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St. Louis mayor lifts hiring freeze on non-essential employees
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has fulfilled her promise to end the City's hiring freeze on non-essential employees. This decision follows the adjournment of the Missouri General Assembly on Friday, May 17, which did not harm the City's ability to collect an earnings tax.
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St. Louis Department of Personnel launches Taleo to streamline hiring process
The City of St. Louis Department of Personnel has announced the launch of Taleo, an innovative applicant tracking system designed to revolutionize the hiring process and significantly reduce paper use. This new platform aligns with the city's commitment to environmental sustainability and operational efficiency.
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Mayor Jones comments on conclusion of Missouri's 2024 legislative session
In the wake of the Missouri House and Senate adjourning the 2024 legislative session Sine Die, St. Louis Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has released a statement. "The Missouri State legislature has ended their 2024 legislative session, and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department remains under local control," said Mayor Jones.
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Mayor Jones outlines progress and plans in 2024 State of the City Speech
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones presented her 2024 State of the City Speech at the Sun Theater in St. Louis City's Grand Center Arts District. "Today, the City of St. Louis is safer, stronger, and healthier than we were last year. And next year, we'll be safer, stronger, and healthier than we are today," she stated.
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St. Louis mayor releases first report on surveillance technology use
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, in collaboration with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department (SLMPD), has released the first annual comprehensive report on the use of surveillance technology in St. Louis. The report emphasizes that surveillance technology, coupled with robust policies that protect civil liberties, enhances the city's ability to tackle violent crime, particularly shooting incidents.
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St. Louis adjusts roll cart collection schedule for Memorial Day 2024
The City of St. Louis Refuse Division has issued a reminder to residents with roll carts that the trash collection schedule will be adjusted to accommodate the observance of Memorial Day on Monday, May 27, 2024.
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Mayor Jones to present State of the City address 2024
Mayor Jones is set to deliver her annual State of the City address. Besides welcoming community members and dignitaries, her speech will underscore the administration's dedication to implementing substantial changes in St. Louis that residents can perceive and experience in their daily lives. The event can be attended in person or viewed on STLTV. The transcript of the speech will be made available after the event.
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St. Louis Lambert International Airport unveils Consolidated Terminal Program
St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) held its inaugural Industry Day Event today, welcoming interested parties to learn more about the Consolidated Terminal Program (CTP). The CTP is a strategic initiative aimed at transforming STL's passenger terminal facilities to cater to customer needs and future demand.
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Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Administration Statement on Planned Protest Friday, May 3, 2024
On May 3, 2024, the Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Administration issued a statement regarding a planned protest in St. Louis. The statement followed a peaceful protest that took place at St. Louis University on May 1, where no arrests were made by the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.Mayor Tishaura O. Jones expressed her satisfaction with the peaceful demonstration, stating, "I'm proud of St. Louis City." She also commended Chief Tracy and the SLMPD for ensuring the safety of all involved, noting that "Peace was met with peace."The Mayor emphasized that it is a top...
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STL Welcomes Increased Air Canada Service and Routes This Summer
St. Louis Lambert International Airport (STL) is excited to announce the launch of Air Canada's seasonal service to Montreal, Canada. Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge, STL Airport Director, expressed her enthusiasm, stating, "It is great news to have Air Canada service to Montreal." This new service will provide the St. Louis region with a daily outbound flight to Montreal at 11 a.m. and an inbound flight arriving from Montreal just after 9 p.m., operating out of STL's Concourse A in Terminal 1.Mark Galardo, Executive Vice President, Revenue and Network Planning at Air Canada,...
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South Transfer Station Closed Until Further Notice
The City of St. Louis Refuse Division has announced that the south drop off site located at 4100 South 1st Street will be closed until further notice. This closure requires all residents to utilize the north drop off site located at 4124 North 1st Street for their disposal needs. The Refuse Division specified, "The south drop off site located at 4100 South 1st Street will be closed until further notice." Additionally, they emphasized that "All residents must use the north drop off site located at 4124 North 1st Street during the closure of the south drop off site."...
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Mayor Tishaura O. Jones and SLMPD Joint Statement on Planned Protest at St. Louis University
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department released a joint statement regarding the planned protest at St. Louis University's campus scheduled for this evening.In the statement, they acknowledged the protest, stating, "The Jones Administration and the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department are aware of a protest planned on St. Louis University's (SLU) campus this evening." They also emphasized their commitment to upholding the right to peaceful assembly, with Mayor Jones and SLMPD stating, "Mayor Jones and SLMPD unequivocally express our...
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Mayor Tishaura O. Jones Signs Automated Camera Enforcement Act Into Law
Mayor Tishaura O. Jones has signed the "Automated Camera Enforcement Act" into law in St. Louis. The new law, also known as Board Bill 105 (Cohn), aims to enhance traffic safety in the city by implementing automated traffic control systems at critical locations to address traffic violence and hold reckless drivers accountable.In a video shared on social media, Mayor Jones emphasized the importance of safety for all residents, stating, "Everyone deserves to feel safe when getting around St. Louis." She highlighted the need for improved measures to ensure the well-being of...
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CEMA Announces Upgrades to Outdoor Warning Siren System and Expansion of NotifySTL Services
The City of St. Louis Emergency Management Agency (CEMA) has revealed plans to enhance the city's outdoor warning system with a substantial financial allocation of $3.9 million to replace and maintain the system. Commissioner of CEMA, Sarah Russell, emphasized the importance of reliability in the outdoor warning system, stating, "Ensuring the reliability of our outdoor warning system remains a top priority."To address concerns of inconsistent testing, CEMA is actively seeking to improve the system's ability to provide comprehensive coverage for emergency notifications....
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St. Louis City Awarded Solar For All Federal Grant
Today, the City of St. Louis has been announced as one of the selectees to receive a significant federal grant through the Solar for All program. The Biden-Harris Administration's Environmental Protection Agency revealed that St. Louis is part of two coalition groups among 60 selectees set to benefit from a total of $7 billion in awards, aimed at delivering residential solar projects to over 900,000 households nationwide.St. Louis was chosen to be a part of the Missouri Environmental Improvement and Energy Resources Authority as well as the Industrial Heartland Solar...
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St. Louis City Awarded Solar For All Federal Grant
St. Louis City Awarded Solar For All Federal GrantApr 22, 2024Today, the City of St. Louis has been selected to receive a total of $7 billion in awards through the Solar for All grant competition, as part of two different coalition groups among 60 selectees. The Biden-Harris Administration's Environmental Protection Agency announced the selectees on Earth Day, with the aim of delivering residential solar projects to over 900,000 households nationwide.St. Louis was chosen to be a part of the Missouri Environmental Improvement and Energy Resources Authority and the...
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Board of Estimate and Apportionment Unanimously Approves Recommendation of Mayor Jones’s FY2025 Budget to Board of Aldermen
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment, consisting of Mayor Tishaura O. Jones, Comptroller Darlene Green, and President of the Board of Aldermen Megan Green, unanimously approved the recommendation of Mayor Jones's FY2025 Budget to the Board of Aldermen on April 22, 2024. The budget will now proceed to the Board of Aldermen for their consideration and approval."This year's budget prioritizes the fiscal health of St. Louis while ensuring that City departments can continue to deliver essential services that improve the lives of our residents," Mayor Tishaura O. Jones...
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South Transfer Station Closed April 15-April 26, 2024
The City of St. Louis Refuse Division has announced the temporary closure of the south drop off site located at 4100 South 1st Street from April 15 to April 26, 2024. During this period, all residents are advised to utilize the north drop off site at 4124 North 1st Street. According to the Refuse Division, citizens can drop off trash, recycling, and yard waste at the north site from Monday to Friday between 8 am and 4 pm. The south drop off site is scheduled to reopen on Monday, April 29, 2024.In addition to this closure, residents are encouraged to visit the Refuse...
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Comptroller Green Named As 2024 Super Shero
Comptroller Green has been recognized as a 2024 Super Shero for her outstanding dedication to public service and contributions as the St. Louis City Comptroller and CFO. The prestigious award was presented by Lifespiration, a St. Louis based marketing firm, during its annual "Superpower is You" Inspirational Luncheon on March 29, 2024.The Super Shero award aims to honor women whose achievements and contributions serve as an inspiration for others to pursue their dreams and reach new heights. Comptroller Green and her fellow nominees were surrounded by family, friends, and...
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City of St. Louis to Host Community Engagement Events for Flood Recovery Funds
The City of St. Louis - Community Development Administration (CDA) is gearing up to host two community engagement events focused on long-term flood recovery efforts following the severe storms and flash floods that hit the region in July 2022.An in-person Community Open House is scheduled to take place on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, from 3:30 - 7:30 p.m. at Wohl Recreation Center. According to city officials, this event aims to provide residents with the opportunity to learn more about the Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery CDBG-DR program and share their...