Announcements

City Seeking Candidates for Board of Review

City of St. Louis Board of Review members needed. Position Details Term: One-year period, appointed annually by the City Council in January. Meetings: First Tuesday in March: Receive, review, and make any corrections to the assessment roll. Second Monday in March and an additional day that week: Hear taxpayer appeals. As Needed: One meeting in…

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Community Survey

City Hall is requesting your input! Please take a brief 5-minute survey to tell your thoughts about community events, downtown development, and social spaces. The data from the survey will help community leaders prioritize projects and actionable steps. To take the survey, go to https://forms.office.com/r/3VMME5Z1aL or CLICK HERE.

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Neighborhood Light Cruise December 22

All new community event! Residents are invited to decorate their yard and/or home for a festive light cruise, and then walk or drive around the neighborhoods on Sunday evening, December 22nd to admire your community’s hard work and immerse yourself in festive spirit. This community participation event is to promote togetherness in your neighborhood. Remember…

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No Parking Overnight on City Streets

Annual winter parking restrictions are in effect. No parking is allowed on City Streets between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. from November 1 to May 1. It is also a violation to park in any manner which creates a hazard or impedes snow removal. Thank you for your compliance.

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Public Notices

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RE:    Fall 2024 Bulk Leaf Pick Up Program

Date:     December 2, 2024

To:          Residents
From:    Keith W. Risdon, PE, Director of Public Services

The Department of Public Works completed their bulk leaf pickup today by collecting the leaf piles which were placed along the roadside this past weekend.

As each street was cleared, the Superintendent of the DPW drove it to verify that all bulk leaf piles had been collected.

We thank you for your efforts in assisting the DPW crews in this annual program.

Effective today, any leaves must be bagged and will be picked up with your yard waste.

A copy of the St. Louis Residential Solid Waste Policy can be found on the City’s website.