Office of the Mayor
Ed Ware Receives 40-year Service Pin
During a brief ceremony in Mayor Lyda Krewson's Office
This article is 8 years old. It was published on October 1, 2017.
Mayor Lyda Krewson Presents 40-year Service Pin to Longtime City Employee Ed Ware
Last month, St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson held a service pin presentation ceremony in her office. Building Division employee Ed Ware was recognized by Mayor Krewson for his 40 years of dedicated service to the City of St. Louis. A number of co-workers and fellow City employees were on hand as Mayor Krewson presented Ware with his service pin.
Ware began his career with the City at the Board of Public Service as an Engineering Aide I in August of 1977. He transferred to the Street Department in May of 1981. In September of 1982 he promoted to the Building Division as a Building Inspector I Trainee, where he advanced through the ranks over the years to his current position of Building Inspection Manager II.
Ware is a highly regarded Certified Building Official, and he is responsible for managing a team of 71 Building Inspectors and Building Inspection Supervisors as well as an additional 29 Trades Inspectors and Supervisors. Ware is responsible for the entire City of St. Louis Code Enforcement effort with a team of approximately 100 inspectors and supervisors, while overseeing an annual operating budget of $6.3 million.
During his tenure, Ware has developed a staff that enforces Codes in a customer-friendly manner, and the City now enjoys a 70% rate of voluntary customer compliance.
Congratulations, Ed!
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