Priorities and Initiatives
Mayor Spencer's priority areas include openness and accountability, city service delivery, public safety and growing an inclusive economy.
Initiatives
CityStat St. Louis
A citywide initiative designed to modernize how the City of St. Louis tracks performance, solves problems, and delivers results for residents.
Friendly Streets
The City of St. Louis is committed to making our streets, sidewalks, and surrounding transportation infrastructure safe, connected, and well-maintained for everyone. These goals are guided by the Transportation & Mobility Plan (TMP) completed in 2025, a part of St. Louis’ Comprehensive Plan.
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Strategic Priorities
Rebuild Trust in City Services
Improve streets and sidewalks, complete water infrastructure plan, clean vacant lots, increase towing capabilities, and update CEMA processes
Recover and Revitalize Neighborhoods
Accelerate tornado recovery, implement North City neighborhood plans and improve public health and housing availability, develop vacant building plans, empower the Neighborhood Stabilization Division to better serve residents, and develop strategies to support the unhoused
Accelerate Economic Development
Revitalize downtown, coordinate economic development across departments, simplify permitting and licensing, update zoning policies, make strategic catalytic investments
Cultivate a Culture of Excellence
Promote a “customer first” culture, develop performance metrics for all departments, hire faster, enhance training, recognize excellence
Modernize City Government
Offer competitive pay, optimize organizational structures, streamline procurement, and leverage modern IT capabilities
Year-One Priorities
High-Quality City Services
Deliver efficient, high-quality services to residents and businesses to enhance the quality of life and the ease of doing business in St. Louis.
Economic Transformation
Transform St. Louis into a thriving hub for business and career opportunities with vibrant neighborhoods that all residents can be proud to call home.
Inclusive Growth
Drive inclusive prosperity by improving housing, addressing homelessness, supporting workforce growth through immigration, and ensuring every child in St. Louis has access to quality education.
Public Safety and Justice
Build a safer and more just city for all by continuing to reduce crime, increasing street safety, improving community police relations, expanding services for at-risk populations, and reforming the City Justice Center.
Results for St. Louis: 50 Key Accomplishments From the First Year of the Spencer Administration
Organized by 5 Priority Pillars: Tornado Recovery, High-Quality City Services, Transparency and Good Governance, Public Safety and Justice, and Inclusive Growth and Economic Transformation
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