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Mayor Krewson Announces New Tiny House Community Village for Unhoused Individuals in the City of St. Louis
It’s anticipated that the new tiny house community will be able to begin welcoming its first residents by December 1, 2020
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 11/17/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Availability of $1.25 Million in Additional CARES Act Funding for Small Businesses
Applications to the Small Business Grant Fund will again be accepted beginning at 10 a.m. on Monday, November 16
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 11/12/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Extension of City’s Temporary Outdoor Seating Permit Program
City of St. Louis’ Temporary Outdoor Seating Permit Program is extended through December 31, 2021
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of Special Events | 11/06/2020
City of St. Louis Announces Start of Recruitment for New Green Jobs Workforce Development Pilot Program
This program furthers the City of St. Louis commitment toward building a clean energy economy
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of Sustainability,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 11/06/2020
Mayor Krewson’s Request for Additional CARES Act Funding to Support Families, Residents, and Small Businesses Approved
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment approved Mayor Krewson’s requests for additional transfers and allocations of federal CARES Act funding
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/04/2020
Mayor Krewson to Request Additional CARES Act Funding
Additional CARES Act funding will support and protect more families, residents, and small businesses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/02/2020
City of St Louis Proceeds With Vacant Building Stabilization Under Prop NS Program
Program is designed to stabilize LRA-owned vacant buildings
Press release | St. Louis Development Corporation,Office of the Mayor | 09/09/2020
Restrictions to Slow the Spread of COVID-19 to Remain In Place Following Labor Day Holiday Weekend
Public health and safety measures extended to combat an spread of COVID-19.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 09/04/2020
Mayor Lyda Krewson Statement on the Passage of HCS HB 46 in the Missouri Senate
HCS HB 46 lifts the City's residency requirement for police, fire, and EMS
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 09/02/2020
Statement from Mayor Lyda Krewson on the Passing of SLMPD Officer
Statement from Mayor Lyda Krewson on the Passing of Officer Tamarris L. Bohannon of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 08/31/2020
City of St. Louis Joins Bi-State Development in Moving Forward on Public Transit Expansion within Northside-Southside Corridor
The City of St. Louis is moving forward on its commitment to expand high-capacity transit service to north and south St. Louis
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Board of Public Service | 08/17/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Appointment of Regina Fowler to Board of Education of St. Louis Public Schools
Mayor Lyda Krewson today announced that she is appointing Regina Fowler to serve on the Board of Education of St. Louis Public Schools
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Public Schools | 08/17/2020
Mayor Krewson Seeking an Additional $2 Million in CARES Act Funding for Rental and Mortgage Assistance
The additional $2 million investment, if approved, would come from contingency funds allocated in Mayor Krewson’s original CARES Act funding package
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/12/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Additional Public Health and Safety Measures to Combat Resurgence of COVID-19 Cases
Additional public health and safety measures to combat an ongoing resurgence of COVID-19 cases will take effect Thursday, August 13, 2020
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 08/12/2020
Mayor Krewson Statement Regarding the Expansion of “Operation Legend” to the City of St. Louis
Expansion adds resources to help investigate violent crimes, make arrests, and deter additional violent offenses across the City
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety | 08/06/2020
Electric Vehicle Pilot Program Coming To St. Louis Senior Service Agency And Community Groups
St. Louis Vehicle Electrification Rides for Seniors (SiLVERS) to be implemented by advocacy group Forth
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 07/30/2020
City of St. Louis Moves to Close Businesses for Ignoring COVID-19 Public Health Requirements
Applies to non-compliant businesses that have continued to openly disregard health rules
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 07/27/2020
Small Businesses Severely Impacted by COVID-19 to Begin Receiving $5,000 Grants from Mayor Krewson’s CARES Act Relief Package
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
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 07/17/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Applications Now Available for City Residents Needing Rental & Mortgage Assistance
Applications are now being accepted for City residents needing rental and mortgage assistance as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 07/15/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Selection of Non-Profits to Operate Additional Cure Violence Sites
Two local non-profits have been selected to operate additional Cure Violence locations in the City of St. Louis
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/14/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces Immediate Availability of $3 Million in Utility Assistance for City Residents
City residents can apply for assistance at cooldownstlouis.org
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/10/2020
Mayor Krewson, Chief Hayden, and Director Edwards Announce Outside Review of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
The review, which is set to begin in July, will be conducted under the leadership of Chief Charles Ramsey
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 07/01/2020
St. Louis City, St. Louis County Issuing Mandatory Mask Requirement to Slow COVID-19
Elected leaders, public health officials and pandemic task force reinforce that masks significantly reduce spread of virus
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 07/01/2020
USDA to Relocate More than 1,000 Employees to Downtown St. Louis Office Building
The USDA move is a significant victory in the City’s ongoing economic developments efforts
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 06/23/2020
Mayor Krewson Officially Designates June 19 as “Juneteenth” Day in the City of St. Louis
Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the United States
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/18/2020
Joint Statement Regarding Use of Force Policies and Training for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department
A joint statement from Mayor Krewson, Director Edwards, and Chief Hayden
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 06/16/2020
Mayor Krewson Signs New Executive Order to Lift Citywide Curfew
Mayor Lyda Krewson today signed Executive Order 67 to lift the citywide curfew that was enacted last Tuesday
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/08/2020
Mayor Krewson Orders Citywide Curfew to Protect Residents, Businesses, and Institutions
On June 2, 2020 Mayor Lyda Krewson signed Executive Order 66 to establish a citywide curfew for the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/02/2020
Communities of Color Should Not Need to Protest
by Debbie Allen, FUSE Corps Executive Fellow
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/02/2020
Systemic Change through a Governance Framework
by Debbie Allen, FUSE Corps Executive Fellow
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/01/2020
Mayor Krewson Announces $64 Million Funding Package to Address Health, Humanitarian & Economic Impacts of COVID-19
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
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/29/2020
St. Louis City Hall to Reopen to Visitors with Additional Safety Precautions, Restrictions
Visitors will be required to wear masks or face coverings and have their temperature taken
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/28/2020
City of St. Louis Begins Accepting Applications for Temporary Outdoor Seating
Effectively immediately restaurants and bars looking to expand or introduce outdoor dining and seating can apply.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of Special Events | 05/19/2020
City of St. Louis Begins Phase One of Regional Business Recovery Initiative
Effective at 12:01 a.m. tomorrow, May 18, the City (and County) will begin slowly and responsibly allowing some businesses to reopen.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 05/17/2020
City of St. Louis Executes Intergovernmental Cooperative Agreement
The Intergovernmental Cooperative Agreement is the first of its kind in Missouri and the region.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/14/2020
City of St. Louis to Provide Free Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) to Small Businesses
Eligible small businesses and sole proprietor must be located in the City and have no more than 10 on-site employees.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of the License Collector,St. Louis Development Corporation | 05/12/2020
St. Louis Launched Next Wave of IKE Digital Kiosks to Drive Discovery, Mobility, and Equity in the 26th Ward
The new installation is located near the Wohl Recreation Center inside the historic Sherman Park.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/08/2020
#QueensOfTheCity Launches
African American women across metro St. Louis urged to share COVID-19 prevention information on social media accounts.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 05/08/2020
City of St. Louis to Begin Gradually Reopening on May 18
Public health restrictions in St. Louis City and St. Louis County would begin to be reduced starting on Monday, May 18
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 05/05/2020
City of St. Louis and Ameren Missouri to Partner on Downtown Street Paving Project
The $2 million project will cover more than 30 individual sections of road – from N. 4th St. to N. Jefferson Ave.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/01/2020
COVID-19 Social Distancing Survey
St. Louis area residents are invited to share their opinions and behaviors related to COVID-19 social distancing.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/30/2020
City of St. Louis Remains Under Stay at Home Order Beyond May 4th Missouri Statewide Reopening
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.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/30/2020
City of St. Louis Issues New Order to Protect the Public’s Health and Safety During COVID-19 Outbreak
As of April 29, there are now sufficient shelter openings for the 50 or so individuals who remain living in the tent encampments downtown.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health,Department of Human Services | 04/29/2020
City of St. Louis Launches Online Transparency Portal for COVID-19 Related Expenses
A financial transparency portal with detailed information about expenses incurred by the City due to its response to the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 04/23/2020
Number of COVID-19 Associated Deaths at 30 for the City of St. Louis
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.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/17/2020
COVID-19 Associated Deaths in City of St Louis Reach 28
Another death associated with COVID-19 announced in the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/16/2020
New COVID-19 Associated Death Announced
As of 5:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 15, 2020, there were 743 positive cases of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/15/2020
Deaths Related to COVID19 Continue for City of St Louis
Deaths Related to COVID-19 Continue in the City of St. Louis
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Division of Health | 04/14/2020
Number of Deaths in the City of St. Louis Now Stands At 24
The Department of Health announced five new deaths for the City.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/13/2020
Letter from Mayor Krewson relative to the May 19 Special Election PDF
| Office of the Mayor | 04/13/2020
Letter from Mayor Krewson relative to the May 19 Special Election
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
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 04/13/2020
Mental Health Support Available for St Louis Residents
Increased access to mental health services for youth and adults is being made available as COVID-19 pandemic continues.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/13/2020
Two New COVID19 Related Deaths Announced for the City of St Louis
Two new deaths related to COVID-19 announced for the City of St. Louis
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/12/2020
Free Webinar Regarding Assistance Programs for Small Businesses
Mayor Krewson and License Collector Thompson to host free webinar for small businesses and answer questions.
Press release | Office of the License Collector,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment,Office of the Mayor | 04/08/2020
City of St Louis Announces New Deaths Associated With COVID19
COVID-19 associated deaths in the City of St. Louis reaches ten.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/06/2020
Recommended Postponement of Non-emergency Dental Services During COVID19
Health officials are recommending all non-emergency dental services be postponed during COVID-19 pandemic.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/06/2020
City of St. Louis to Provide Additional Shelter for Unhoused Individuals During COVID-19 Pandemic
The City will partner with City Hope St. Louis to operate and manage a shelter facility
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 04/06/2020
Two New COVID-19 Associated Deaths Announced for the City of St. Louis
COVID-19 associated deaths in the City of St. Louis increase to eight.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/05/2020
Sixth COVID-19 Associated Death Announced for the City of St. Louis
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reports 24 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 2:00pm April 4, 2020).
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/04/2020
City of St. Louis Announces Four Deaths Related to COVID-19
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services reports 19 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 2:00pm April 3, 2020).
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 04/03/2020
Visitors No Longer Allowed Inside City of St. Louis Buildings
In light of COVID-19 and effective immediately, visitors will no longer be allowed inside City of St. Louis buildings until further notice.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 03/31/2020
City of St. Louis Restricts Vehicular Traffic Inside Several Parks
Restricting vehicular traffic inside several parks in an effort to prevent further spread of COVID-19
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry | 03/30/2020
City of St. Louis Enacts Additional Restrictions to Combat COVID-19 at Its Various Parks and Sports and Recreation Facilities
The additional restrictions are effective immediately.
Press release | Department of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry,Office of the Mayor | 03/29/2020
Playgrounds Close During COVID-19 Stay at Home Order
City of St. Louis playgrounds will close to assist with physical distancing during COVID-19 Stay at Home order.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/27/2020
St. Louis City Announces First COVID-19 Related Death
Missouri DHSS reports 106 deaths statewide from COVID-19 (as of 8:45pm March 22, 2020).
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/23/2020
COVID-19 Cases in St. Louis Reach 14
City of St. Louis residents ordered to "Stay at Home" to reduce the spread of COVID-19.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/22/2020
City of St. Louis Issues “Stay at Home” Order
Order issued to limit gatherings and reduce the spread of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/21/2020
Additional Positive Cases Announced in the City of St. Louis
Three presumptive positive cases brings City of St. Louis total to five.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/19/2020
Notification of Second Positive Case of COVID-19 in the City of St. Louis
Latest case of COVID-19 serves as a reminder for the need to stay home if you are sick.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/18/2020
Missouri Gaming Commission Closes Riverboat Gaming Casinos
Lumiere and River City gaming casinos located in the City of St. Louis close
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/18/2020
City of St. Louis Notified of First Positive Result for COVID-19
The person who tested positive complied entirely with the self quarantine while awaiting results.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/16/2020
Joint Statement on COVID-19 from Five Regional Leaders of Bi-State Government
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.
Press release | Department of Health,St. Louis Public Schools,Office of the Mayor | 03/15/2020
Latest COVID-19 Actions in the City of St. Louis
Mayor, Director of Health, and fellow City leaders take steps to protect the public from the COVID-19.
News/Announcement | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 03/12/2020
Now Hiring: Apply Today to Help City of St. Louis Implement Cure Violence
Employment Connection is now hiring for the first Cure Violence Wells Goodfellow Site
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 03/04/2020
Cure Violence Job Application Now Open for Wells Goodfellow Site
Employment Connection is now hiring for the first Cure Violence site
Press release | Board of Aldermen,Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 03/03/2020
Mayor Krewson Appoints Valerie Russell as Director of Human Services
Russell has more than 30 years of professional experience working in health and human services.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 02/28/2020
Mayor Lyda Krewson Signs Legislation Requiring Prevailing Wage for Large Projects in the City of St. Louis
The Mayor’s action is expected to directly benefit thousands of individuals, including minority and women contractors
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/07/2020
Mayor Lyda Krewson Issues Proclamation in Recognition of National Gun Violence Survivors Week
February 1, 2020 to February 8, 2020 is National Gun Violence Survivors Week in the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/04/2020
Health Officials Closely Monitoring 2019 Novel Coronavirus
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.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor,City Emergency Management Agency | 01/27/2020
City of St. Louis Launches New, Interactive Smart City Digital Kiosks
The first group of kiosks installed can be found in historic Old North St. Louis and Downtown.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 01/22/2020
Mayor Lyda Krewson Establishes New $15 per Hour Minimum Wage for City Civil Service Employees
The new minimum wage will be effective mid-February, 2020.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 01/17/2020
City of St. Louis to Support $75 Million in Affordable Housing Programs and Developments in 2020
Fifty or more affordable housing programs and developments will benefit in 2020.
Press release | Affordable Housing Commission of the City of St. Louis,Office of the Mayor | 01/10/2020
Mayor Krewson highlights 2019 achievements and previews 2020 priorities
2019 Year in Review
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 01/03/2020
Mayor Lyda Krewson Signs Important Solar Readiness Legislation for New Construction
Legislation aims to expand access to the benefits of choosing solar power
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 12/23/2019
Mayor Krewson Statement and Letter Regarding St. Louis Lambert International Airport
Letter to the members of the Airport Working Group
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 12/20/2019
City of St. Louis Launches Upgraded "NotifySTL" Emergency Alert System
Text STLCEMA to 888777 or Enroll Online at www.stlouis-mo.gov/notifystl
Press release | City Emergency Management Agency,Office of the Mayor | 12/12/2019
NotifySTL Emergency Alert System
Text STLCEMA to 888777 or Enroll Online at www.stlouis-mo.gov/notifystl
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety | 12/09/2019
City of St. Louis Takes Legal Action against T.E.H. Realty
The City of St. Louis filed a petition in the 22nd Judicial Circuit Court to enjoin a public nuisance against SM-T.E.H. Realty 3, LLC
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 12/06/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson to Sign Paris Declaration on Fast-Track Cities
The Paris Declaration calls on cities to strengthen their local HIV efforts and significantly reduce new HIV infections and end AIDS-related deaths
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 12/02/2019
Mayor Krewson Helps Break Ground on New $1.7 Billion NGA Campus in North St. Louis
The new site in north St. Louis will replace NGA’s current facility, which dates back to the 1840s, in south St. Louis.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/26/2019
St. Louis to Commit to Working to End the AIDS Epidemic by 2030
St. Louis joins Fast-Track Cities, a global partnership between almost 300 cities/municipalities, IAPAC, UNAIDS, UN-Habitat, and the City of Paris.
Press release | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 11/26/2019
Criminal Justice Coordinating Council Announces Expanded Hours for Posting Bond
Expanded hours are effective Thursday, November 14, 2019
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Corrections Division | 11/14/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson Is Leading the Fight on Climate Change
The Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) officially recognizes Mayor Krewson for “leading the fight on climate change.”
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Office of Sustainability | 11/08/2019
City of St. Louis to Expand Cold Weather Shelter and Outreach for Homeless Persons Beginning October 30
Cold Weather Shelter and Outreach for Homeless expanded
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 10/30/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson and YWCA Announce $1.3 million Grant for Housing for Survivors of Domestic and Sexual Violence
The grant from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) will be implemented by YWCA Metro St. Louis
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 10/28/2019
City Awards Contract to Remove Thousands of Potentially Dangerous, Backlogged Trees
Mayor Lyda Krewson took action today to remove approximately 2,000 potentially dangerous, backlogged trees from neighborhoods all across the City.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Division of Forestry | 10/23/2019
City of St. Louis Releases First Annual Building Energy Benchmarking Report and Checklist to Explore Energy Savings Opportunities
New report helps establish baselines on performance, while checklist provides recommended next steps.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of Sustainability | 10/21/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson Appoints Jacob Long as Director of Communications
St. Louis area native Long joins the Mayor’s team with more than a decade of communications and journalism experience
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Communications Division | 10/17/2019
Mayor Krewson Creates Office of Children, Youth, and Families
Wilford Pinkney Jr. Appointed Director
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/25/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson Submits Appointments to Board of Freeholders
Mayor Lyda Krewson submitted nine appointments to the Board of Aldermen to represent St. Louis on a Board of Freeholders.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Board of Aldermen | 09/23/2019
The Rockefeller Foundation Awards Grants to Fuel Plans for Equitable Investment in Opportunity Zones in St. Louis, Oakland, and Dallas
LISC and BCT Partners Named National Partners
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 09/06/2019
DHS S&T, St. Louis Launch Smart Cities Tech Pilot
The DHS Science and Technology Directorate is leading the effort to bring smart cities standards to the nation’s public safety community.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/28/2019
St. Louis Lands New MLS Franchise
Will Be the First Female-Majority Owned Soccer Expansion
Press release | St. Louis Development Corporation,Office of the Mayor | 08/20/2019
First Day of School and School Attendance
August brings Summer fun to a close and ushers in the start of another school year.
News/Announcement | Youth and Family Services Division,Office of the Mayor | 08/13/2019
Mayor Krewson Signs An Executive Order Establishing a Census 2020 Complete Count Committee
Mayor Lyda Krewson signed Executive Order #62 on Wednesday, establishing the Census 2020 Complete Count Committee.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/01/2019
Mayor Krewson Appoints Howard Hayes As Executive Director Of St. Louis Agency On Training And Employment (SLATE)
Mayor Lyda Krewson has appointed Howard Hayes as Executive Director of the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE).
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 07/30/2019
Intersection of Lindell Boulevard and Union Drive To Remain Closed Two Weeks For Repairs Following Water Main Break
Repairs are underway by the City's Water Division, MSD, and the City's Street Department.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Water Division,Department of Streets | 07/28/2019
Water Division Issues Precautionary Boil Advisory For Parts of South City
Water Division Issues 24 Hour Precautionary Boil Advisory For Parts Of South City
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Water Division,Department of Health | 07/25/2019
City Counselor Seeks Stay of Federal Judge’s Order
The City Counselor has filed a stay seeking to temporarily halt the judge’s order.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of the City Counselor | 06/13/2019
‘Schools Out Café’ Summer Meal Program Begins This Week Free Breakfast and Lunch Provided For Young People Up To Age 18
Mayor announces that the City of St. Louis' School’s Out Café, will provide free breakfast and lunch, to youth groups this summer.
News/Announcement | Youth and Family Services Division,Office of the Mayor | 06/05/2019
SLATE Director Dr. Alice Prince Steps Down
Dr. Alice Prince stepped down Thursday as director of the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 04/25/2019
St. Louis City Water Division Lifts Precautionary Boil Order Advisory
Water Division Issues Precautionary Boil Advisory For Parts Of South City
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Water Division | 04/22/2019
St. Louis City Water Division Issues Precautionary Boil Advisory For Parts Of South City
Water Division Issues Precautionary Boil Advisory For Parts Of South City
News/Announcement | Water Division,Office of the Mayor | 04/21/2019
Mayor Krewson Appoints Matt Moak As Executive Director Of Community Development Administration
Mayor Lyda Krewson has appointed attorney Matt Moak as Executive Director of the Community Development Administration.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Community Development Administration | 04/15/2019
Statement from Public Safety Director Judge Jimmie Edwards - March 15th, 2019
Recent statements made by an employee of the St. Louis Police Officers Association do not reflect the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
Press release | Department of Public Safety,Office of the Mayor | 03/15/2019
The STLMade Movement Celebrating the people and ideas that are moving St Louis forward
Join me in lifting up these stories, in sharing thestl.com and STL Made with your friends and family and showing the world the St. Louis that we love.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 03/14/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tuesday, March 5th, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 03/05/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Monday, March 4th, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 03/04/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Sunday, March 3, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 03/03/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson Kicks Off Campaign for 1,000 Summer Jobs
STL Youth Jobs Bridges Divide Between Our Region’s Youth and the Growing Skills Gap in Our Workforce
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 02/13/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect February 12 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 02/12/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Wednesday February 7 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 02/07/2019
Affordable Housing Commission of St. Louis Awards $5 Million In Grants and Loans
City of St. Louis recently awarded grants and loans totaling $5.2 million to nonprofit organizations and local developers of affordable housing.
Press release | Affordable Housing Commission of the City of St. Louis,Office of the Mayor | 02/07/2019
Mayor Lyda Krewson Appoints Health Department Director
Dr. Fredrick Echols has been appointed as the new director of the City’s Department of Health.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 02/07/2019
Black History Month Highlights 2019
Events around the City throughout February that celebrate Black history.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/04/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Wednesday, January 30th, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/30/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Friday, January 29, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/29/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Monday, January 28, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/28/2019
A Message for City Employees about Better Together Recommendations
Better Together's Recommendations to identify the governmental, economic barriers to prosperity.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 01/28/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Saturday, January 26, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/26/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Thursday, January 25, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/25/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Thursday, January 24, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/24/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight, January 23, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/23/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight, January 21, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/21/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight, January 20, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/20/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight, January 19, 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 01/19/2019
On the Map: Site of Poro College
This edition of On the Map focuses on Poro College, founded in 1917 at 4300 St. Ferdinand Avenue in The Ville neighborhood.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 01/16/2019
2019 Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service
Holiday Observed Monday, January 21, 2019
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Missouri History Museum | 01/15/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight January 14th 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Homeless Services | 01/14/2019
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in Effect Tonight January 10th 2019
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Homeless Services | 01/10/2019
St. Louis City, Federal Government Celebrate Transfer of Land for Next NGA West Site
Signing Ceremony “kicks off the next step in our shared vision with the NGA,” Mayor Krewson says
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 12/13/2018
City Offices To Close on Monday December 24th 2018
City of St. Louis offices will be closed December 24 this year, Mayor Lyda Krewson announced Tuesday
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 12/11/2018
Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations in effect Sunday (12.9.2018)
Winter shelter and outreach operations are in effect.
Press release | Homeless Services,Office of the Mayor | 12/09/2018
On the Map: Jefferson Bank and Trust
This edition of On the Map focuses on the Jefferson Bank and Trust, the site of a pivotal protest in the St. Louis civil rights movement
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 11/19/2018
Winter Outreach and Shelter Operations in Effect for the City of St Louis for 2018-2019 Season
Winter outreach and shelter operations are in effect.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Homeless Services | 11/15/2018
Mayor Lyda Krewson Appoints Michael Dauphin As The City’s New Assessor
Dauphin, an attorney who formerly worked at Foley & Mansfield’s St. Louis office, begins effective November 5th 2018
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of the Assessor | 11/05/2018
St. Louis Makes it Easier to Drop Off Unwanted Items at City Dump Sites
St. Louis dumping sites now open seven days a week, residents can now drop off unwanted items 12 times per year, without monthly restrictions
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Refuse Division | 11/01/2018
Mike Bloomberg Names St. Louis Winner In Bloomberg American Cities Climate Challenge
St. Louis to be awarded with resources and technical support to help achieve their ambitious climate goals
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Office of Sustainability | 10/29/2018
Mayor Krewson Launches Search for Community Development Administration Executive Director
The current CDA executive director will step down November 9, 2018
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Community Development Administration | 10/25/2018
City of St. Louis Joins the Safety and Justice Challenge to Create a Fairer, More Effective Local Justice System and Model Reforms for the Nation
St. Louis is one of 12 counties and cities to receive grants to design and test innovative criminal justice reforms
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 10/24/2018
On the Map: The Griot Museum of Black History and Culture
This edition of On the Map focuses on the Griot Museum of Black History and Culture, a unique collection of artifacts and exhibits.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 10/18/2018
The Latest from Lyda - October
A summary of things that we’ve been working on in October, St. Louis news you don’t want to miss, and a few things on the horizon
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 10/17/2018
St. Louis Fire and Police Departments Join Partner Agencies to Plant Trees with Residents
Effort to Beautify Neighborhoods and Build Relationships with First Responders
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Fire Department,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department,Department of Parks, Recreation, and Forestry | 10/05/2018
EPA US Geological Survey City of St Louis Announce Joint Study on Demolition Practices and Stormwater Management
The study will compare the effectiveness of vacant land as green infrastructure
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 10/04/2018
Mayor Krewson Recruits FUSE Fellows to Advance Criminal Justice Reform
Two new executives have joined the Mayor’s administration to work on initiatives aimed at advancing criminal justice reform in the city
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Corrections Division | 10/03/2018
St. Louis to Lift Residency Requirement for Up to 50 New Police Recruits
Beginning December 1, residency requirement is lifted for new recruits.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 09/28/2018
On the Map: Vaughn Cultural Center
This month we focus on the Vaughn Cultural Center, an important institution that educates the St. Louis community about black history and culture.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 09/20/2018
Airport Working Group Begins Community Outreach
St. Louis Lambert International Airport have begun an informational outreach campaign to keep the public up-to-date on this exploration.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/13/2018
St. Louis to Consider ‘Smart Kiosks’
Public Bidding Process Opened Seeking Kiosk Vendor
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/28/2018
Mayor Krewson Joined By National Security Officials for Tour of Next NGA West Headquarters Site
Officials briefed preparations to transfer NGA site, redevelop neighborhoods and establish St. Louis as the center for geospatial intelligence
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/17/2018
On the Map: Charlton H. Tandy & Tandy Park
Located in the Ville neighborhood, Tandy Park is named for Charlton H. Tandy, a Civil War veteran and tireless crusader for civil rights in St. Louis
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Division of Parks | 08/15/2018
City of St. Louis Issues A Record $1.14 Billion in Building Permits for Fiscal Year 2018
Value of 2018 Projects Is 86 Percent Increase Over Fiscal Year 2017
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/31/2018
Prop 1 Asks Voters to Consider a $50 Million No-Tax-Increase Bond Issue for Capital Improvements
Voters will decide whether to approve a bond issue that would replace old vehicles, repair & renovate aging facilities & upgrade outdated technology.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 07/18/2018
On the Map: Black Rep
This edition of On the Map focuses on the St. Louis Black Repertory Company, the premiere professional black theater company in the country.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 07/17/2018
Mayor Krewson Announces Search for Director of the St. Louis Department of Health
Krewson announced Monday that a search will begin immediately to find a director to lead the City’s Health Department
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Health | 07/02/2018
On the Map: Lynch's Slave Pens
Lynch’s Slave Pens were holding places for enslaved men, women, and children before they were sold at slave markets in downtown St. Louis
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 06/15/2018
Board of Estimate and Apportionment Approves Contract for Advisor Team as City Considers Privatizing the Management and Operation of St. Louis Lambert International Airport
This advisor team includes local and national experts with experience in all aspects of public-private partnerships
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Board of Estimate and Apportionment | 06/13/2018
City to Terminate Agreement with Northside Regeneration, LLC
Claims developer in default of Redevelopment Agreement.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Development Corporation | 06/12/2018
City Announces the Start of the “School's Out Café” Summer Meal Program Free Breakfast and Lunch for Young People up to Age 18
Mayor announces that the City of St. Louis' School’s Out Café, will provide free breakfast and lunch, to youth groups this summer.
News/Announcement | Youth and Family Services Division,Office of the Mayor | 06/07/2018
St. louis Memorial Day Weekend
Honoring those Americans who gave their lives in military service to our nation
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/25/2018
On the Map: Rosebud Cafe
A popular spot for St. Louis ragtime musicians at the turn of the twentieth century owned by Tom Turpin.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 05/15/2018
City of St Louis to Plant 500 Trees in Four City Parks
St. Louis and several community partners will plant trees as part of a community tree planting initiative with the Partners for Places program.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/04/2018
On the Map: Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing
The third featured place in the On the Map series is the Mary Meachum Freedom Crossing on the Mississippi Greenway along the St. Louis riverfront
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 04/23/2018
Free Gun Locks at City Hall April 27th 2018
Free gun locks will be available from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 27 at St. Louis City Hall.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 04/20/2018
Mayor Lyda Krewson Announces Launch of Bike Share in the City of St. Louis
Lime Bike and OFO to Begin Operations Monday April 16. Companies to Prioritize Access for Low-Income Communities.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Streets | 04/16/2018
Media Advisory: Mayor Krewson to Announce Launch of Bike Share in St. Louis
Mayor Lyda Krewson will host a press conference at 9 a.m. Monday, April 16, 2018 at Kiener Plaza to announce St. Louis's new bike share agreements.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Department of Streets | 04/13/2018
On the map Du-Good Chemical Laboratories and Manufacturers
Did you know South Jefferson was home to important scientific advancement under the leadership of Lincoln Diuguid?
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 03/21/2018
City Releases Preliminary Resilience Assessment
Developed with Contributions from over 1,300 Community Members, Assessment Identifies Five Focus Areas for City’s Resilience Efforts
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 03/13/2018
Mayor Lyda Krewson Appoints Chief Technology Officer and Chief Information Officer
CTO and CIO Will Address Technology Gaps and Opportunities Within City Government and St. Louis At-Large
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Information Technology Services Agency | 03/12/2018
On the Map: Black History in St. Louis Lewis Place
To commemorate Black History throughout the year, we will be sharing the stories of places in our city.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Planning & Urban Design Agency | 02/27/2018
Mayor Krewson Joins Mayors From Across the Country Opposing the Clean Power Plan Repeal
Mayor Joins Hundreds of Mayors Urging Trump Administration to Act on Climate
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/20/2018
Value of Projects with New Building Permits Soars in January
8 Wards Already Surpassing Total FY17 Development Value
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Building Division | 02/14/2018
Downtown STL Inc. Launching Test of Last Mile Microtransit Service
Downtown STL, Inc. Launching Test of Last Mile Microtransit Service in Downtown
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/12/2018
St. Louis Hosts First-ever 100 Resilient Cities ‘CoLab’ as the City Prioritizes Equitable Economic Development
Event brings together Municipal leaders from St. Louis, Tulsa, Nashville, and Chicago, private sector companies and other experts.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 02/08/2018
Mayor Krewson's Update on Airport Privatization Pilot Program
City seeking authorization to explore participation in the Airport Privatization Pilot Program
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 01/26/2018
Cristina Garmendia Hired as City of St. Louis’ Equity Indicators Project Manager
Mayor Lyda Krewson announced that Cristina Garmendia has been hired as Equity Indicators Project Manager
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 01/24/2018
City of St Louis Winter Outreach and Shelter Operations in Effect starting Thursday January 11th
With freezing temperatures expected Mayor asks that citizens check on their neighbors, elderly, or the sick.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 01/11/2018
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Freedom Celebration
Holiday Observed Monday, January 15, 2018
Press release | St. Louis Art Museum,Office of the Mayor | 01/11/2018
City of St Louis Extends Winter Shelter and Outreach Operations through Saturday
Increased Outreach and Shelter Beds Available
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 01/02/2018
City leaders ask the public's help to keep people safe during extreme temperatures
With freezing temperatures expected Mayor asks that citizens check on their neighbors, elderly, or the sick.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 01/01/2018
Mayor Lyda Krewson and Director of Public Safety Jimmie Edwards Appoint John Hayden as Police Commissioner
Mayor Lyda Krewson and Director of Public Safety Jimmie Edwards have appointed John Hayden as police commissioner, effective immediately
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 12/28/2017
Winter Outreach and Shelter Operations in Effect for the City of St Louis
Winter outreach and shelter operations will be in effect for the City of St. Louis through Monday, January 1st
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Homeless Services | 12/27/2017
Mayor Lyda Krewson and Public Safety Director Jimmie Edwards Call for Increased Community Engagement to Help Combat Gun Violence
Private Groups funding Gun Buyback Saturday at Omega Center from 9a.m. - 3p.m.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety | 12/20/2017
Police Commissioner Six Finalist
The following six applicants are the finalists in consideration to be named the next police commissioner of the City of St. Louis.
Press release | Department of Public Safety,Office of the Mayor | 12/14/2017
City to Host Police Chief Candidate Town Hall
The City of St. Louis is hosting a moderated town hall for police chief candidates.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 12/13/2017
City of St Louis Winter Outreach and Shelter Operations in Effect for Thursday December 7th
Winter outreach and shelter operations will be in effect for the City of St. Louis on Thursday, December 7th.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 12/07/2017
Mayor Lyda Krewson appoints 8th Ward Alderman Stephen Conway as city assessor
Conway, 60, a lawyer and a certified professional accountant, will begin effective November 27.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Office of the Assessor | 11/27/2017
2017 St. Louis City Thanksgivings Events
Happy Thanksgiving!
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/20/2017
City and Partners Roll Out Project To Reduce Building Energy Use
The OLGA Award honors innovative government programs that significantly contribute to the public sector.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/17/2017
Statement from Mayor Lyda Krewson on Passage of Proposition P
By passing Prop P we took a step toward making a safer St. Louis a reality
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 11/07/2017
Mayor Krewson Appoints Irene Agustin New Director of Human Services
Agustin previously served as the department’s chief program manager for the Division of Homeless Services.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Human Services | 10/24/2017
St Louis Awarded a perfect 100 score in the Human Rights Campaign Municipal Equality Index
The Human Rights Campaign has awarded the City of St. Louis a perfect 100 score on the Municipal Equality Index.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 10/24/2017
Chicago Mayor Emanuel Announces 17 Cities Now Host EPA Climate Change Information
City of St. Louis hosts the EPA Climate Change Information at https://climatechange.stlouis-mo.gov/
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 10/22/2017
Citizen Advisory Committee to hold public meeting Tuesday October 24th 2017
The committee will go into a executive session to discuss the logistics of the upcoming interviews for a police commissioner.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 10/19/2017
St. Louis is joining the federal Smart Cities Initiative
The City of St. Louis is joining the federal Smart Cities Initiative
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Information Technology Services Agency | 10/16/2017
Circuit Judge Jimmie M Edwards New Director of Public Safety
St. Louis Mayor Lyda Krewson Appoints Circuit Judge Jimmie M. Edwards Director of Public Safety
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Public Safety | 10/13/2017
St Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) pledges to Skill up 500 people in 100 Days
St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment (SLATE) announced today an effort to train or certify 500 St. Louis residents in 100 days.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 09/28/2017
Mayor Krewson and Chief O'Toole call for independent investigation into Police Department's response to demonstrations
Mayor and Police Chief pledge investigation of St. Louis City Police Department’s response to demonstrations and civil disobedience.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 09/27/2017
Rich Bradley on Kenneth Calvert’s “Cornerstones of Courage and Culture” Mural
Statement from Board of Public Service President
News/Announcement | Board of Public Service,Office of the Mayor | 09/25/2017
The Ferguson Commission Report is Our Way Forward
By Mayor Lyda Krewson
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 09/22/2017
St. Louis holds an opportunity to lead the way: My thoughts on the last few days
by Lyda Krewson
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/19/2017
Update: Mayor Krewson Postpones Town Hall Meetings
Mayor Lyda Krewson postpones remaining Town Hall meetings.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/19/2017
Saturday Update from Mayor Krewson
Mayor Lyda Krewson, on Saturday, offered these thoughts on the protests from Friday night.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 09/16/2017
Mayor Krewsons statement on verdict
Mayor Krewson's statement on verdict
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/15/2017
City of St. Louis files lawsuit to challenge April 4, 2017 election result on Proposition NS
The lawsuit asks the court to order the Board of Election Commissioners to certify that the April 4 ballot issue passed.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Land Reutilization Authority | 09/07/2017
Mayor Krewson's Shares Some Thoughts About the Upcoming Stockley Verdict
The mayor's office does not know the outcome of the case or when the verdict will be announced.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 09/05/2017
City and BJC to Open Forest Park Parkway at Kingshighway
Mayor Lyda Krewson will cut the ribbon to mark the grand opening
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Streets | 08/31/2017
Mayor Krewson Appoints Jamie Wilson
Mayor replaces former Director of Department of Streets Steve Runde with Jamie Wilson.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Department of Streets | 08/30/2017
SLATE Awarded $1.1 million YouthBuild Grant
Award is through the Department of Labor Employment and Training Administration (DOL-ETA)
Press release | Office of the Mayor,St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment | 08/25/2017
Mayor Krewson Appoints New City Supply Commissioner
Mayor Krewson has appointed Pamela Kuehling as City of St. Louis Supply Commissioner.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/16/2017
Mayor Krewson Announces New City Appointees
Four New Appointees Named
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/10/2017
Mayor Krewson's Response To Missouri NAACP's Travel Advisory
Mayor Krewson opposes Senate Bill 43 and all legislation that removes protections from discrimination
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 08/04/2017
Progress on Future NGA Site
Kolb Grading LLC Awarded Final Site Preparation Contract
News/Announcement | St. Louis Development Corporation,Office of the Mayor | 07/28/2017
Updated Statement on MSI
Update on access to air conditioning at the Medium Security Institution (MSI) at 7600 North Hall Street.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Medium Security Institution | 07/22/2017
Water Main Break Could Result in Warmer Building Temperatures Downtown
A water main break at 13th and Convention streets has resulted in a drop in water pressure in cooling towers in some downtown buildings.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Water Division | 07/21/2017
EPA Air Monitors Detect No Airborne Asbestos Around Clemens House Fire Site
Additional air monitoring stations will continue testing throughout the week.
News/Announcement | Department of Health,Office of the Mayor | 07/20/2017
City's Minimum Wage Ordinance Remains Effective and Enforceable until August 28, 2017
Covered employers are obligated under the law to comply with the City's minimum wage rate until August 28, 2017.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/19/2017
Progress on Future NGA Site: Minority Union Contractor Awarded Demolition of Shoe Building
Salvaged Brick to be Used on Next NGA West Site
Press release | St. Louis Development Corporation,Office of the Mayor | 07/07/2017
Citizen Advisory Committee to Host Second Public Forum
Media Advisory
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 07/07/2017
City of St. Louis Has Reached a Settlement With the Civil War Museum
Mayor Krewson will be available to answer questions at 11 a.m. today in Room 200 at City Hall.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/26/2017
Mayor's Statement on Today's Court Ruling
Mayor's Statement on Today's Court Ruling on the ownership of and disposition of the Confederate Monument.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/19/2017
Citizen Advisory Committee to Host Public Forums
Media Advisory
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/19/2017
Mayor Emanuel Announces 12 Other Cities Join Chicago to Publish EPA Climate Change Information
City of St. Louis publishes https://climatechange.stlouis-mo.gov/
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/11/2017
Mayor Krewson Launches Citywide Initiative to Measure Progress Toward Equity
Equity is a Priority for the City of St. Louis
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/07/2017
Citizen Advisory Committee Announced to Assist Search for City Police Chief
Mayor Lyda Krewson has formed a Citizen Advisory Committee that will help guide the City during the search for a new chief of police
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Metropolitan St. Louis Police Department | 05/25/2017
STL Youth Jobs Receives $297,000 from the Citi Foundation and the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund to Expand Summer Jobs and Financial Literacy
STL Youth Jobs engages young adults in meaningful employment to reduce crime, increase academic success and build skills to build a lasting career.
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/23/2017
Mayor Krewson to Hold Press Conference Announcing Expansion of STL Youth Jobs Program
STL Youth Jobs receives $297,000 from Citi Foundation to expand summer jobs and financial literacy
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 05/22/2017
St. Louis City Named a Silver Level Bicycle Friendly Community by the League of American Bicyclists
The designation is an upgrade from the City's previous Bronze Level designation.
News/Announcement | Department of Streets,Office of the Mayor | 05/12/2017
City nears completion of comprehensive 2017 property reassessment
Notices are expected to be mailed on or around May 10.
Press release | Office of the Assessor,Office of the Mayor | 05/09/2017
Safety Tips for Flood Cleanup Workers
The City of St. Louis Department of Health joins OSHA in reminding citizens that the dangers of flooding don’t end when the rains stops.
Press release | Office of the Mayor,Division of Health | 05/02/2017
St. Louis to Participate in Airport Privatization Pilot Program
Acceptance into the program allows the city to begin negotiations with private entities wishing to operate the airport.
Press release | St. Louis Lambert International Airport,Office of the Mayor | 04/24/2017
Inauguration Day in the City of St. Louis
Swearing in ceremonies will take place on Tuesday, April 18, 2017 for the Office of Mayor, Comptroller and various members of the Board of Aldermen
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor,Board of Aldermen,Office of the Comptroller | 04/17/2017

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