Beautification and Nuisance Reduction

Brightside, Sustainability, Garden Lease, Nuisance Reporting

Oct 5, 2018 - Effort to Beautify Neighborhoods and Build Relationships with First Responders

Services and Information

Garden Lease Program
The garden lease program helps improve communities, brings neighbors together, and reduces the locations of crime, dumping and decay in neighborhoods.
Generating New Revenues: Mow to Own 2019
The LRA helps private citizens get vacant lots back on the City’s tax roll with the Mow to Own Program.
Improving Vacant Land: Mow to Own 2018
Update to Mow To Own Program
Milkweeds for Monarchs
The St. Louis Butterfly Project
Mow To Own Program
Learn how owners of residential properties can acquire a vacant lot owned by LRA by maintaining it.
Nuisance Reporting
How to Guide to Report a Neighborhood Nuisance to the Police.
Report Graffiti or Defaced Property
How to Report Graffiti on trash containers, park equipment, and public or private property.
Report Illegal Trash Dumping
How to report illegal trash dumping in the City of St. Louis.
Report Weeds and High Grass
Report Weeds and high grass on vacant properties or request inspection of occupied properties.
Residential Yard Waste Drop Off
Location and schedule for City of St. Louis residents who need to dispose of residential yard waste.
Sustainability Toolkit
Ideas, examples, and how-to instructions for creating an exciting and innovative sustainability project in your neighborhood

Brightside St. Louis
Dedicated to cleaning, greening St. Louis since 1982
Neighborhood Stabilization Team
Neighborhood Stabilization Team for the City of St. Louis home page

Find Your Neighborhood Improvement Specialist (NIS)
There are 28 Neighborhood Improvement Specialist (formerly known as NSO's) serving the City. Enter your address to find the NIS for your area, ward and other contacts.

Garden Lease Form
Standard Garden Lease Form for The Garden Lease Program allowing residents to lease LRA lots for $1.00.

City of St. Louis Sustainability Plan
The plan was adopted as a Topical Plan by the Planning Commission on January 9, 2013. It is the City’s first sustainability plan.
City of St. Louis Sustainability Plan Draft for Public Review
The draft City of St. Louis Sustainability Plan is available for public review online and at a number of locations throughout the City.
Fresh Coast Design Concepts
Renderings of how urban land might be revitalized into productive green space

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