commissioners’ Budget is Finalized
The budget certified today by the Board would balloon the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department budget to over $250 million.
Senior Citizen Property Tax Freeze Credit 2025 Rate Information
Update for senior citizens about how the tax freeze credit will look on their bill.
Emergency Shelter and Transportation Available as City of St. Louis Moves to Code Blue Level 3
More than 450 emergency shelter beds will be available in St. Louis on Sunday night, in addition to the baseline of 400 year-round shelter beds.
Recreation Division Hiring Summer Lifeguards 2026
Duties include checking the chemical balance of pool water, enforcing rules, providing instructions in swimming safety, and coaching swim teams.
Preparing for the Next Severe Storm
Free Class provided by National Weather Service Meteorologists
MO HEROES CONNECT: Veteran Training & Supportive Services
MO HEROES CONNECT offers training and supportive services for eligible veterans and military spouses in St. Louis. Find out if you qualify today.
Public Invited to Shape Neighborhood Planning Effort in Southeast St. Louis
The City is expanding its PlanSTL efforts into Benton Park West, Dutchtown, Gravois Park, Marine Villa and Mount Pleasant.
City of St. Louis Shares Report on Data Center Regulations, Community Invited to Public Hearing
The City seeks to establish clear and thoughtful rules on where and under what conditions and requirements data centers could be allowed
City of St. Louis Extends Application Deadline for Private Property Assistance to Feb. 28
Additionally, the City will continue to remove tornado debris placed by the curb until Feb. 28.
Roll Cart Trash Collection Schedule Adjusted to Accommodate President's Day 2026
The trash/recycling collection schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate President’s Day observance on Monday, February 16, 2026
City of St. Louis Invites Community to Two North St. Louis Neighborhood Planning Events
The two significant upcoming neighborhood planning events are in the North St. Louis neighborhoods that are part of Plan Areas 3 and 5.
Winter Shelter Remains Available in St. Louis
More than 450 emergency shelter beds will be available in St. Louis on Sunday night.
Death of Female Detainee in Division of Corrections Custody
The incident is currently being investigated by the Force Investigation Unit of the St. Louis
Metropolitan Police Department.
St. Louis Workforce Development Board Elects 2026 Officers
New officers elected to lead the St. Louis Workforce Development Board and advance workforce development in 2026
City of St. Louis Extends Code Blue Level 4 through Sunday Morning
More than 600 emergency shelter beds are available in the city day and night, and transportation to shelter will continue.
City of St. Louis Adjusts Timeline for Employee Compensation Plan
The revised timeline ensures the plan is accurate and sustainable for both the workforce and taxpayers.
Court sessions resume
Normal court sessions resume on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Customer service and cashier windows open 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Monday to Friday
City of St. Louis Extends Code Blue Level 4 through Friday Morning
600+ emergency shelter beds, in addition to the baseline of 400, are available in the city day and night, and transportation to shelter will continue.
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