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City of St. Louis Strengthens Severe Weather Preparedness Following May 2025 Tornado
The City is entering this spring better prepared than it was one year ago, following investments, structural reforms and ongoing improvements.
St. Louis Street Department Launches Open Streets Pilot Program to Create Welcoming Public Spaces for the Summer
The program will allow businesses and neighborhood groups to transform underutilized portions of streets into welcoming public spaces.
Drop-Off Recycling Efforts Result in Significant Decrease in Recycling Contamination
New Six-Month Drop-Off Recycling Report shows recycling contamination is down 83% and recycling is up 8%.
Drop-Off Recycling Efforts Result in Significant Decrease in Recycling Contamination
New Six-Month Drop-Off Recycling Report shows recycling contamination is down 83% and recycling is up 8%.
Mayor Spencer Launches Public Access to CityStat, Sharing Key City Service Performance Data with Residents
CityStat displays performance data on a range of key city services, including pothole repairs, refuse collection, tree removals and more.
Mayor’s Statement on Weekend Safety
This past weekend the City implemented a number of precautionary safety strategies to keep youth and neighborhoods safe.
25–26 End of Session Report
During the 2025–2026 legislative session, the Board supporting policies that expanded housing and supported tornado recovery.
Local Plan Modification 2024-2027
SLWDB invites public review and comment on proposed modifications to its WIOA Local Plan 2024-2027. Comments are due by 5:00 p.m. on April 14, 2026.
City of St. Louis Invites Residents to Interactive ZOUP Workshops to Review Draft Zoning Map and Standards
Community workshops on March 25, March 26 and April 1 will feature a draft zoning map and small-group discussions.
City of St. Louis Announces Actions to Protect Youth and Enhance Public Safety
The City of St. Louis is announcing several proactive public safety measures heading into the coming weekend.
City Prepares for Winter Weather Activity March 15-16, 2026
Today’s weather events will drastically drop temperatures overnight through Tuesday, and increase the probability of high winds and snow.
Precautionary Boil Water Advisory for Parts of South City is Lifted
The Water Division conducted several tests on water samples collected in the affected areas and has verified that the water is safe to consume.
City of St. Louis Celebrates 311 Connecting Residents to City Services
The City of St. Louis is celebrating its 311 service to highlight stronger connections between residents and their local government.
The City of St. Louis, Missouri Launches New Investor Relations Website to Enhance Financial Transparency
New platform provides centralized access to financial information
City Transitions Private Property Assistance Program from Application Phase to Property Review and Prioritization
Applications received now will be marked as "late" and services will be rendered as available
City of St. Louis Launches New Online Building Permit Portal to Modernize and Streamline Approvals
The new system allows residents, contractors and developers to submit applications, upload plans, pay fees and track permit status entirely online.
Assessor’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.
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.
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