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Jones’ administration issued a Request for Proposal soliciting proposals from Certified Public Accountants to provide audit services
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Election Board Accepting Applications for Manger-ADA
The Election Board is currently accepting applications for the position of Manager-ADA.
As School Year Approaches, It’s Time to Sign Up for Fun and Safe After-School Activities
The City of St. Louis offers a wide range of programs for children and teenagers looking for fun and safe activities after school.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ Statement on the Ten Year Anniversary of the Killing of Michael Brown, Jr.
Michael Brown, Jr., an unarmed black male, was killed by a white officer in Ferguson, MO, prompting difficult conversations about racial inequities.
Charter Amendments Move Closer to the Ballot with President Green’s Endorsement
The Board of Aldermen perfected several bills that will ask voters to decide which Charter amendments to approve this November.
CDA Announces 2025 CDBG Funding Cycle and Revamp of Commercial Facade Program
$5,119,304 available for Youth Services, Relocation, Drug Abuse Treatment, Health & Public Improvements, and other priorities.
City of St. Louis Department of Personnel Honored at Urban League's Inaugural Employers Appreciation Luncheon
DOP has been recognized by the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis for its outstanding efforts in providing employment to people in our community.
City of St. Louis Will Host Public Open House for Feedback on Jefferson Ave. Traffic Safety Improvements
The City will host a public open house to discuss traffic safety improvements at the Cherokee Recreation Center on Thursday, August 8, from 4-7 p.m.
Mayor Jones Issues Statement After August 4 Incident at City Justice Center
Ensuring the health and safety of everyone at the City Justice Center remains a top priority.
Cafeterias Returning to City Hall and 1520 Market Street
The City has begun the process of bringing back food vendors to two of its busiest government buildings: City Hall and 1520 Market St.
Excessive Heat Warning Issued Until 7pm Thursday, 8/1
The National Weather Service in St. Louis has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for the City of St. Louis
Fitch Rating Agency Upgrades St Louis City Credit Rating
This rating comes as good news to the City as we fight hard to practice good fiscal and budgeting policies...
Mayor Jones Signs New Complete Streets Bill
Jones was joined by members of the Board of Aldermen as she signed BB 51, modernizing the City’s Complete Streets policies.
Pools to Remain Open Noon to 6PM through August 18
All City outdoor pools will remain open from Noon to 6pm daily through Sunday, August 18.
City of St. Louis Re-Opens Senior Tax Freeze Applications
The City of St. Louis has re-opened applications for the Senior Tax Freeze. The application window will be open until August 31, 2024.
Comptroller Darlene Green's Statement Regarding Proposed Charter Changes
Some of the proposed charter changes have been submitted by the charter commission and some by the board of aldermen.
Board of Aldermen to Debate Possible (Charter) Changes
“I am overwhelmed and grateful by the response of the community who turned out to oppose the Charter Commission’s plan...” - Darlene Green
Comptroller's Office News from July 2024 Regarding Charter Commission Proposal
Links to local news articles about the Office of the Comptroller in July 2024
How Comptroller Darlene Green Saved Her Own Job and Blocked a Charter Commission Goal
The proposal to eliminate the Comptroller’s Office in St. Louis met a perfect storm of resistance Monday night. It didn’t survive.
City of St. Louis 2023 Credit Rating Reports
"...Rating agencies reported that the city's good credit depends on its sound financial management and budgeting policies."
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