Commend a First Responder

Submit a commendation for a St. Louis police officer, firefighter or EMS worker who has performed exceptionally in their job duties.

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Begin online: /government/departments/public-safety/civilian-oversight/commend-form.cfm

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Overview

You can use this form to commend a first responder who you feel has performed exceptionally in their job duties or in a response to a request for assistance.

Preparation

Prepare to submit the following information:

  1. The name of the first responder.
  2. Their role (police, fire, EMS, or a City resident who has contributed to public safety).
  3. The reason you are submitting them for commendation.
  4. You can submit the form anonymously, or you may provide your first and last name, email address and/or phone number.

Instructions

Use the begin online button to begin your submission.

Begin online

Begin online: /government/departments/public-safety/civilian-oversight/commend-form.cfm

What to Expect

The first responder will be informed that you commended them. They will see only your name and the reason you commended them.

Contact

Civilian Oversight

cobstlcity@stlouis-mo.gov

(314) 657-1600

1520 Market Street, Room 4029
St. Louis, MO 63103

8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday

Contact the Civilian Oversight

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