COVID-19 Related News and Announcements

All COVID-19 Related News and Announcements

Department of Health Recommends Masking in Public after Respiratory Illness Data Shows Significant Increase
01/04/2024 - The rapidly rising number of reported cases and hospitalizations suggests more precautions are necessary to avoid strain on the healthcare system.
St. Louis City, County Encourage Vaccinations, Testing as Federal Public Health Emergency Ends
05/11/2023 - Data has driven many decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic, including the size of gatherings, mask mandates, and virtual work/school accommodations.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Signs Bill to Establish Missouri’s First Guaranteed Basic Income Pilot, Expand Health Care Access, and Create Opportunities for Youth
12/28/2022 - Jones announced today the signing of the Working Families Bill (BB116) to support St. Louisans, recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
New COVID-19 Boosters Targeting Currently Circulating Strains Becoming Available in Missouri
09/07/2022 - Bivalent COVID-19 boosters are becoming available among some providers beginning today with additional providers adding these boosters next week.
COVID-19 Vaccines for Children 6 Months and Older Now Available in City of St. Louis
06/22/2022 - Data from the CDC reveals more than 2 million children 6 months to 4 years of age have contracted COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Strongly Recommends Wearing a Mask Indoors and in Crowded Environments
06/06/2022 - The Department of Health is reporting that the city is in a COVID-19 surge, with daily case counts higher than the peak of the Delta surge.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Continues to Strongly Recommend Face Masks
04/19/2022 - Since early April, there has been an increase in the 7-day moving average of COVID-19 cases locally and in areas across the United States.
Masks No Longer Required at STL
04/19/2022 - TSA no longer enforcing the federal mask mandate
City of St. Louis Department of Health and Saint Louis County Department of Public Health Release Joint Statement on "Living With COVID-19"
04/12/2022 - The latest statement shares actions individuals and institutions like businesses and schools can take to foster safer and healthier environments.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Partners with Faith Communities to Continue COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts
04/08/2022 - DOH warns residents as we move to new normal without required COVID-19 mitigation measures, the community must protect family, friends, and neighbors.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Continues Efforts to Protect Community from COVID-19
03/31/2022 - Moving into a “new normal” requires our community to look out for the health of our family, friends, and neighbors through continued safety measures.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Will Not Request Renewal of City Mask Order
03/03/2022 - Recent CDC guidance and downward trends in hospitalization and infection rates informed the Department of Health decision
City of St. Louis Department of Health to Provide Antigen Test Kits, N95 Masks to At-Risk Residents, City Employees
02/14/2022 - DoH will distribute 25,000 antigen test kits and more than 53,000 N95 masks to vulnerable populations and City employees.
City of St. Louis Expands COVID-19 Vaccination Gift Card Program
02/09/2022 - Previously only individuals receiving their first vaccine were eligible for a gift card.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Continues to Increase COVID-19 Testing Opportunities
02/01/2022 - Additional testing opportunities take stress off of hospital emergency room systems, helping them focus on caring for the sick.
Updated COVID-19 Guidance Shared with City Business Owners
01/21/2022 - The guidance includes best practices that can assist businesses to remain open through this latest surge of COVID-19 cases.
COVID-19 Testing Expanded Through Partnership with Nomi Health
01/11/2022 - A COVID-19 testing clinic at 1520 Market will be open Tuesday, January 11, through Thursday, January 13, from 8am-5pm.
Department of Health and Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Announce New COVID-19 Testing Site
01/11/2022 - Pre-registration is required for the testing location and is available on the Department of Health’s COVID-19 Public Test Locations website.
Expanded COVID-19 Testing in the City of St. Louis
01/06/2022 - An estimated 1,000-2,000 tests per day will be available through two new partnerships.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Urges Residents and Visitors to Celebrate New Year’s Eve Holiday at Home
12/30/2021 - New data shows the 7-day average positivity rate has climbed to 24%, the highest since the department reported its first COVID-19 case in March 2020.
COVID-19 Cases Continue to Rise in the City of St. Louis
12/29/2021 - Reported COVID-19 cases by geography reveal widespread transmission by ZIP codes across the city, with the 7-day case average tripling in December.
City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen Renews City’s Mask Mandate
12/14/2021 - Health Commissioner’s Order #6 passed as Resolution #154 on December 14, 2021, by the Board of Alderman, the city's duly elected legislative body.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Advises Mask Mandate in City is in Effect
12/06/2021 - Health Commissioner’s Order #5 was passed as Resolution #142 on November 24, 2021, by the Board of Alderman, the city's duly elected legislative body.
City of St. Louis Reports Its First Omicron Variant Case
12/03/2021 - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed a case of the Omicron variant for a City of St. Louis resident.
First Case of Omicron Variant Reported in U.S.
12/01/2021 - City of St. Louis Department of Health: “We know there are proven mitigation strategies that work to protect us” from Omicron
Tips for Healthy and Safe Thanksgiving
11/23/2021 - Department of Health offers tips for a healthy and safe Thanksgiving and encourages COVID-19 vaccinations.
City of St. Louis Department of Health to Host Pediatric Vaccine Virtual Town Hall
11/17/2021 - On Monday, November 22, the Department of Health will host a virtual town hall meeting to provide an opportunity to have parents' questions answered.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Health and Education Leaders Urge Families to Vaccinate Children 5 - 11 Against COVID-19, Keep Schools Open and Safe
11/04/2021 - The leaders stressed that child vaccination is the key to protecting families against COVID-19, especially ahead of the holiday season.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Taking Community Approach to Ensure COVID-19 Vaccine Reaches Children 5 to 11
11/03/2021 - The Department of Health is partnering with various agencies to ensure caregivers have opportunities to get a COVID-19 vaccine for eligible children.
City of St. Louis Implementing Gift Card Incentive for COVID-19 Vaccinations
09/23/2021 - With COVID-19 impacting every area of the region, the city is encouraging individuals to get vaccinated to protect young adults and schoolchildren.
Labor Day Weekend COVID-19 Health & Safety Tips
09/02/2021 - With the community spread of SARS CoV-2, it's recommended residents and visitors modify their celebrations to ensure they are healthy and safe.
Affinia Healthcare Partners to Provide Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Therapy for COVID-19 Patients
08/30/2021 - Monoclonal antibody treatment can reduce the risk of severe illness or hospitalization by 70% for high-risk patients.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Responds to Expiration of CDC Eviction Moratorium
08/02/2021 - Jones' statement pertains to the failure of officials to extend the federal eviction moratorium, as over 3,000 eviction cases are pending in the City.
General Public COVID-19 Health Advisory
07/31/2021 - The Department of Health is working to identify and notify close contacts of a COVID-19 positive individual who attended a recent public meeting.
On 100th Day in Office, Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Takes Executive Action to Direct Nearly $3 Million in Local Funding to Protect St. Louisans from COVID-19, Evictions
07/29/2021 - Jones joined St. Louis on the Air host Sarah Fenske to discuss her first 100 days in office as the first Black woman elected Mayor of St. Louis.
Lights Up at Enterprise Center For COVID-19 Vaccines
07/29/2021 - The clinic allows individuals to become fully vaccinated before the St. Louis Blues preseason games and concerts return to Enterprise Center.
St. Louis City and County to Require Masks to Limit Spread of COVID-19 Delta Variant
07/23/2021 - As the Delta variant spreads, the City and County will require masks to be worn in indoor public places and on public transportation beginning Monday.
Joint Statement from St. Louis City and St. Louis County on Sharp Increase in COVID-19 Cases
07/20/2021 - The City and County will continue to urge everyone to wear masks, even if you are vaccinated.
St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment, Department of Health to Join 77th District Greater Ville Jobs and Community Resource Fair
07/19/2021 - On July 23, SLATE, the Department of Health and more will join the Greater Ville Jobs and Community Resource Fair at Farragut Elementary School.
Department of Health Announces Upcoming COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics
07/15/2021 - Community clinics planned through July 31, 2021.
Creating Vaccine Confidence Through Educational Collaboration
07/02/2021 - Department of Health and Saint Louis Science Center Partner on Vaccine Project
Celebrating Independence Day the Healthy Way
07/02/2021 - The Department of Health asks all residents to be mindful of health concerns this 4th of July holiday, including COVID-19.
St. Louis City and County Issue Public Health Advisory Regarding Emergence of COVID-19 Delta Variant
07/01/2021 - New cases of COVID-19 are rising at an accelerating rate, and the Delta variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the disease continues to spread.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Passes $80 Million Direct Relief Package at Board of Estimate and Apportionment
06/30/2021 - The proposal addresses public health, public safety and economic stability, and addresses the COVID-19-related crises impacting St. Louis.
Congresswoman Cori Bush Calls on St. Louis Board of Aldermen to Pass Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ $80 Million Direct Relief Plan to Protect St. Louisans from COVID-19, Keep Families in Homes
06/29/2021 - Bush called on the Board to pass Jones’ initial funding plan for vaccines, relief to families, and community violence intervention programs.
St. Louis Community Comes Together to Provide Vaccinations
06/26/2021 - Several community partners contributed to the success of this week’s clinics held by the Department of Health.
St. Louis Department of Health Joins National “Shots at the Shop” Initiative to Expand Vaccine Opportunities in Black-Owned Barbershops and Beauty Salons
06/25/2021 - The move comes as the Delta variant of COVID-19, a more contagious and dangerous strain of the virus, sweeps across Missouri.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Presents St. Louis Vaccination, Direct Relief Proposals to Dr. Anthony Fauci at US Conference of Mayors Meeting
06/22/2021 - June 22 at 3:00pm, the nation’s mayors will gather with Dr. Anthony Fauci to discuss the work cities are doing to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones to Outline St. Louis Vaccination, Direct Relief Proposals for Dr. Anthony Fauci, United States Conference of Mayors
06/22/2021 - June 22 at 3:00pm, the nation’s mayors will gather with Dr. Anthony Fauci to discuss the work cities are doing to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates.
Greater St. Louis Labor Council Urges Passage of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ $80 Million Direct Relief Proposal
06/16/2021 - The Greater St. Louis Labor Council announced its support for Jones’ proposal to invest $80 million in ARPA direct relief funds.
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Outlines Plan to Provide Urgent, Direct Relief to St. Louis Families and Communities with First Infusion of $80 Million American Rescue Plan Act Funds
06/15/2021 - Jones outlined her proposal to allocate the first $80 million in immediate federal direct relief funding from the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA).
COVID-19 Testing No Longer Required for Youth Sports in the City of St. Louis
05/20/2021 - While testing is no longer required, athletic administrators are encouraged to continue the practice to protect the health of anyone not vaccinated.
COVID-19 Vaccinations Now Available for 12-to-15-Year-Olds at FEMA’s St. Louis Community Vaccination Center
05/14/2021 - As with 16-and-17-year-olds, a parent or guardian with ID must accompany 12-to-15-year-olds seeking a vaccination.
City Residents Step Up to the Plate and Receive COVID-19 Vaccines
05/14/2021 - The Department of Health encourages all eligible residents to consider getting vaccinated to protect themselves and the community.
City of St. Louis and St. Louis County Take New Approach to COVID-19 Response
05/14/2021 - Personal Responsibility Will Be Relied On Moving Forward
Vaccines Can Now Be Administered Without Regard to Timing
05/14/2021 - Guidance was revised to include the simultaneous administration of COVID-19 vaccines and other vaccines and co-administration within 14 days.
St. Louis Cardinals Open Their Doors to COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic
05/12/2021 - The St. Louis Cardinals organization has graciously donated ticket vouchers for individuals receiving a vaccine.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Pivots to Smaller COVID-19 Clinics
05/07/2021 - The department will conduct community and neighborhood COVID-19 vaccine clinics to supplement private and mass vaccination efforts in the community.
St. Louis City and County Jointly Revise COVID-19 Mitigation Measures
05/04/2021 - In the revised guidelines, occupancy requirements are replaced with a minimum six-foot social distancing requirement among occupants on the premises.
Mayor Jones and County Executive Page Host Joint Press Conference on New Health Orders
05/02/2021 - Media Advisory
More City Residents Fully Vaccinated After Saturday Morning Clinic
04/24/2021 - The DOH encourages those who have received the first Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine dose to receive a second dose within the required timeframe.
COVID-19 Vaccination Continue in the City of St. Louis
04/22/2021 - Individuals must continue to wear a face covering, social distance from others, practice good hygiene and limit the risk of SARS CoV-2 virus exposure.
Nearly 2,700 Residents Fully Vaccinated Following Weekend Clinics
04/18/2021 - Vaccinated individuals should continue to follow prevention measures to further reduce the risk of contracting SARS-COV2.
COVID-19 Vaccinations Begin for City of St. Louis Homebound Residents
04/16/2021 - The initiative to vaccinate one of the city’s most vulnerable populations launched Wednesday, with 12 clients and caregivers receiving the vaccine.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Reports Increase in COVID-19 Cases
04/12/2021 - The recent rise is not unique to the city. A CDC report issued Friday shows the U.S. was in its fourth week of an upward trend in COVID-19 cases.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Monitors Uptick in COVID-19 Cases Among Younger Segments of Population
04/08/2021 - The Department of Health wants parents and guardians to continue to keep their children in healthy and safe environments as we navigate this pandemic.
FEMA's Community Vaccination Center in the City of St. Louis to Open Next Wednesday, April 7
04/01/2021 - St. Louis officials plan to distribute up to 168,000 COVID-19 vaccine doses to City residents at a downtown daily vaccination site starting April 7.
Mayor Krewson Announces Availability of Additional Rental and Utility Assistance through State of Missouri
03/31/2021 - Mayor Krewson announced that City residents can apply for rental and utility assistance through the State of Missouri beginning Thursday, April 1
Mayor Lyda Krewson Joins Federal, State Officials to Announce Eight Week Effort to Expand Vaccinations in the City of St. Louis
03/29/2021 - The new federally supported community vaccination clinic launches April 7 and will vaccinate up to 3,000 people a day, seven days a week.
High Demand For COVID-19 Vaccines During Mega Vaccination Clinic
03/26/2021 - To date, the Department of Health has administered 26,271 doses and has had no severe adverse reactions to the COVID-19 vaccines administered.
City of St. Louis Mega Mass Vaccination Event A Big Success
03/25/2021 - 3,468 doses of the Janssen COVID-19 (Johnson & Johnson) Vaccine were administered in the first day of the two-day event.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Holds First Mass Vaccination Clinic After Phase 1B-Tier 3 Opening
03/20/2021 - This weekend’s clinics come the same week that Missouri allowed those under Phase 1B-Tier 3 to become eligible for the vaccine.
City of St. Louis Issues One Year Report On COVID-19
03/18/2021 - Looking at the Past to Plan for the Future
One Year Later: Mayor Lyda Krewson Highlights Twelve Months of Leading St. Louis through COVID-19
03/16/2021 - Krewson highlighted her ongoing efforts to slow the spread of the virus, protect residents, and lay the foundation for a robust economic recovery.
St. Louis Continues to Focus on the Most Vulnerable
03/14/2021 - COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic Held Today at St. Louis Housing Authority
Department of Health Holds 14th COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
03/13/2021 - Invited individuals previously registered through the City’s notification survey and were identified as currently eligible based on their responses.
City of St. Louis Selected as a Stimulus Command Center for President Biden’s American Rescue Plan
03/12/2021 - Approximately $500 million is expected in direct financial assistance from the American Rescue Plan (ARP)
Closed COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Clinic Scheduled for Omega Center
02/26/2021 - Scheduled appointments have been confirmed for individuals 65 and older and individuals 18 to 64 years of age who have qualifying medical conditions.
Sign Up for COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Updates
01/13/2021 - When DOH receives vaccine supplies, it will follow the phased distribution established by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Monitoring New COVID-19 Variant
01/04/2021 - No Cases of New Variant Identified in Missouri At This Time
Follow COVID-19 Prevention Steps for a Safe Start to 2021
12/31/2020 - Everyone must do their part to slow the spread of COVID-19 and celebrate New Year's Eve safely.
City of St. Louis and Saint Louis County Health Departments to Maintain Initial Quarantine Protocols
12/08/2020 - Public Health Agencies Elect to Keep 14-day Quarantine Periods
Businesses Can Aid In Slowing the Spread of COVID-19
11/24/2020 - The Department of Health extends its thanks to the many businesses that have revised their operations to assist in reducing the spread of COVID-19.
Help Prevent COVID-19
11/23/2020 - Correcting Misinformation and Tips for the Holidays
Mayor Krewson Announces New Tiny House Community Village for Unhoused Individuals in the City of St. Louis
11/17/2020 - It’s anticipated that the new tiny house community will be able to begin welcoming its first residents by December 1, 2020
Notice: Comptroller's Office operations during COVID-19
11/13/2020 - To help limit the transmission of the COVID-19 coronavirus, you are encouraged to communicate inquiries via telephone or e-mail.
Mayor Krewson Announces Availability of $1.25 Million in Additional CARES Act Funding for Small Businesses
11/12/2020 - Applications to the Small Business Grant Fund will again be accepted beginning at 10 a.m. on Monday, November 16
Mayor Krewson Announces Extension of City’s Temporary Outdoor Seating Permit Program
11/06/2020 - City of St. Louis’ Temporary Outdoor Seating Permit Program is extended through December 31, 2021
Mayor Krewson’s Request for Additional CARES Act Funding to Support Families, Residents, and Small Businesses Approved
11/04/2020 - The Board of Estimate and Apportionment approved Mayor Krewson’s requests for additional transfers and allocations of federal CARES Act funding
Mayor Krewson to Request Additional CARES Act Funding
11/02/2020 - Additional CARES Act funding will support and protect more families, residents, and small businesses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Additional COVID-19 Testing Opportunities Available in South St. Louis
10/28/2020 - The state-sponsored surge testing begins Tuesday, November 3 at Affinia Healthcare's clinic at 3930 South Broadway.
Residents Encouraged to Practice a Safe and Socially Distant Halloween
10/01/2020 - The guidance offers recommendations on how to safely prepare and celebrate the holiday with the current COVID-19 restrictions.
COVID-19 Testing Encouraged For Attendees of Motorcycle Event in Central Missouri
09/26/2020 - Bikefest, held September 16-20, brings more than 100,000 individuals to the Lake of the Ozarks region each year.
City of St. Louis Department of Health Encourages Residents to Get Their Annual Flu Vaccination
09/14/2020 - Everyone, older than 6 months of age, with some limited exceptions, should receive an annual flu vaccine.
City of St. Louis Issues COVID-19 Youth Sports Guidelines
09/09/2020 - The guidelines intend to protect the health of the community by implementing strategies to slow the spread of COVID-19 during youth sports activities.
Restrictions to Slow the Spread of COVID-19 to Remain In Place Following Labor Day Holiday Weekend
09/04/2020 - Public health and safety measures extended to combat an spread of COVID-19.
Mayor Krewson Seeking an Additional $2 Million in CARES Act Funding for Rental and Mortgage Assistance
08/12/2020 - The additional $2 million investment, if approved, would come from contingency funds allocated in Mayor Krewson’s original CARES Act funding package
Mayor Krewson Announces Additional Public Health and Safety Measures to Combat Resurgence of COVID-19 Cases
08/12/2020 - Additional public health and safety measures to combat an ongoing resurgence of COVID-19 cases will take effect Thursday, August 13, 2020
City of St. Louis Moves to Close Businesses for Ignoring COVID-19 Public Health Requirements
07/27/2020 - Applies to non-compliant businesses that have continued to openly disregard health rules
St. Louis City Business Reopening Capacity Expansion Paused
07/17/2020 - An upward trend of COVID-19 cases in the city leads to business operations to stay at 75% capacity.
Small Businesses Severely Impacted by COVID-19 to Begin Receiving $5,000 Grants from Mayor Krewson’s CARES Act Relief Package
07/17/2020 - As early as today, small businesses in the City of St. Louis will begin receiving grants from Mayor Lyda Krewson’s federal CARES Act relief package
Mayor Krewson Announces Applications Now Available for City Residents Needing Rental & Mortgage Assistance
07/15/2020 - Applications are now being accepted for City residents needing rental and mortgage assistance as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic
Mayor Krewson Announces Immediate Availability of $3 Million in Utility Assistance for City Residents
07/10/2020 - City residents can apply for assistance at cooldownstlouis.org
School Re-entry Guidance Finalized for St. Louis City
07/09/2020 - A collaborative workgroup designed guidance to implement standardized evidence-informed protocols to protect students, staff, and community at large.
Free COVID-19 Testing Site and Public Safety Resource Site
07/09/2020 - Free COVID-19 Testing, Free Gun Locks, BE SMART Program, Hand Sanitizers, Masks
Delays Continue in Processing COVID-19 Test Results
07/08/2020 - Delayed lab reports combined with delays in data entry at DHSS may present inaccurate pictures of the impact of the virus in the City of St. Louis.
Protect Yourself and Your Family This Holiday Weekend
07/02/2020 - The Health of the St. Louis Community Depends on It
St. Louis City, St. Louis County Issuing Mandatory Mask Requirement to Slow COVID-19
07/01/2020 - Elected leaders, public health officials and pandemic task force reinforce that masks significantly reduce spread of virus
Central Baptist Church Reschedules COVID-19 Testing Event
06/30/2020 - Rainstorm forces rescheduling of free COVID-19 community testing event at Central Baptist Church
COVID-19 Community Testing Event at Central Baptist Church
06/29/2020 - Testing is open for all; a parent or guardian must accompany anyone under 18 years of age. Walk-up or Drive-In testing will be available.
City of St Louis Announces Switch to COVID-19 Community Testing
06/05/2020 - Local federally qualified health centers begin offering COVID-19 testing to city residents without symptoms.
Board of Aldermen President Reed announces Coronavirus special committee
06/03/2020 - The committee was formed by resolution of the Board of Aldermen
Family Care Health Center Expands Its COVID-19 Testing
06/02/2020 - St. Louis residents have greater access to COVID-19 testing as Family Care Health Center opens a Wednesday COVID-19 testing clinic.
Gateway Transportation Center updates guidelines for travelers during COVID-19 pandemic
06/01/2020 - To help minimize the spread of the COVID-19 Coronavirus, GTC has adopted the following guidelines for travelers utilizing transit at the facility.
Mayor Krewson Announces $64 Million Funding Package to Address Health, Humanitarian & Economic Impacts of COVID-19
05/29/2020 - Plans were unveiled for a historic $64 million funding package to address the needs of St. Louisans as a result of the deadly COVID-19 pandemic
St. Louis City Hall to Reopen to Visitors with Additional Safety Precautions, Restrictions
05/28/2020 - Visitors will be required to wear masks or face coverings and have their temperature taken
Free COVID-19 Testing Site and Public Safety Resource Event
05/28/2020 - Free Gun Locks, COVID-19 Testing, Summer Kid Activity Packs, BE SMART Program, Hand Sanitizers
Department of Health’s Clergy Advisory Board Begins Strengthening Its Foundation
05/22/2020 - Clergy Advisory Board charges itself with working for optimum health for all residents.
City of St. Louis Begins Accepting Applications for Temporary Outdoor Seating
05/19/2020 - Effectively immediately restaurants and bars looking to expand or introduce outdoor dining and seating can apply.
City of St. Louis Begins Phase One of Regional Business Recovery Initiative
05/17/2020 - Effective at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, May 18, the City (and County) will begin slowly and responsibly allowing some businesses to reopen.
City of St. Louis to Provide Free Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Small Businesses
05/12/2020 - Eligible small businesses and sole proprietor must be located in the City and have no more than 10 on-site employees.
#QueensOfTheCity Launches
05/08/2020 - African American women across metro St. Louis urged to share COVID-19 prevention information on social media accounts.
City of St. Louis to Begin Gradually Reopening on May 18
05/05/2020 - Public health restrictions in St. Louis City and St. Louis County would begin to be reduced starting on Monday, May 18
COVID-19 Social Distancing Survey
04/30/2020 - St. Louis area residents are invited to share their opinions and behaviors related to COVID-19 social distancing.
City of St. Louis Remains Under Stay at Home Order Beyond May 4th Missouri Statewide Reopening
04/30/2020 - The City's Stay at Home order supersedes the state of Missouri’s reopening plan announced by Governor Mike Parson, which is slated to begin on May 4.
City of St. Louis Issues New Order to Protect the Public’s Health and Safety During COVID-19 Outbreak
04/29/2020 - As of April 29, there are now sufficient shelter openings for the 50 or so individuals who remain living in the tent encampments downtown.
City of St. Louis Launches Online Transparency Portal for COVID-19 Related Expenses
04/23/2020 - A financial transparency portal with detailed information about expenses incurred by the City due to its response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
President Reed to introduce resolution to form special coronavirus committee
04/20/2020 - It will establish one centralized committee to handle issues related to the Coronavirus Pandemic and its impact on the City
Number of COVID-19 Associated Deaths at 30 for the City of St. Louis
04/17/2020 - At 5:00 p.m. Friday, there were six pending COVID-19 test results approved by the Missouri DHSS, 133 persons being monitored, and 788 positive cases.
COVID-19 Associated Deaths in City of St Louis Reach 28
04/16/2020 - Another death associated with COVID-19 announced in the City of St. Louis.
New COVID-19 Associated Death Announced
04/15/2020 - As of 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 15, 2020, there were 743 positive cases of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis.
Deaths Related to COVID19 Continue for City of St Louis
04/14/2020 - Deaths Related to COVID-19 Continue in the City of St. Louis
Board of Aldermen Updated Meeting Plan
04/14/2020 - Updated information for virtual Board of Aldermen meetings
Number of Deaths in the City of St. Louis Now Stands At 24
04/13/2020 - The Department of Health announced five new deaths for the City.
Letter from Mayor Krewson relative to the May 19 Special Election
04/13/2020 - A letter from Mayor Krewson to the City of St. Louis Board of Election Commissioners relative to the May 19 2020 special election and COVID-19
Mental Health Support Available for St Louis Residents
04/13/2020 - Increased access to mental health services for youth and adults is being made available as COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Two New COVID19 Related Deaths Announced for the City of St Louis
04/12/2020 - Two new deaths related to COVID-19 announced for the City of St. Louis
Use of Masks by the General Public
04/11/2020 - The CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain.
Four New COVID-19 Associated Deaths Announced for the City of St. Louis
04/10/2020 - The number of deaths in the City of St. Louis now stands at 17.
New COVID-19 Associated Death Announced for the City of St. Louis
04/09/2020 - As of 5:00 p.m. on April 9, there were 565 positive cases in the City of St. Louis.
Canceling In-Person Springtime Religious Celebrations
04/09/2020 - With local, neighboring jurisdictions, and state stay at home orders to slow the spread of COVID-19, this year requires a break from tradition.
Stay at Home on Easter
04/09/2020 - With Easter approaching, local pastors and church leaders are joining together to keep their congregations safe during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Free Webinar Regarding Assistance Programs for Small Businesses
04/08/2020 - Mayor Krewson and License Collector Thompson to host free webinar for small businesses and answer questions.
Two New COVID-19 Associated Deaths Announced
04/08/2020 - Tuesday's deaths bring the City's total fatality total to 12.
City of St Louis Announces New Deaths Associated With COVID19
04/06/2020 - COVID-19 associated deaths in the City of St. Louis reaches ten.
Recommended Postponement of Non-emergency Dental Services During COVID19
04/06/2020 - Health officials are recommending all non-emergency dental services be postponed during COVID-19 pandemic.
City of St. Louis to Provide Additional Shelter for Unhoused Individuals During COVID-19 Pandemic
04/06/2020 - The City will partner with City Hope St. Louis to operate and manage a shelter facility
Two New COVID-19 Associated Deaths Announced for the City of St. Louis
04/05/2020 - COVID-19 associated deaths in the City of St. Louis increase to eight.
Sixth COVID-19 Associated Death Announced for the City of St. Louis
04/04/2020 - Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reports 24 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 2:00pm April 4, 2020).
City of St. Louis Announces Four Deaths Related to COVID-19
04/03/2020 - Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reports 19 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 2:00pm April 3, 2020).
Visitors No Longer Allowed Inside City of St. Louis Buildings
03/31/2020 - In light of COVID-19 and effective immediately, visitors will no longer be allowed inside City of St. Louis buildings until further notice.
City of St. Louis Restricts Vehicular Traffic Inside Several Parks
03/30/2020 - Restricting vehicular traffic inside several parks in an effort to prevent further spread of COVID-19
City of St. Louis Enacts Additional Restrictions to Combat COVID-19 at Its Various Parks and Sports and Recreation Facilities
03/29/2020 - The additional restrictions are effective immediately.
Playgrounds Close During COVID-19 Stay at Home Order
03/27/2020 - City of St. Louis playgrounds will close to assist with physical distancing during COVID-19 Stay at Home order.
SLATE Updates Regarding The Coronavirus (COVID-19)
03/23/2020 - SLATE Missouri Job Center is diligently following and monitoring any news regarding COVID-19
St. Louis City Announces First COVID-19 Related Death
03/23/2020 - Missouri DHSS reports 106 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 8:45pm March 22, 2020).
St. Louis City Department of Revenue Office to Temporarily Close with State’s Decision to Extend Time to Renew Driver Licenses and Motor Vehicle Registrations
03/23/2020 - “With the state’s decision, we must put the health and safety of the pubic and our employees first,” Gregory F.X. Daly
City of St. Louis Earnings Tax Filing Deadline Extended
03/23/2020 - Deadline Extended to Align with State and Federal Extensions
COVID-19 Cases in St. Louis Reach 14
03/22/2020 - City of St. Louis residents ordered to "Stay at Home" to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
City of St. Louis Issues “Stay at Home” Order
03/21/2020 - Order issued to limit gatherings and reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis.
All Missouri Job Centers to Suspend In-Person Services Due to Recommendations Regarding COVID-19
03/20/2020 - Assistance available by phone or web
COVID19 Economic Development Update
03/20/2020 - Valuable resources coming available for business owners in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Additional Positive Cases Announced in the City of St. Louis
03/19/2020 - Three presumptive positive cases brings City of St. Louis total to five.
Notification of Second Positive Case of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis
03/18/2020 - Latest case of COVID-19 serves as a reminder for the need to stay home if you are sick.
St. Louis Fire Department Closes Facilities to the Public
03/18/2020 - Following guidelines issued by the CDC and the City's Department of Health
Missouri Gaming Commission Closes Riverboat Gaming Casinos
03/18/2020 - Lumiere and River City gaming casinos located in the City of St. Louis close
Board of Aldermen COVID19 Plan
03/18/2020 - Today, Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed announced an operational plan for the Board of Aldermen during the COVID-19 pandemic.
City of St. Louis Notified of First Positive Result for COVID-19
03/16/2020 - The person who tested positive complied entirely with the self quarantine while awaiting results.
Joint Statement on COVID-19 from Five Regional Leaders of Bi-State Government
03/15/2020 - Five regional leaders of St. Louis-area governments have all agreed to take proactive measures in an effort to prevent further spread of COVID-19.
Latest COVID-19 Actions in the City of St. Louis
03/12/2020 - Mayor, Director of Health, and fellow City leaders take steps to protect the public from the COVID-19.
Health Update: Laboratory Testing for COVID-19 Expanded
03/09/2020 - Medical providers are being reminded to contact their local health department if their patient meets CDC criteria for testing.
Gateway Transportation Center statement on COVID-19
03/08/2020 - The Gateway Transportation Center encourages everyone to be mindful and follow guidelines for prevention of COVID-19 spread.
Health Officials Closely Monitoring 2019 Novel Coronavirus
01/27/2020 - No cases have been reported in the City of St. Louis. The City of St. Louis Dept. of Health is monitoring the virus with other public health partners.
Health Advisory - Providers and Public Health Practitioners Interim Guidance on Reporting cases of 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)
01/23/2020 - The CDC has confirmed the first case of 2019 Novel Coronavirus in the U.S. in Washington state. No cases have been reported in the City of St. Louis.

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