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Welcome to the Office of the Mayor of St. Louis
Mayor Cara Spencer
Mayor Cara Spencer was sworn in as Mayor of St. Louis on April 15th, 2025.
As a lifelong St. Louisan, she believes that city government must provide basic city services, reliable public safety, and a path for growth.
News and Announcements
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City of St. Louis Announces Successes and Opportunities Through Code Blue After Action Review
The AAR showcases successes and opportunities for improvement during future winter seasons.
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 07/30/2026 -
Dr. Faisal Khan Named St. Louis City Health Director
Renowned public health expert brings over 25 years of public health leadership to the City
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 07/30/2026 -
City of St. Louis Secures Critical New FEMA Disaster Case Management Funding for Tornado Recovery
Recent visit to Washington D.C. results in increased federal, state & local cooperation.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Recovery Office | 07/28/2026 -
SLATE Awarded $1.29 Million YouthBuild Grant to Expand Career Pathways for St. Louis Youth
The grant from the U.S. Department of Labor will help young people overcome barriers to education and employment.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 07/23/2026 -
City of St. Louis Provides Funding Opportunity to Support the Unhoused this Winter
For the winter of 2026-2027, the City has increased its funding to support the unhoused and is seeking applicants who can provide shelter services.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/14/2026 -
Mayor Spencer Signs Board Bill 22, Launching Historic Investment of Rams Settlement Funds
The signing marks a major milestone in the City's effort to put Rams settlement funds to work through strategic investments.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/13/2026 -
Mayor Spencer Announces City of St. Louis Strategic Priorities, Setting City’s Direction for Years to Come
Spencer announced five new Strategic Priorities and 25 underlying initiatives, outlining a clear direction for the City for the coming years.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/07/2026 -
Juvenile Curfews to Take Effect in Downtown/Downtown West from July 3 through Labor Day
Overnight juvenile curfews for Downtown and Downtown West have been established from July 3 through Labor Day to help address community safety.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/01/2026
Events
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No upcoming events.
Procurement
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Federal Lobbyist Request for Proposals
Opens: 08/21/2026 | Closes: 09/07/2026 11:59 AM
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