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Alderman Megan E Green
Megan E Green serves as President for the 2023-2024 legislative session.
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Megan E Green serves as President for the 2023-2024 legislative session.
Contact Information
Email: boa-president@stlouis-mo.gov
Phone: (314) 622-4114
Fax: (314) 622-4273
Social media:
Address:
City Hall, Room 230, 1200 Market Street
St. Louis, Mo 63103
Constituent Services
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Services provided to constituents by each ward's alderperson.
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Legislative Activity
Activity for 2023-2024 legislative session
Board Bills
| Bill | Sponsor Type |
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BB 123 Amending Ordinance Number 70794 2018 International Building Code |
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BB 107 Prohibit the Open Carrying of Firearms |
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BB 106 Neighborhood Traffic Safety Improvement Fund |
Co-Sponsor |
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BB 105 Automated Camera Enforcement Act |
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BB 104 Fair Scheduling |
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BB 103 Residential Landlord-Tenant Relations - Evictions |
Co-Sponsor |
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BB 101 Tenants Right to Repair |
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BB 96 Unlawful Discharge of a Firearm |
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BB 93 Amending Ordinance Number 71430 and Ordinance Number 71647 related to the Civilian Oversight and Detention Facilities Oversight Boards |
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BB 85 Fanning School Residential Parking District |
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BB 83 Retention of Employees Performing Janitorialbuilding, Maintenance, and Security Services under Contracts |
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BB 82 Officers of the City of St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department to Identify Themselves |
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BB 63 Circuit Attorney's Office Pay Bill |
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BB 62 Board of Public Service (BPS) Multiple Public Works Projects |
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BB 60 Streamlining the Liquor License Application Process |
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BB 59 Program Providing Access to Legal Representation for Tenants Facing Eviction or Equivalent Proceedings |
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BB 53 Annual appropriation of the Transportation Sales Tax |
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BB 52 City Public Transit Sales Tax Trust Fund – Account TWO Annual Appropriation |
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BB 51 City Public Transit Sales Tax Trust Fund – Account ONE Annual Appropriation |
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BB 47 Civil Service Compensation Plan and Pay Bill |
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BB 43 Zoning Codes Related to Construction and Occupancy of Accessory Dwelling Units |
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BB 34 New City Revised Code Chapter 26.76 and Amending Revised Cods 26.08 |
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BB 33 Short-Term Rentals |
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BB 29 Prohibiting Persons from Openly Carrying or Displaying Firearm |
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BB 6 General Obligation Bonds |
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BB 1 Annual City Budget FY 2024 |
Primary Sponsor |
| Voting record | Percent | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Aye | 85% | 80 |
| Did Not Vote | 2% | 2 |
| Absent | 13% | 12 |
| All | 100% | 94 |
Resolutions
| Resolution | Sponsor |
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Resolution 162 Honoring Executive Director Rosetta Jackson and the Arthur R. Johnson Community Outreach |
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Resolution 156 Honoring Thomas E. Zych |
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Resolution 149 In Support Of A Fair And Mutually Agreeable Election Process For Workers Seeking To Organize With SEIU Healthcare Missouri At Places For People |
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Resolution 142 Honoring the St. Louligans |
Primary |
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Resolution 141 Recognizning Captain Misty Dobynes |
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Resolution 115 Urges The Sierra Club to Negotiate in Good Faith with its Workers |
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Resolution 113 Recognizing Gary Bush |
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Resolution 112 Recognizing Bishop Linwood E. Dillard |
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Resolution 109 Recognizing Lane Tabernacle's 2nd Annual Suicide Prevention Service |
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Resolution 106 Support for United Automobile, Aerospace, and Agricultural Implement Workers of America (“UAW”) |
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Resolution 105 Recognizing Carlos Glynias Restrepo |
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Resolution 104 Recognizing Carlos Suarez |
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Resolution 103 Recognizing Jose Gomez |
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Resolution 102 Recognizing Alexa Seda |
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Resolution 101 Recognizing Jose Garza |
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Resolution 100 Honoring the Hispanic Community and Heritage |
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Resolution 99 Documenting the Horrible and Secret Experiments Done to the Citizens of St. Louis at Pruitt -Igoe Public Housing Project |
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Resolution 95 Support for Registered Nurses Campaign for Safe Staffing and Work Conditions |
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Resolution 94 Honoring Nicole Becker |
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Resolution 93 honoring Rodney Anderson |
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Resolution 92 Honoring Maddie Syberg |
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Resolution 91 Honoring Laura Futrell |
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Resolution 90 Honoring Glenn Frei |
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Resolution 89 Honoring Erin Haycraft |
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Resolution 88 Honoring Konner Bryant |
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Resolution 87 Honoring Clare Stowe |
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Resolution 86 Honoring Sue Guyott and others of the Saint Louis Zoo |
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Resolution 84 Honoring Berrin Abdullah |
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Resolution 83 Honoring Ashley Butler |
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Resolution 82 Honoring Cassie Gruhala |
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Resolution 81 Honoring Carla Hoppe |
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Resolution 80 Honoring Rodney Holifield |
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Resolution 79 Honoring Elena Appelt |
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Resolution 76 Recognizes José Garza and Supporting the Raising of the Hispanic Heritage Flag |
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Resolution 75 Hispanic Heritage Month |
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Resolution 74 Reaffirming City Policy for Disclosing Conflict of Interest Established by Ordinance Number 71366 |
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Resolution 56 The St. Louis Board of Aldermen Stands with the IBEW |
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Resolution 48 Recommitment to Responsible Leveraging of Settlement Funds |
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Resolution 41 Honoring The Vashon High School Class Of 1973 on the Occasion of Their 50th Class Reunion |
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Resolution 36 Pride Month 2023 |
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Resolution 35 Priorities for the Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee |
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Resolution 34 National Gun Violence Awareness Day |
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Resolution 27 Priorities for the 2023-2024 Health and Human Development Committee |
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Resolution 26 Priorities for the 2023-2024 Budget and Public Employees Committee |
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Resolution 25 Priorities for the 2023-2024 Legislation and Rules Committee |
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Resolution 24 Priorities for the 2023-2024 Public Infrastructure and Utilities Committee |
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Resolution 23 Priorities for the 2023-2024 Transportation and Commerce Committee |
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Resolution 20 Focus for the 2023- 2024 Public Safety Committee |
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Resolution 14 Supporting Gender-Affirming Care |
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Resolution 13 Special Committee on Long-Term Healthcare |
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Resolution 11 Special Committee on Updating and Streamlining Permitting, Licensing, and Inspection Requirements at the City of St. Louis |
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Resolution 8 Recognition of Ralph Yarl |
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Resolution 6 Honoring Ishan Gupta |
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Resolution 5 Last Day to Introduce Board Bills |
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Resolution 4 Aldermanic Expense |
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Resolution 3 Printing of the Journal 2023-2024 Legislative Session |
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Resolution 2 Appointment or Reappointment of Board Staff |
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Resolution 1 Board of Aldermen Rules 2023-2024 Legislative Session |
Primary |
No votes found.
Biography
Megan Ellyia Green was sworn in as St. Louis Board of Aldermen President on November 28, 2022. She is the first female president in the city’s history.
Green moved to St. Louis in 2005 to participate in the Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs. She went on to teach in St. Louis Public Schools before running for office as Alderwoman of the 15th Ward.
In her eight years as Alderwoman, Green was a progressive champion of St. Louis—fighting for a higher minimum wage, civilian oversight of the city’s police department, reproductive rights for people who can become pregnant, protections for victims of domestic violence, marijuana legalization, and responsible development with community benefits.
As a result of her leadership, Green was presented the 24th Annual Hershel Walker Peace and Justice Award from the Worker’s Education Society, and the 2017 Martin Luther King Human Rights Award from the Coalition of Black Trade Unions.
From 2016-2020 Green represented Missouri as a Member of the Democratic National Committee and also sat on the Executive Committee for the Missouri Democratic Party.
President Green has a BA in Political Science from Pennsylvania State University, and a Master’s Degree and PhD in Educational Policy from St. Louis University. She is an adjunct professor at the Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis where she teaches classes in public policy design, economic development, and social welfare policies.
Her steadfast commitment to St. Louisans as Alderwoman remains in her role as President. She is dedicated to the belief that building a St. Louis that works for everyone is key to the city’s success.
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