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Rams Bill Supporting Tornado Recovery, Critical Infrastructure Maintenance and Downtown Revitalization to be Introduced Friday
05/14/2026 - The bill would invest $110 million in tornado recovery and North St. Louis, $65 million in critical infrastructure and $55 million in Downtown.
25–26 End of Session Report
03/23/2026 - During the 2025–2026 legislative session, the Board supporting policies that expanded housing and supported tornado recovery.
Legislative Session Resumes with New Avenues for Public Input
09/12/2025 - Board of Aldermen return from legislative recess, announcing new public engagement tools to help residents stay informed.
2025 Legislative Report of the President
02/11/2025 - The St. Louis City Board of Aldermen has launched a new meeting management system to make it easier for residents to track the legislative process.

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Upcoming Meetings

May 20

Budget & Public Employees Committee Meeting
06:00 PM, Board of Aldermen
May 21

Full Board of Aldermen Meeting
10:00 AM, Board of Aldermen
May 26

HUDZ Committee
11:00 AM, Board of Aldermen
May 26

Legislation and Rules Committee
02:00 PM, Board of Aldermen
May 27

Budget and Public Employees Committee Meeting
09:30 AM, Board of Aldermen
May 28

Personnel and Administration Committee
11:00 AM, Board of Aldermen
May 29

Full Board of Aldermen Meeting
10:00 AM, Board of Aldermen

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As a city resident, I know the policy-making process is hard to follow; it’s even harder to know how to participate in that process. My office’s newsletter aims to break down key legislation, what it means for our city, and how residents can use their voices to make our city work for everyone.