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Mayor Cara Spencer Signs Executive Order Updating M/WBE Certification and Contracting Standards

Sep 5, 2025 - Spencer signed Executive Order 91, which resumes under a strong legal framework the City’s issuance of minority/women-owned business enterprise certification.

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Departments and Agencies

  • 100% Clean Energy Advisory Board
    The Board of Aldermen of the City of St. Louis authorizes the City’s Sustainability Plan and calls for the City to commit to transition to 100 percent clean energy in the form of wind and solar and energy efficiency measures within the electricity sector by 2035.
  • Affordable Housing Commission
    We promote City living and neighborhood stabilization through the preservation and production of affordable, accessible housing and support services that enhance the quality of life for those in need.
  • Air Pollution Control
    Air Pollution Control provides permitting approval for asbestos abatement, demolition, and occupancy. Inspectors also provide site monitoring and enforcement required by the City ordinance.
  • American Recovery Act Funds
    The Board of Aldermen of the City of St. Louis is seeking public input on the proposed spending of the American Recovery Act Funds
  • Archives Department
    Genealogy and historical research resources for adoptions before 1917, marriages before 1932, land records, cemeteries and more
  • Assessor's Office
    The Assessor's Office assesses and records information on all property for the City of St. Louis.
  • Behavioral Health Bureau
    A collaboration between the Department of Health, the CDC Foundation and community partners to better the city's mental health.
  • Birth Records Department
    How to request Birth Certificates, Records and related resources.
  • Board of Aldermen
    The Board of Aldermen is the legislative body of the City of St. Louis and creates, passes, and amends local laws, as well as approve the City's budget every year. There are fourteen aldermen, one from each ward in the City and a President.
  • Board of Aldermen President's Office
    Welcome to the Board of Aldermen President's Office.
  • Board of Estimate and Apportionment
    The Board of Estimate and Apportionment approves all City of St. Louis real estate purchases, appropriations and the city's annual operating budget. Find meeting dates and meeting materials.
  • Board of Public Service (BPS) Department of the President
    The Board of Public Service (BPS) Department of the President is responsible for all public works and improvements undertaken by the City or in which the City is interested and prepares all plans and specifications thereof, except where supervision work or preparation is otherwise provided by the member departments of the Board of Public Service.
  • Budget Division
    The Budget Division is responsible for the development and monitoring of the City's annual budget and operating plan.
  • Building Division
    The Building Division enforces the City building code, issues building permits, conducts building inspections, demolishes vacant buildings, and enforces zoning ordinances.
  • Building Division Permits Section
    Permits Section -- We are encouraging all customers who would like to obtain Demolition, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Tent and/or Housing Conservation/HCD (residential occupancy) Permits to utilize the Building Division Permit Section on-line system at www.stlcitypermits.com
  • Circuit Attorney
    The Circuit Attorney is elected by its citizens as the prosecutor for state-level criminal cases in the City of St. Louis. Specialized units include Child Support, Community Affairs, Drug Court, Felony Trial, Victim Services, White Collar Crime and the Warrant Office.
  • Circuit Clerk
    The Circuit Clerk's Office is responsible for the organization and maintenance of the 5,000,000 court files (1804 - present) in storage and the 40,000 new civil and criminal cases filed every year in the 22nd Judicial Circuit.
  • City Counselor's Office
    The City Counselor's Office is a full-service law firm representing the City of St. Louis.
  • City Emergency Management Agency (CEMA)
    The City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency (CEMA), a division of the Department of Public Safety, maintains an ongoing program of prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response and recovery
  • City Marshal
    Marshals provide auxiliary protective services as dictated by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
  • Civil Rights Enforcement Agency
    The mission of the Civil Rights Enforcement Agency is to monitor and investigate fair housing, equal employment and public accommodation complaints.
  • Civil Service Commission
    Functions, responsibilities, and upcoming meetings of the Civil Service Commission
  • Civilian Oversight Board (COB)
    The Board's function is to review and investigate citizen complaints against alleged misconduct of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
  • Civilian Oversight Division
    The Division of Civilian Oversight is an independent agency where civilians lead investigations on police incidents that directly impact St. Louisans and their neighbors.
  • Communicable Disease
    Serving the St. Louis region through planning, education, data reporting, and dissemination of information regarding HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, COVID-19, mpox and more.
  • Communications Division
    The Communications Division is home to the local government access channel known as STL TV.
  • Community Development Administration (CDA)
    The Community Development Administration (CDA) serves as the City of St. Louis’ clearinghouse for federal, state, and local funds. CDA works to implement the Mayor's economic justice agenda by funding a wide range of public and nonprofit entities to provide public services, build affordable housing, combat blight, and conduct various other community development activities.
  • Comptroller's Office
    The Comptroller serves as the Chief Fiscal Officer (CFO) of the City of St. Louis and is a member of the executive branch of city government and the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
  • Construction Division
    The Construction Division ensures that public works projects for the City of St. Louis are completed in a quality, cost effective, and timely manner.
  • Contracts Division
    The Contracts Division is the contracting agency for City public works projects.
  • Corrections Division
    The Division houses in the City Justice Center citizens who are arrested by the police.
  • Cultural Resources Office
    The Cultural Resources Office is the preservation agency of the City of St. Louis and responsible for review of all exterior work within the City’s 18 local historic districts, 132 City Landmarks, public parks and public buildings, and encroachments into public rights-of-way. The Cultural Resources Office also reviews any proposed demolitions of buildings that are listed on the National Register either individually or as part of a district; or are located within local historic districts or Preservation Review Districts.
  • Death Records Department
    How to request Death Certificates and related resources.
  • Detention Facilities Oversight Board
    The Board advises the Mayor, Corrections and Public Safety regarding detention facility operations, conditions of detention, and Division of Corrections policies.
  • Disadvantaged, Minority, and Women Owned Business Enterprises
    Administering the DBE, ACDBE, MBE, and WBE programs
  • Earnings Tax Department
    The Earnings Tax Department is responsible for collecting all payroll and earnings taxes due to the City of St. Louis.
  • East-West Gateway Council of Governments
    Contact information and link to the East-West Gateway Council of Governments website.
  • Economic Development Tax Board
    Events and meeting materials pertaining to the Economic Development Tax Board
  • Employee Benefits
    The Employee Benefits Section administers the full spectrum of employee benefit programs available to City employees and their families. The Benefits Section also administers the Retiree and COBRA insurance programs.
  • Employees Retirement System
    Employees Retirement System information concerning contributions, eligibility, employers and retirees
  • Environmental Health
    Environmental Health protects people from environmental hazards and disease through effective and efficient prevention and treatment efforts.
  • Excise Division
    A division of the Department of Public Safety that oversees all liquor licenses in the City of St. Louis also known as City Liquor Control
  • Family, Community, and School Health
    Provides Child Asthma, Lead Testing, Smoking Cessation and School Health services and administers the Healthy Women, Health Equity, and Maternal and Child Health programs.
  • Fire Department
    Established on Sept. 14, 1857, the St. Louis Fire Department is the second oldest career Fire Department in the United States
  • Firefighters' Retirement Plan
    Welcome to the Firefighters' Retirement Plan ("FRP") website.
  • Food and Beverage Control Program
    Food and Beverage Control inspects and permits restaurants, taverns, and other establishments serving food, including food booths at fairs and festivals, to ensure food safety.
  • HIV/AIDS in the City of St. Louis
    Services, resources, and data related to HIV and AIDS in the City of St. Louis
  • Human Services
    The Department of Human Services coordinates programming and funding through the Office on the Disabled, Homeless Services, the St. Louis Area Agency on Aging, and Youth and Family Services
  • Information Technology Services Agency
    Our services include computer support, programming, and website administration.
  • Jury Duty Supervisor
    Learn about the Jury Duty Supervisor's Office and the requirements to be eligible to serve as a juror in Missouri.
  • LRA Property Search and Purchasing Resources
    The Land Reutilization Authority owns vacant structures and makes them available to buy for rehabilitation. Search the land bank and learn how purchasing works.
  • Land Records Department
    Deed Recording and Land Records Copies, Deeds, Mortgages, Liens, and Subdivision Plats Records available through the Recorder of Deeds
  • Marriage Records Department
    Marriage Records, Marriage License Issuance and Copies
  • Mayor's Office
    Welcome to the Office of the Mayor of St. Louis
  • Medical Examiner
    The Office of the Medical Examiner is responsible for the investigation of all death which occur as a result of unusual or suspicious circumstances, as well as certain deaths which fall under its jurisdiction by Missouri law (RsMo 58.720 and 58.722).
  • Municipal Court
    Traffic Court, Minor Alcohol/Drug Court, Earnings Tax Court, Truancy Court, and Problem Property Court
  • Occupancy Permits
    Information on applying for commercial and residential occupancy permits.
  • Office of Building Performance
    The Office of Building Performance (OBP) oversees Building Energy Performance Standards (BEPS) and their implementation, compliance, and enforcement.
  • Office of New Americans
    The Office of New Americans helps immigrants and refugees access the resources they need to feel included and supported as they settle into life in St. Louis.
  • Office of Special Events
    Information about what you need to do in order to apply for a Special Event Permit, submit events to the city calendar, and other helpful information involving event planning.
  • Office of Violence Prevention
    Coordinating public safety resources and community violence intervention programs to make St. Louis neighborhoods safer.
  • Office of the Secretary
    The Office of the Secretary manages Board of Public Service meeting materials and issues permits on behalf of the Board.
  • Parking Violations Bureau
    Information on Paying a Ticket, Ticket and Towing Status, Special Plates, Parking Garages, and other Services.
  • Parks Division
    The Parks Division of the Parks Department operates and maintains the 108 parks in the City of St. Louis
  • Personal Property
    Personal property is tangible property that includes cars, trucks, motorcycles, boats, and business assets. It does not include real property.
  • Personal Property Tax Department
    Information about paying the Personal Property Tax in the City of St. Louis
  • Personnel Department
    The Personnel Department handles the City's Human Resources needs and responsibilities.
  • Plan Exam
    Overview of the duties of the Plan Exam Section and guidelines for residential construction.
  • Planning Commission
    The Planning Commission, its members and staff, and access to meeting information and materials.
  • Planning and Urban Design Agency
    Planning for the future of the City of St. Louis through effective measures of planning, design review, construction plan approval, code compliance, and housing assistance.
  • Police Division
    The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Division (SLMPD) serves the City of St. Louis. This page is provided as a courtesy service to direct visitors to the Official SLMPD website.
  • Preservation Board
    Information about the St Louis Preservation Board, its responsibilities, meetings, agendas
  • Public Administrator
    The Public Administrator acts on behalf of the citizens of St. Louis before the Probate Division of the St. Louis Circuit Court.
  • Public Utilities Department
    The Public Utilities Department includes the Water Division and Communications Division.
  • Real Estate Tax Department
    The Real Estate Department collects taxes for each of the approximately 220,000 parcels of property within city limits
  • Real Property Appraisal
    Real Property includes the land itself and all growing crops, buildings, structures, improvements and fixtures on the land. It also includes all rights and privileges belonging or related to the land.
  • Recorder of Deeds and Vital Records Registrar
    Birth, death, land, marriage records, and archival records
  • Records and Mapping
    Transfer of real property ownership, plat maps of all parcels, certificate of value (COV), address changes for real property owners
  • Register
    The Register has custody of the city seal, original rolls of ordinances, contracts, conditional bonds, title deeds, certificates and papers, and all other records
  • Sheriff's Office
    The Sheriff's office is responsible for the security of the courtrooms of the Twenty-Second Judicial Circuit Court and serves court papers and eviction notices.
  • St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment
    Connecting job seekers to training programs and employment, helping employers diversify their workforce, and assisting youth with career skills
  • St. Louis Circuit Court
    St. Louis Circuit Court (also known as 22nd Judicial Circuit of Missouri). Find information on reporting for Jury Duty, use CaseNet to track case information, and access forms
  • St. Louis Development Corporation
    SLDC is the independent economic development agency serving the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
  • St. Louis Housing Authority
    This pages is provided as a courtesy service to direct visitors to the Official Housing Authority website.
  • St. Louis Port Authority
    The Port Authority of the City of St. Louis supports economic development in the City’s 6,000-acre Port District, which lies along the City’s 19 miles of Mississippi River frontage. In addition to managing leases for City-owned property in this area, the Authority works with shipping stakeholders across the bi-state area to promote regional commerce.
  • Supply Division
    The Supply Division is responsible for the procurement of all supplies, equipment, equipment maintenance and selected services for all City Departments.
  • Sustainability In The City
    The City of St. Louis harnesses the strength and spirit of its diverse community to create an economically, socially and ecologically vibrant City for present and future generations
  • Towing Division
    The City of St. Louis Towing Division's goal is to improve the safety of the City's streets by removing vehicles that are illegally parked, abandoned, or that are impeding the flow of traffic
  • Treasurer
    We provide the City's banking, investment, parking, and financial empowerment services.
  • Vector Control
    Vector Control works to decrease potential disease vectors, including mosquitoes and rats, both of which spread disease and are a nuisance. The program also responds to reports of other potential disease vectors.
  • Vital Records Department
    Vital Records Department comprises the Birth, Death, and Veterans Records Departments
  • Water Division
    Contact information and link to the Water Division website.
  • Web Development
    Web Development Section of the City's IT department and responsible for the City of St. Louis Community Information Network.
  • Zoning Section
    The Zoning Section is responsible for administering and enforcing the City of St. Louis Zoning Code Ordinance.

Online Applications and Forms

Downloadable Forms

Laws, Bills, and Policies

Plans and Reports

Maps and GIS

  • 2022 CDA & MHB-Assisted Childcare Funding and Locations
    Neighborhoods with centers receiving funding, and locations of centers
  • 41XX-43XX Lindell Historic District Map
    Map showing the boundaries of the 41XX-42XX Lindell Historic District
  • Academy Neighborhood Map
    Academy general boundaries are defined as Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. on the North, eastward to Kingshighway Blvd. on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd. on the South, northward to Union Blvd. on the West, northward on Union Blvd. to Dr. Martin Luther King Dr.
  • African-American Historic Sites
    This map contains sites identified as having historic significance to the African-American community.
  • Areas of Review
    An overview of the Cultural Resources Office's areas of review.
  • Baden Neighborhood Map
    Baden general boundaries are defined as the City Limits to Maline Creek on the North, eastward to Hall St. on the East, southward along Hall St. to Calvary Ave. westward on Calvary Ave. to Broadway Ave. northward on Broadway to the Wabash Norfolk-Western Railroad on the South, northward along R.R. to Riverview Blvd. on the West, northward on Riverview Blvd to the City Limits.
  • Benton Park Local Historic District Map
    Benton Park Local Historic District Map
  • Benton Park Neighborhood Map
    Benton Park general boundaries are defined as Gravois Ave. on the North, southward to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) on the East to Cherokee St., on the South, westward to Cherokee St. to S. Jefferson Ave., on the West to Gravois Av.
  • Benton Park West Neighborhood Map
    Benton Park West general boundaries are defined as Gravois Ave. on the North, southward to S. Jefferson Ave. on the East, westward to Cherokee St. on the South, southward to S. Compton Ave., westward to Potomac St. on the South, northward to Gravois Ave. on the West.
  • Bevo Mill Neighborhood Map
    Bevo Mill general boundaries are defined as Chippewa St. on the North, southward to the Missouri Pacific Railroad on the East, westward to Bates St., southward to Leona St., westward to Holly Hills Blvd. on the South, northward to Carlsbad Ave., westward to Rosa Ave., northward to Christy Blvd. on the West, northward on S. Kingshighway Blvd. to Chippewa St.
  • Botanical Heights (McRee Town) Neighborhood Map
    Botanical Heights (formerly McRee Town) general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to 39th St., on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 (1-44) on the South, northward to Vandeventer Ave. on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • Boulevard Heights Neighborhood Map
    Boulevard Heights general boundaries are defined as Gravois Ave. on the North, southward to Rosa Ave., westward to Carlsbad Ave, southward to Holly Hills Blvd. on the East, westward to Leona St., southward to Loughborough Ave. to Grand Ave on the South along Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) to River City Blvd, northward to City Limits on the West to Gravois Ave.
  • COVID-19 Case Data
    Manage COVID-19 case data
  • Carondelet Neighborhood Map
    Carondelet general boundaries are defined as Walsh St. on the North, southward to Virginia Ave. eastward to Eichelberger St., southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to E. Nagel Ave., southward to S. Broadway, westward to E. Robert Ave., on the South, northward to Virginia Ave. westward to Robert Ave. southward to Alabama Ave. westward to River City Blvd. to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) northward to S Grand Ave. eastward to Loughborough Ave. northward to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) westward to Holly Hills Blvd. northward to S. Grand Blvd on the West to Walsh St.
  • Carr Square Neighborhood Map
    Carr Square general boundaries are defined as Cass Ave. on the North, southward to N. 13th St. to N Tucker Blvd on the East westward to Cole St. on the South, northward to N. Jefferson Ave. on the West to Cass Ave.
  • Central West End Historic District Map
  • Central West End Neighborhood Map
    Central West End general boundaries are defined as Delmar Blvd. on the North, southward to N Vandeventer Ave. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 64 (I-64) on the South, northward to S. Kingshighway Blvd, westward to Lindell Blvd. northward to Union Blvd on the West to Delmar Blvd.
  • Cheltenham Neighborhood Map
    Cheltenham general boundaries are defined as Oakland Ave. on the North, southward to Macklind Ave. on the East, westward to Manchester Ave. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West to Oakland Ave.
  • Cherokee-Lemp Brewery Historic District Map
    Photo and PDF map of the Cherokee-Lemp Brewery Historic District Map
  • City Districts and Landmarks Map
    Districts and Landmarks Map
  • City Historic Districts Maps
    Historic Districts Maps for each of the historic districts in St. Louis City
  • City of St. Louis High Volume and Low Volume Traffic Map
    The map shows the high/low traffic volume classification for each street segment in the city.
  • City of St. Louis Street Paving Map
    Current Street Department and MODOT street paving projects in the City of St. Louis
  • Citywide Neighborhood Map
    Standard, tabloid size neighborhood map.
  • Citywide Ward Map 2021
    36" x 64", large format citywide ward map.
  • Citywide Ward Map Comparison (2011 & 2021)
    36" x 64" large-format citywide ward map showing 2011 and 2021 ward boundaries.
  • Clayton Tamm Neighborhood Map
    Clayton Tamm general boundaries are defined as Oakland Ave. on the North, southward to Hampton Ave. on the East, westward to Manchester Ave. to Dale Ave. on the South, northward to Louisville Ave. on the West to Oakland Ave.
  • Clifton Heights Neighborhood Map
    Clifton Heights general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the North, southward to Hampton Ave. on the East, westward to Arsenal St. on the South, northward to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • College Hill Neighborhood Map
    College Hill general boundaries are defined as Adelaide Ave. on the North, southward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70), on the East, westward to Ferry St on the South, northward to N. Florissant Ave. to W. Florissant Ave. on the West to Adelaide Ave.
  • Columbus Square Neighborhood Map
    Columbus Square general boundaries are defined as Cass Ave. on the North, southward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70), on the East, westward to Cole St. on the South, northward to N. Tucker Blvd to N. 13th St. on the West to Cass Ave.
  • Composite Geocoding Verification
    The map application on this page can be used to verify addresses against the City's composite geocoder as well as ensure locational accuracy when collecting addresses for various programmatic tracking.
  • Compton Heights Neighborhood Map
    Compton Heights general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44), on the North, southward to Nebraska Ave. on the East, westward to Shenandoah Ave. on the South, northward to S. Grand Blvd. on the West to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • Compton Hill Historic District Map
  • Covenant Blu Grand Center Neighborhood Map
    Covenant Blu Grand Center general boundaries are defined as Cass Ave. on the North, southward Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. to N. Compton Ave. on the East, westward to Lindell Blvd. on the South, northward to N. Vandeventer Ave. on the West to Cass Ave.
  • DeBaliviere Place Neighborhood Map
    DeBaliviere Place general boundaries are defined as Delmar Blvd on the North, southward to Union Blvd. on the East, westward to Lindell Blvd. on the South, northward to DeBaliviere Ave. westward to Forest Park Pky, northward to Debaliviere Ave on the West to Delmar Blvd.
  • Delmar West Commercial Corridor
    Map of the Delmar West Commercial Corridor
  • Downtown Neighborhood Map
    Downtown general boundaries are defined as Cole St. on the North, to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) Northward to Carr St. southward to Leonor K. Sullivan Blvd on the East, westward to Chouteau Ave. on the South, northward to Tucker Blvd on the West to Cole St.
  • Downtown West Neighborhood Map
    Downtown West general boundaries are defined as Cole St. on the North, southward to Tucker Blvd on the East, westward to Chouteau Ave. on the South, northward to N. Jefferson Ave. on the West to Cole St.
  • Dr. Martin Luther King Corridor
    Map of the Dr. Martin Luther King Corridor
  • Dutchtown Neighborhood Map
    Dutchtown general boundaries are defined as Chippewa St. on the North, southward to Piedmont Ave., westward to Meramec St southward to S. Compton on the East, westward to Eichelberger St. northward to Virginia Ave., westward to Walsh St. on the South, northward to Gustine Terrace on the West to Chippewa St.
  • Ellendale Neighborhood Map
    Ellendale general boundaries are defined as Manchester on the North, southward to Hampton Ave. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the South, northward to the City Limit on the West to Manchester Ave.
  • Fairground Neighborhood Map
    Fairgrounds general boundaries are defined as W Florissant Ave to N Florissant Ave. on the North, southward to Glasgow Ave. on the East, westward to Natural Bridge Ave. northward to N. Grand Blvd, westward to Kossuth Ave on the South, northward to Warne Ave on the West to W. Florissant Ave.
  • Florissant Ave. Commercial Corridor
    Map of the Florissant Ave. Commercial Corridor
  • Forest Park South East Neighborhood Map
    Forest Park Southeast general boundaries are defined as Interstate 64/U.S. Highway 40 on the North, southward to Vandeventer Ave. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the South, northward to Kingshighway Blvd on the West to Interstate 64/U.S. Highway 40.
  • Fountain Park Neighborhood Map
    Fountain Park general boundaries are defined as Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the North, southward to Walton Ave on the East, westward to Delmar Boulevard on the South, northward to North Kingshighway Boulevard on the West to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.
  • Fox Park Historic District Map
  • Fox Park Neighborhood Map
    Fox Park general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the North, southward to S. Jefferson Ave on the East, westward to Gravois Ave. on the South, northward to Nebraska Ave. on the West to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • Franz Park Neighborhood Map
    Franz Park general boundaries are defined as Dale Ave. on the North, southward to Kraft St., eastward to Dale Ave. westward to Manchester Ave. on the South, northward to Blendon Pl on the West to Dale Ave.
  • Goodfellow Commercial Corridor
    Map of the Goodfellow Commercial Corridor
  • Gravois Park Neighborhood Map
    Gravois Park general boundaries are defined as Cherokee St. on the North, southward to S. Jefferson on the East, westward to Chippewa St. on the South, northward to S.Grand Blvd to Gravois Av. eastward to Potomac St., northward to S. Compton Ave. on the West to Cherokee St.
  • HUD Qualified Census Tracts 2023
    Downloadable map of HUD Qualified Census Tracts (QCT) in St. Louis for 2023
  • Hamilton Heights Neighborhood Map
    Hamilton Heights general boundaries are defined as Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the Northeast, southward to Union Blvd on the East, westward to Page Ave. on the South, northward to Cockrill St. on the Western edge of the City to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.
  • Hi-Pointe Neighborhood Map
    Hi-Pointe general boundaries are defined as Clayton Ave. to Oakland Ave. on the North, southward to Louisville Ave., westward to Clayton Ave to Louisville Ave on the East, westward to Dale Ave., northward to Kraft St. westward to Dale Ave. on the South, northward to the western edge of the City Limits on the West, to Clayton Ave.
  • Historical Map of St. Louis 1947 Plan
    Historical Map of St. Louis 1947 Plan
  • Historical Map of St. Louis 1950 Zoning
    Historical Map of St. Louis 1950 Zoning
  • Historical Map of St. Louis 1974 Contour
    Historical Map of St. Louis 1974 Contour
  • Holly Hills Neighborhood Map
    Holly Hills general boundaries are defined as Bates St. northward to the Missouri Pacific Railroad, eastward to Walsh St. on the North, southward to S. Grand Blvd on the East, westward to Holly Hills St. on the South, northward to Leona St. on the West, to Bates St.
  • Hyde Park Historic District Map
  • Hyde Park Neighborhood Map
    Hyde Park general boundaries are defined as Ferry St. to the North, southward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) to the East, westward to Palm St. on the South, northward to Glasgow Ave. to N. Florissant Ave. on the West to Ferry St.
  • Impacted Area
    Map showing the approximate path of the tornado based on National Weather Service (NWS) data, as well as police districts 5 and 6 (curfew area).
  • Intensive Survey Property Location Map
    Map showing locations of properties selected for intensive survey for MCM Survey
  • Jeff Vanderlou Neighborhood Map
    Jeff-Vander-Lou (JVL) general boundaries are defined as Natural Bridge Ave. on the Northeast, southward to Farrar St. to North Jefferson Ave. on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd, northward to North Compton Ave. and Dr. Martin Luther King Dr. on the Southwest, northward to N. Vanderventer Ave on the West to Natural Bridge Ave.
  • Kings Oak Neighborhood Map
    Kings Oak general boundaries are defined as Oakland Ave. on the North, southward to S. Kingshighway on the East, westward to Manchester Ave. on the South, northward to Macklind Ave. to the West to Oakland Ave.
  • Kingsbury-Washington Terrace District Map
    Kingsbury-Washington Terrace District Map
  • Kingsway East Neighborhood Map
    Kingsway East general boundaries are defined as Natural Bridge Ave. on the North, southward to Marcus Ave. on the East, westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd. on the South, and northward to Kingshighway Blvd. on the West to Natural Bridge Ave.
  • Kingsway West Neighborhood Map
    Kingsway West general boundaries are defined as Natural Bridge Ave. on the North, southward to N. Kingshighway on the East, westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the South, northward to Union Blvd on the West to Natural Bridge Ave.
  • Kosciusko Neighborhood Map
    Kosciusko general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to the Mississippi River to the East, westward to Cherokee St. on the South, northward to South Broadway to Seventh Blvd. to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • LaSalle Park Neighborhood Map
    LaSalle Park general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) on the East, northward to S.Tucker Blvd. on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • Lafayette Square Historic District Map
  • Lafayette Square Neighborhood Map
    Lafayette Square general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to Dolman St. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 on the South, northward to S. Jefferson on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • Lewis Place Neighborhood Map
    Lewis Place general boundaries are defined as Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the North, southward to N. Newstead Ave on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd. on the South, northward to Walton Ave. on the West to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive.
  • Lindenwood Park Neighborhood Map
    Lindenwood Park general boundaries are defined as Arsenal St. on the North, southward to Hampton Ave. on the East, westward to Chippewa St. on the South, northward to the City Limits to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the West to Arsenal St.
  • Low Income Low Access (LILA) Census Tracts Map
    The map outlines census tracts identified as Low Income Low Access (LILA) areas
  • Low and Moderate Income Map
    Downloadable map of most recent low and moderate income block groups in the City of St. Louis.
  • MCM Intensive Survey Map
    MCM Intensive Survey Map
  • MCM Reconnaissance Survey Map
    MCM Reconnaissance Survey Map
  • MCM Survey Map of all Properties
    MCM Survey Map
  • Map of Downtown Vending Zone
    See where mobile vending is allowed in Downtown St. Louis
  • Map of Forest Park
    Includes amenities, roads, parking, bike paths, playgrounds, park information, picnic areas, comfort stations.
  • Map of Planned Community Violence Interruption Neighborhoods
    Programming areas supervised by the Office of Violence Prevention
  • Marine Villa Neighborhood Map
    Marine Villa general boundaries are defined as Cherokee St. on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to Antique Row on the North, westward to Gasconade Street on the South, northward to S. Jefferson Av. on the West to Cherokee St.
  • Mark Twain I-70 Industrial Neighborhood Map
    Mark Twain/I-70 Industrial general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) on the North, southward to Geraldine Av., eastward toward Penrose Park, southward along the western boundary of Penrose Park, eastward to Penrose St. to N. Kingshighway on the East, westward to Natural Bridge Ave. on the South, northward to the City Limits on the West to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70).
  • Mark Twain Neighborhood Map
    Mark Twain general boundaries are defined as West Florissant Av. on the North, westward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) on the South, eastward to Emerson Av. on the West to W. Florissant Av.
  • Mayor Slay Launches Missouri's Census in Schools Program
    Mayor Slay Launches Missouri's Census in Schools Program
  • McKinley Heights Historic District Map
  • McKinley Heights Neighborhood Map
    McKinley Heights general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the North southward to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) on the East, westward to Gravois Blvd. on the South, northward to S. Jefferson Ave. on the West, to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • Midtown Neighborhood Map
    Midtown general boundaries are defined as Lindell Blvd. northward to N. Compton Ave., eastward to Delmar Blvd. on the North, southward to Jefferson Ave. on the East, westward to Chouteau Ave. on the South, northward to Vandeventer Ave. on the West to Lindell Blvd.
  • Minimum Wage Law Boundary
    The City's minimum wage law covers addresses in the City of St. Louis
  • Mount Pleasant Neighborhood Map
    Mount Pleasant general boundaries are defined as Meramec St. on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to Eichelberger St. on the South, northward to S. Compton Ave. on the West to Meramec St.
  • National Register Districts and Sites Map
    Certified Local Districts, National Register Districts, National Register Sites and National Historic Landmarks Map
  • Natural Bridge Ave Commercial Corridor
    Map of the Natural Bridge Ave Commercial Corridor
  • Near North Riverfront Neighborhood Map
    Near North Riverfront general boundaries are defined as Adelaide Ave. on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to Carr St. on the South, northward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) to the West to Adelaide Ave.
  • Neighborhood Transformation Grants 2023 Awards Map
    Map of winners of Neighborhood Transformation Grants 2023 Awards
  • Neighborhood Transformation Investments
    Over the past four years, the Community Development Administration (CDA) has partnered with a wide range of public and private partners to make unprecedented investments into community driven projects and initiatives which are transforming neighborhoods across the City.
  • Neighborhood Transformation Investments
    A printable map of our Economic Justice Action Plan: Empower; Develop; Transform
  • North Hampton Neighborhood Map
    North Hampton general boundaries are defined as Scanlan Ave. to Connecticut St. on the North, southward to S. Kingshighway Blvd on the East, westward to Chippewa St. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West to Scanlan Ave.
  • North I-44 Historic District Map
  • North Pointe Neighborhood Map
    North Pointe general boundaries are defined as Riverview Blvd. on the Northeast, westward to W. Florissant Ave. on the South, northward to the City Limit on the West to Riverview Blvd.
  • North Riverfront Neighborhood Map
    North Riverfront general boundaries are defined as Maline Creek on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to Adelaide St. on the South, northward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) to the southern edge of Bellefontaine Cemetery, northward to N. Broadway, eastward to Thatcher Ave. northward to Hall St. on the West to Maline Creek.
  • O'Fallon Neighborhood Map
    O’Fallon general boundaries are defined as West Florissant Ave. northward to Harris Ave. eastward to Algernon St. to Adelaide Ave. on the North, southward to E. Warne Ave. on the East, westward to Kossuth Ave. southward to Fair Ave. westward to Natural Bridge Ave. on the South, northward to N. Newstead Ave. to Pope Ave on the West to West Florissant Ave.
  • Old North St. Louis Neighborhood Map
    Old North St. Louis general boundaries are defined as Palm St. on the North, southward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) on the East, westward to Cass Ave. on the South, northward to N. 13th St. to Mullanphy St to N. Florissant Ave. on the West to Palm St.
  • Opportunity Zone Map 4-13-2018
    Opportunity Zone Map 4-13-2018 Download PDF
  • PDA Mapping-Graphics Price List
  • Patch Neighborhood Map
    Patch general boundaries are defined as Robert Ave. northward to Virginia Ave. eastward on Robert Ave., northward to S. Broadway eastward to E. Nagel Ave. on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to the City Limits on the South, northward to Alabama Ave. on the West to Robert Ave.
  • Peabody Darst Webbe Neighborhood Map
    Peabody Darst Webbe general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to S. Tucker Blvd. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 55/44 (I-55/I-44) on the South. Northward to Dolman St. on the West, to Chouteau Ave.
  • Penrose Neighborhood Map
    Penrose general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) to W. Florissant Ave. on the North, southward to Pope Ave. to N. Newstead Ave. on the East, westward to Natural Bridge Ave. on the South, northward to N. Kingshighway Blvd, east ward on Penrose St. to the western edge of Penrose Park, northward on N. Euclid Ave. on the West to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70).
  • Perfected Redistricting Map 12-10-21
    PDF files of the Perfected Redistricting Map 12-10-21
  • Preservation Review District Map
    Preservation Review District Map Update
  • Princeton Heights Neighborhood Map
    Princeton Heights general boundaries are defined as Eichelberger St. to S. Kingshighway Blvd. on the North, southward to Christy Blvd. on the East, westward to Gravois Ave. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West to Eichelberger St.
  • Qualifying Census Tracts (QCT) Map
    The map outlines census tracts designated by HUD as Qualifying Census Tracts (QCT) where 50 percent or more of the households have incomes below 60 percent of the Area Median Gross Income (AMGI) or have a poverty rate of 25 percent or more.
  • Ranken Area Map
    Ranken Area Map of the demolition sites
  • Residential Market Analysis Interactive Map (2024)
    A tool to help City of St. Louis public officials and others direct the investment of public funds so that private investment may be strategically leveraged for the public’s benefit
  • Riverview Neighborhood Map
    Riverview general boundaries are defined as the City Limits on the North, southward to the Mississippi River on the East, westward to Chain of Rocks Road on the South, northward to the City Limit on the West to the Northern boundary of the City Limit.
  • Sample Custom Maps
    Sample Custom Maps produced by Planning's Mapping and Graphics available to the public for a fee.
  • Shaw Neighborhood Historic District Map
  • Shaw Neighborhood Map
    Shaw general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the North, southward to S. Grand Blvd. on the East, westward to Magnolia Ave. on the South, northward to Tower Grove Ave. on the West to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • Single Unit Structure Value Per Block Map
    Single Unit Structure Value Per Block Map
  • Skinker-DeBaliviere Neighborhood Map
    Skinker-DeBaliviere general boundaries are defined as Delmar Blvd on the North, southward to DeBaliviere Ave. on the East, westward to Lindell Blvd. on the South, northward to the City Limits on the West to Delmar Blvd.
  • Skinker-DeBaliviere-Catlin Tract-Parkview Historic District Map
  • Soulard Neighborhood Historic District Map
  • Soulard Neighborhood Map
    Soulard’s general boundaries are defined as Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the North, southward to S. 7th St. on the East, northward to Interstate Highway 55 (I-55) on the West to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44).
  • Southampton Neighborhood Map
    Southampton general boundaries are defined as Chippewa St. on the North, southward to Kingshighway to the East, westward to Eichelberger St. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West to Chippewa St.
  • Southwest Garden Neighborhood Map
    Southwest Garden general boundaries are defined as Southwest Ave. northward to S. Kingshighway to Interstate Highway I-44 on the North, southward to Missouri Botanical Gardens and Tower Grove Ave., westward to Shaw Blvd. southward to Alfred Ave., westward to Magnolia Ave., southward on S. Kingshighway Blvd., on the East, westward to Connecticut St. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West, to Southwest Ave.
  • St. Louis Hills Neighborhood Map
    St. Louis Hills general boundaries are defined as Chippewa St. on the North, southward to Hampton Ave. on the East, westward to Jamieson Ave. to Loughborough Ave. on the South, northward via the eastern edge of River Des Peres Park on the West to Chippewa St.
  • St. Louis Place Neighborhood Map
    St. Louis Place general boundaries are defined as Farrar St. to Natural Bridge Ave. to Palm St. on the North, southward to N. Florissant Ave. on the East, westward to Cass Ave. on the South, northward to N. Jefferson Ave. on the West to Farrar St.
  • Street Trees Inventory
    Interactive map of St. Louis City trees
  • The Gate District Neighborhood Map
    Gate District general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to S. Jefferson Ave. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the South, northward to S. Grand Blvd on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • The Greater Ville Neighborhood Map
    The Greater Ville general boundaries are defined as Natural Bridge Ave. on the North, southward to N. Vandeventer Ave. on the East, westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive northward to N. Sarah St. westward to St. Louis Ave. southward to N. Taylor Ave., westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, on the South, northward on Marcus Ave. on the West to Natural Bridge Ave.
  • The Hill Neighborhood Map
    The Hill general boundaries are defined as Manchester Ave. on the North, southward to S. Kingshighway Blvd. on the East, westward to Southwest Ave. and Columbia Ave. on the South, northward to Hampton Ave. on the West to Manchester Ave.
  • The Ville Historic District Map
  • The Ville Neighborhood Map
    The Ville general boundaries are defined as St. Louis Ave. on the North, southward to N. Sarah St. on the East, westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the South, northward to N. Taylor Ave. on the West, to St. Louis Ave.
  • Tiffany Neighborhood Map
    Tiffany general boundaries are defined as Chouteau Ave. on the North, southward to S. Grand Blvd on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 44 (I-44) on the South, northward to S. 39th St. on the West to Chouteau Ave.
  • Tower Grove East Neighborhood Map
    Tower Grove East general boundaries are defined as Shenandoah Ave. on the North, southward to Nebraska Ave. on the East, westward to Gravois Ave. (MO Route 30) on the South, northward to S. Grand Blvd. on the West to Shenandoah Ave.
  • Tower Grove South Neighborhood Map
    Tower Grove South general boundaries are defined as Arsenal Ave. on the North, southward to S. Grand Blvd. on the East, westward to Chippewa St. on the South, northward to S. Kingshighway on the West to Arsenal Ave.
  • Union Ave Commercial Corridor
    Map of the Union Ave Commercial Corridor
  • Union Station Historic District Map
  • Vandeventer Neighborhood Map
    Vandeventer general boundaries are defined as Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the North, southward to N. Vandeventer Ave. on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd on the South, northward to N. Newstead Ave. on the West to Dr. Martin Luther King Dr.
  • Visitation Park Historic District Map
  • Visitation Park Neighborhood Map
    Visitation Park general boundaries are defined as Maple Ave. on the North, southward to Union Blvd. on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd. on the South, northward to Belt Ave. on the West to Maple Ave.
  • Walnut Park East Neighborhood Map
    Walnut Park East general boundaries are defined as W. Florissant Ave. on the Northeast, southward to Emerson Ave. on the East, westward to Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) on the Southwest, northward to and Riverview Blvd. on the West to W. Florissant Ave.
  • Walnut Park West Neighborhood Map
    Walnut Park West general boundaries are defined as W. Florissant Ave. to the Northeast, southward to Riverview Blvd. on the East, westward on Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) on the South, northward to the City Limits on the West to W. Florissant Ave.
  • Ward 01 2021 Map
    Ward 01 2021 Map
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    Ward 02 2021 Map
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    Ward 03 2021 Map
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    Ward 04 2021 Map
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    Ward 05 2021 Map
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    Ward 06 2021 Map
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    Ward 07 2021 Map
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    Ward 08 2021 Map
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    Ward 09 2021 Map
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    Ward 10 2021 Map
  • Ward 11 2021 Map
    Ward 11 2021 Map
  • Ward 12 2021 Map
    Ward 12 2021 Map
  • Ward 13 2021 Map
    Ward 13 2021 Map
  • Ward 14 2021 Map
    Ward 14 2021 Map
  • Water-Refuse Bill Pay Agent Locations
    Water-Refuse bill payment locations in St. Louis City, St. Louis County, and surrounding areas.
  • Wells Goodfellow Neighborhood Map
    Wells Goodfellow general boundaries are defined as Natural Bridge Ave. on the North, southward to Union Blvd. on the East, westward to Dr. Martin Luther King Drive on the South, northward to the City limits on the West to Natural Bridge Ave.
  • West End Neighborhood Map
    West End general boundaries are defined as Page Blvd. on the North, southward to Union Blvd. westward to Maple Ave. southward to Belt Ave. on the East, westward to Delmar Blvd. on the South, northward to the City Limits on the West to Page Blvd.
  • West Florrisant Commercial Corridor
    Map of the West Florrisant Commercial Corridor
  • Wydown Skinker Neighborhood Map
    Wydown-Skinker general boundaries are defined as Brookings Dr. on the North, southward to Skinker Blvd. on the East, westward to Clayton Road on the South, northward to the City Limits on the West to Brookings Dr.
  • Zoning Map
    An interactive City of St. Louis zoning map

Meeting Materials

  • Center for Animal Rescue and Enrichment of St. Louis Facebook page
    Facebook page for the Center for Animal Rescue and Enrichment of St. Louis.
  • Code of Ordinances Title 11 - Health and Safety Chapter 11.42 - Restaurants Part I. - Food Code 11.42.070 - Section 2-201.14—Hepatitis A Immunization
    Code of Ordinances Title 11 - Health and Safety Chapter 11.42 - Restaurants Part I. - Food Code 11.42.070 - Section 2-201.14—Hepatitis A Immunization
  • Missouri Bicycle and Pedestrian Laws
    Missouri Bicycle and Pedestrian Federation
  • Missouri Birth Records
    The Vital Records Department provides assistance in obtaining birth or death certificates recorded anywhere within the State of Missouri.
  • Missouri Death Records
    In most cases, the St. Louis City Recorder and Registrar can provide a Certificate of Death copy to a walk-in customer within a few minutes and responds to mail-in requests same day received.
  • St. Louis Genealogical Society
    The St. Louis Genealogical Society (StLGS) is a not-for-profit, all volunteer organization with more than 2,000 members in almost every state and several foreign countries. Begun in 1967, it is now the largest local genealogical society in the United States, renowned for its excellence in programming, resources, classes, and membership services.
  • Title 14 - Alcoholic Beverages Chapter 14.06 - General Licensing 14.06.330 - License Transfers
    Title 14 - Alcoholic Beverages Chapter 14.06 - General Licensing 14.06.330 - License Transfers
  • Title 25 - Buildings and Construction - Chapter 25.57 - Short-Term Rental Ordinance 25.57.130 - Short-term rental platforms.
    Title 25 - Buildings and Construction - Chapter 25.57 - Short-Term Rental Ordinance 25.57.130 - Short-term rental platforms.
  • 15.50.030 - Playing of sound devices prohibited—When.
    No person shall play any radio, music player, television, audio system or musical instrument upon private property at a volume louder than is necessary for convenient, normal hearing of the person or persons who are on the property on which the device is being used or operated and who are voluntary listeners.
  • 17.22.010 - Loading zone permits—Required—Term and fees
    17.22.010 - Loading zone permits—Required—Term and fees
  • 1875 Compton and Dry Atlas: Pictorial St. Louis
    Link to the American Memory Project of the Library of Congress Pictorial St. Louis, the great metropolis of the Mississippi valley; a topographical survey drawn in perspective A.D. 1875, by Camille N. Dry; designed & edited by Rich. J. Compton. Source: Library of Congress Geography and Map Division Washington, D.C. 20540-4650 USA
  • 1910-1960 Missouri Death Certificates Database at Missouri State Archives
    Death certificates contain valuable information for family historians and researchers. The Missouri Death Certificate Database, containing death records created after 1910 and over 50 years old, makes that information available online through a searchable index that links to a digitized image of the original death certificate.
  • 2-1-1 Helps - Cooling and Warming Centers
    Cooling and heating sites for the St. Louis area
  • 22nd Circuit Court Family Court
    Information on obtaining adoption records from 1917-present.
  • 22nd Judicial Circuit Probate Division
    This on line service will allow you to access public forms, case information, and provide you with other helpful numbers and information.
  • 250 Years of St. Louis History
    A glimpse into 250 years of St. Louis history provided by the organizers of STL250, a volunteer organization formed to Celebrate the City's 250th birthday in 2014.
  • 26.08.170 - Frontage
    26.08.170 - Frontage
  • 314 Area
    St. Louis Nightlife Guide
  • 5.54.060: Statute of Limitations on Filing for Refunds
    City Code stating that there is a one year time limit on filing financial claims with the city.
  • 9-8-8 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
    Call or text 9-8-8. The Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is a national network of local crisis centers that provides free and confidential emotional support to people in suicidal crisis or emotional distress 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the United States.
  • ASPCA Cold Weather Safety Tips for Pets
    Winter Weather tips for your pet.
  • AT&T
    Provider of Telecommunication Services. Online payments, services, customer support, etc.
  • AVMA Dog Bite Prevention
    National Dog Bite Prevention Week takes place during the third full week of May each year, and focuses on educating people about preventing dog bites.
  • Act Inc
    St Louis Acting Reviews
  • Adoption Information Registry
    The Adoption Information Registry is a service within the Missouri Children’s Division by which Adult Adoptees (age 18 and over) and Biological Parents or Adult siblings may indicate their desire to be contacted by each other upon the voluntary registration of all parties to the adoption.
  • Affton Centerstage Theatre
    Affton Alumni Theatre originated in the 1983, under the direction of Judy Rethwisch and some of her former students.
  • African Chorus
    The African Musical Arts, Inc. (AMAInc), formerly African Chorus, was founded to foster a better understanding of Africa’s cultures through the musical arts.
  • Albany Neighborhood Energy Challenge
    Albany Neighborhood Energy Challenge
  • All Ready: St. Louis Regional Response System Resources
    All Ready is a resource of the St. Louis Regional Response System initiative that provides links to emergency preparedness resources throughout the St. Louis metropolitan area.
  • Ambassadors of Harmony
    Our mission is to educate our membership in order to continually improve in vocal quality, performance, and personal fulfillment in a cappella singing.
  • Ameren - Grants
    Ameren - Grants
  • Ameren - Outage Center
    Use your phone number to report your outage and view outage status. View Outage Map and further information on being prepared.
  • Ameren - Weatherization Assistance
    Ameren - Weatherization Assistance
  • AmerenUE
    AmerenUE provides energy to customers in Missouri and Illinois. Find how pay bills on line, outages, and energy resources.
  • American Community Gardening Association
    American Community Gardening Association
  • American Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology
    Childhood lead poisoning prevention through prenatal housing inspection and remediation in St. Louis, Volume 206, Issue 3 , Pages 199.e1-199.e4, March 2012
  • American Kennel Club AKC
    We're more than the champions dog's. We're the dog's champion.
  • Amtrak
    The National Railroad Passenger Corporation, Amtrak is a government-owned corporation striving to deliver a high quality, safe, on-time rail passenger service that exceeds customer expectations.
  • Animal House Cat Rescue and Adoption Center
    Animal House Fund is a nonprofit, rescue organization dedicated to creating an environmentally friendly shelter and adoption center for the homeless cats and kittens of St. Louis City.
  • Apply an Elastomeric White Cool Roof Coating
    Apply an Elastomeric White Cool Roof Coating
  • Apply for or Restore Water Service
    Apply for or Restore Water Service
  • Arbor Day Foundation
    The Arbor Day Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit conservation and education organization.
  • Arbor Day Foundation - 9 Tree Care Tips & Techniques
    Nine comprehensive tree care tips will take you step by step, from selecting and planting the right tree to the care and upkeep of a mature tree.
  • Arch Grants
    Arch Grants offers startups funding in the form of grants and supports the startups as they remain or transition to downtown St. Louis.  The Arch Grants Business Plan Competition helps to shape the image of St. Louis among aspiring entrepreneurs and others looking to have a formative role in building a new entrepreneurial climate in St. Louis.
  • Art Dimensions Saint Louis
    Spice up your next event by including an ArtDimensions Live Art Experience, which features live artist(s) starting & finishing a piece live at your event.
  • Art St. Louis
    Focused on regional artists Art Saint Louis is a visual arts organization that creates exhibitions, support and growth opportunities for emerging and established contemporary artists.
  • Art St. Louis
    Art Saint Louis is dedicated to enriching lives through the creative activity of our region’s contemporary visual artists.
  • Article I - Incorporation
    The inhabitants of The City of St. Louis, as its limits now are or may hereafter be, shall be and continue a body corporate by name "The City of St. Louis," and as such shall have perpetual succession, may have a corporate seal, and sue and be sued.
  • Article II - Elections
    A general municipal election shall be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April, 2005, and every two years thereafter.
  • Article III - Recall of Elective Officers
    Any elective officer may be recalled by the voters of the city, or if he shall have been elected by the voters of a ward or district, then by the voters of such ward or district, as hereinafter provided.
  • Article IV - Board of Aldermen
    The legislative power of the City of St. Louis shall, subject to the limitations of this charter, be vested in a board of aldermen consisting of a president, and twenty-eight members before the first day of the annual general session of the board of aldermen in April, 2023, and of a president, elected as such by general ticket from the city at large, and fourteen (14) members thereafter
  • Article IX - Register
    The register shall have custody of the city seal, original rolls of ordinances, contracts, conditional bonds, title deeds, certificates and papers, and all other records, papers and documents not required by this charter or by ordinance to be deposited elsewhere, and register them by numbers, dates and contents, and keep such index thereof as may by ordinance be provided.
  • Article V - Initiative
    The people retain the right to legislate through the initiative procedure. The people's power to amend the charter does not preclude amendments by the board of aldermen.
  • Article VI - Referendum
    The people shall have power, at their option, to approve or reject at the polls any ordinance, such power being known as the referendum and to be invoked and exercised as herein provided.
  • Article VII - Mayor
    The mayor shall be the chief executive officer of the city and, except as by law or in this charter otherwise provided, have and exercise all the executive power of the city.
  • Article VIII - City Officers and Employees
    Laws governing the appointment of city officers, tenure, salary, oath of office, residency requirement, suspensions
  • Article X - Law Department
    The law department shall consist of a city counselor, five associate and two assistant city counselors, and such other associates, assistants and employees as may be provided by ordinance.
  • Article XI - City Marshal
    Salary; duties; deputies; abolition of office.
  • Article XII - City Courts
    Judges; powers of board of aldermen; substitute judges; places of holding court; jurisdiction; clerk.
  • Article XIII - Board of Public Service
    There shall be a board of public service, consisting of the president of said board, and six directors, who shall be known as director of public utilities, director of streets, director of welfare, director of parks, recreation and forestry, director of health and hospitals and director of public safety.
  • Article XIV - Art Museum and Zoological Park
    Provisions may be made in accordance with law or ordinance for a City Art Museum and a Zoological Park.
  • Article XIX - Franchises
    Limitations on grant; powers reserved to city; ordinances required; incidental regulations; control of public utilities; conditions of grant or renewal; maintenance of streets by street railroads; use of tracks of one street railroad by another.
  • Article XV - Department of Finance
    The department of finance shall include the office of the comptroller and the assessment, collection, treasury and supply divisions.
  • Article XVI - Board of Estimate and Apportionment
    There shall be a board of estimate and apportionment which shall consist of the mayor, comptroller and president of the board of aldermen. It shall keep a record of its proceedings and appoint an employee of the comptroller's office to act as secretary without additional compensation.
  • Article XVII - City Bonds
    Purposes for which bonds may be issued; how payment to be made; elections authorizing issues; annual tax levy; sinking fund; water bonds; administration of sinking funds; warrants for payment of bonded indebtedness.
  • Article XVIII - Civil Service
    It is the purpose of this article to provide a modern and comprehensive system of personnel administration for the city, whereby economy and effectiveness in the personal services rendered to the city, and fairness and equity to the employees and the taxpayers of the city, alike, may be promoted.
  • Article XX - Licenses Taxes
    License taxes may be imposed by ordinance upon the following business avocations, pursuits, callings, animals, or things, and upon agents, agencies, brokers, contractors, or subcontractors connected therewith; and upon any sale, rental, leasing, hiring, or services rendered in connection with any of the subjects, objects, or classifications thereof hereinafter enumerated.
  • Article XXI - Eminent Domain
    Condemnation of (and) or damage to private property, real or personal, or any easement or use therein or restriction of the use thereof for public use, shall be effected as herein provided and as may be further provided by ordinance not inconsistent with this charter.
  • Article XXII - Public Works and Improvements
    No ordinance for public work or improvements of any kind, or repairs thereof, shall be adopted, unless prepared and recommended by the board of public service with an estimate of the cost endorsed thereon.
  • Article XXIII - Special Tax Bills
    For all special assessments for public work or improvements under this charter and ordinances adopted in pursuance thereof, special tax bills shall be prepared and signed by a person designated by the board of public service by resolution entered on its records and shall be made payable to the parties entitled.
  • Article XXIV - Improvement Bonds and Funds
    The board of aldermen, by ordinance recommended by the board of public service, in anticipation of the collection of a special assessment for any public work or improvement, may provide for the issuance of improvement bonds to be delivered to the contractor in payment for so much of the work or improvement as is payable by such special assessment or to be sold by the city and the proceeds paid to the contractor in full for such work and improvement.
  • Article XXV - Miscellaneous Provisions
    The board of aldermen may by ordinance adopted by vote of two-thirds of all the members, on the recommendation of the board of estimate and apportionment, discontinue any division established by this charter, create new or additional divisions, and determine, combine and distribute the functions and duties of divisions, officers and employees.
  • Article XXVI - City Parks Protection
    Real estate for use as a public park; intention of board of aldermen.
  • Arts and Education Council
    Founded in 1963, the Arts and Education Council is unique in that it is the only privately funded arts umbrella organization, whose geographic reach benefits the 16 county bi-state area of St. Louis. Together, we can keep art happening.
  • Arts and Education Council
    The Arts and Education Council is unique in that it is the only privately funded arts fundraising organization whose geographic reach benefits the 16-county, bi-state St. Louis metropolitan region.
  • Asheville NC - Repair Stations
    Asheville NC - Repair Stations
  • Asset Mapping
    This community-based, or community building, approach is "the authentic involvement of people, over time, in their community as co-creators and co-learners in defining the desired outcomes of the community, discovery and definition of the issues to be addressed, and creating and implementing solutions to the issues of concern".
  • BB's Jazz Blues and Soups
    The 700 South Broadway building which houses BB's was known as Phil's Hotel as late as 1969, and has a colorful past.
  • Baden Community Website
    The Baden's community site provides information on local government, organizations, and businesses converge.
  • Band Together
    BandTogether organized and first rehearsed on March 22, 1997, with the initial goal of participating in that year's St. Louis Pride Parade in June. From the first 10 members at that rehearsal, BandTogether has grown to more than 100 musicians.

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