STL Recovers

Impacted Area

Help us support and ensure safe recovery efforts by giving space to first responders, volunteers, and workers. Please avoid visiting impacted areas.

The Street department is working to clear streets of debris. If you see debris piled up on a street, please report it to CSB. 

• View a map of the approximate tornado path.
• View the National Weather Service report on the 5/16 tornadoes.
• Update from Forest Park about cleanup efforts in the park.

Curfew Beginning 5/16/2025

The mayor has declared a state of emergency (EO 81), and ordered that a curfew shall commence (EO 82) at 9 p.m. on May 16, 2025, and extending until 6 a.m. the following morning, and such curfew will be repeated daily until further order and in continuous consultation with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, for St. Louis Metropolitan Police District 5 and 6.

• Police district map/lookup
• Learn more about the North Patrol Division area - St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department

Building Division Stickers

The City of St. Louis Building Division is conducting damage assessments to understand the extent of storm impact and to determine safety. Homes will be marked with color-coded tags to communicate risk levels. These tags are meant to guide safety, not to remove residents from their homes. Green - Little to No Structural Hazards. Yellow - Moderate Structural Damage. Red - Severe Structural Damage. 

Learn more about the building assessments.