Department of Public Safety

Eddie Roth is New Public Safety Director

Charles Bryson will serve in the Mayor's Office as senior advisor on neighborhood affairs

March 1, 2012 | 2 min reading time

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Eddie Roth, Director of Public Safety
Photo by Kara Bowlin Title: Portrait of Eddie Roth, Director of Public Safety, appointed Feb. 27, 2012.
Source: Kara Bowlin

Mayor Francis G. Slay has appointed Eddie Roth as Director of Public Safety for the City of St. Louis.

Roth, 53, came to city government in August 2011 to join Mayor Slay's staff as St. Louis' chief performance officer.  He was hired to implement recommendations made by IBM to reduce crime in St. Louis through improved coordination and communication in the City's criminal justice system.  IBM's recommendations were part of St. Louis' involvement, last year, in the company's Smarter Cities Challenge program.  St. Louis was the first city in the nation chosen to participate in the program. As Director of Public Safety, Roth will accelerate the implementation process.

Charles Bryson, who has served as Public Safety Director for five years, will rejoin the Mayor's staff as a senior policy advisor with a focus on neighborhoods.


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