Mayor Jones and County Executive Page Host Joint Press Conference on New Health Orders

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May 2, 2021 | 2 min reading time

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Who: Mayor Tishaura O. Jones & County Executive Sam Page

When: Monday, May 3, 2021, at 8:30am

Where:  Live streamed through the County Executive Sam Page Facebook page

What: Live broadcast announcing new joint health orders between the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County

Media is encouraged to submit questions for Mayor Jones ahead of time to Public Information Officer Nick Dunne via email at dunnen@stlouis-mo.gov or via text during the press conference at 314.282.5674. 

For questions to County Executive Page, submit questions ahead of time to Chief Information Officer Doug Moore at dwmoore@stlouisco.com or via text during the press conference at 314.565.5472.

For media inquiries after the press conference about the City of St. Louis’s new health order, contact Health Department Public Information Officers Kimberly Vanden Berg at vandenbergk@stlouis-mo.gov or Harold Bailey at baileyh@stlouis-mo.gov.

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