Civil Rights Enforcement Agency

The mission of the Civil Rights Enforcement Agency is to monitor and investigate fair housing, equal employment and public accommodation complaints.

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Contact Info

Phone: (314) 622-3301
TTY Phone: (800) 735-2966

Address:
1114 Market Street
Suite 626

Hours:
Monday - Friday 8:30 AM - 4 PM

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Charles Bryson, Director

Ordinance 67119 (as amended) of the Civil Rights Enforcement Agency (CREA) intends to eliminate, reduce and remedy discrimination in housing, employment, education, city services, public accommodations and real property transactions and uses and to provide equal opportunity enforcement.

Volunteer with CREA

Volunteering with CREA is a rewarding experience. Volunteers can:

assist with the Newsletter
pass out literature at events
be a Civil Rights Enforcement Advocate in the community

To volunteer with CREA, sign up online with Volunteer Match or call us at 314-622-3301.

2020 Census

The 2020 Census in almost upon us. Learn what is taking place and let us know how you or your organization can be helpful.

Learn how you can get involved in St. Louis

Ways to Respond to the Census

Events

CREA will be providing information on CREA and the 2020 Census at all City Recreation Centers every Saturday in March.

No events available.

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Federal guidelines on conviction records in employment decisions
Federal guidelines on conviction records in housing decisions
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News & Media

Employers Required to Ban the Box
The effective date of Ordinance 71074 shall be January 1, 2021

Monetary Settlement in Housing Discrimination Case
News release from CREA

All CREA Announcements

CREA Podcast

Listen to the latest episode of Civil Rights And You, a podcast by CREA.

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