Board Bill 63CSAA sets into law the Use of Force Policies of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

The Health of the St. Louis Community Depends on It

If you signed the petition in error, stop by the office of Comptroller Darlene Green where a notary will have signature withdrawal forms available.

The review, which is set to begin in July, will be conducted under the leadership of Chief Charles Ramsey

Elected leaders, public health officials and pandemic task force reinforce that masks significantly reduce spread of virus

Rainstorm forces rescheduling of free COVID-19 community testing event at Central Baptist Church

The proposal details and directs a process and plan to close MSI

Testing result processing delays mean longer wait times for patients to find out if they are positive or negative.

Testing is open for all; a parent or guardian must accompany anyone under 18 years of age. Walk-up or Drive-In testing will be available.

The trash collection schedule for roll carts will be adjusted to accommodate Independence Day observance on Friday, July 3, 2020

The USDA move is a significant victory in the City’s ongoing economic developments efforts

A formal strategic roadmap to strengthen the metropolitan area as the global center of geospatial excellence over the next 10 years

The Office of the License Collector will Close at Noon - June 19, 2020

Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the United States

The City of St. Louis Comptroller’s Office will recognize June 19, 2020, known as Juneteenth, by closing at 1:00 pm.

STL represents a landmark for St. Louis region and aviation history

Nearly six years after the Board of Estimate & Apportionment voted to initiate body cameras, the City’s top body has finally moved forward 

A joint statement from Mayor Krewson, Director Edwards, and Chief Hayden

Day Camps Begin June 22nd

Proposed Amendment 19 of the Strategic Land Use Plan of the St Louis Comprehensive Plan will be considered at the July 1, 2020 Planning Commission mtg