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Long-Term Revenue Advisory Council
The Long-Term Revenue Advisory Council explores and recommends long-term diversification, stability, growth, and sustainability of the revenue of the City of St. Louis.
Overview
The City of St. Louis Long-Term Revenue Advisory Council explores and recommends to the Mayor strategies for long-term diversification, stability, growth, and sustainability of the revenue of the City of St. Louis. The Council studies the current sources of revenue for the City of St. Louis and explores opportunities for stabilization, diversification, and growth.
Mayor Executive Order No. 80 established the board on June 17, 2024.
Member Requirements
The 12-member Council is composed of:
- one community member;
- one member from a financial institution located within the City;
- one member representing the city’s municipal financial advisor;
- one member from a community development corporation located within the City;
- one member from the business community located within the City;
- one member representing the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis;
- one member representing the Office of the Mayor;
- one member representing the Office of the Comptroller;
- one member representing the Office of the Collector of Revenue;
- one member representing the Office of the City Treasurer;
- one member representing the Board of Aldermen;
- and one member representing the Office of the City of St. Louis Budget Division.
Related News
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Mayor Jones Announces Members of Long-Term Revenue Advisory Council
08/14/2024 - The 12-member council was established when the Mayor signed Executive Order 80 on June 17, 2024. -
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Establishes the First Long-Term Revenue Advisory Council for the City of St. Louis
06/17/2024 - The advisory board is charged with exploring and recommending strategies for long-term diversification, stability, growth, and sustainability.
Contact
Casey Millburg
Policy Director
(314) 622-3201
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