stLouISTTips for Staying Safe as Extreme Cold Approaches
The City of St. Louis Department of Health is urging residents to take steps to keep themselves, their families and their animals warm.
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Emergency Shelter and Transportation Available in St. Louis, Street Pre-Treatment To Begin Friday
The Department of Human Services and partners are activating emergency shelters starting Dec. 11 at 6 pm and continuing through Dec. 17 at 9 am.
City of St. Louis and Civic Partners Mobilize Winter Safety Outreach, Offer Hotel Rooms and Rental Assistance
City, State and civic partners from the Tornado Recovery Advisory Committee mobilized a new effort to reach out to tornado-impacted residents.
City of St. Louis Seeking Public Input on Plans to Replace Loughborough Bridge
The bridge was built in the 1950s and needs to be brought up to current standards to meet traffic and safety needs.
City of St. Louis Extends Code Blue Through Tuesday Morning
The City and its partners currently have 285 emergency beds in the city, with a surge capacity of up to 345, in addition to 400 year-round beds.
CDA 2020-2024 Impact Report: Gravois Jefferson Historic Neighborhoods Plan Implementation
Marquette Homes will turn six vacant buildings, including 3305 Meramec and 3600 South Grand, into more than 50 units of mixed-income housing.
Yard Waste Collection Discontinued During Winter Months 2025
City yard waste collection will be discontinued starting the week of December 10.
City of St. Louis Invites Community to PlanSTL Area 4 Launch Party
Participants will learn how the Area 4 Neighborhood Plan will be developed, share ideas and priorities, and learn how to get involved.
Steinberg Ice Skating Rink Closed During Renovations
Reopening in Fall 2026, Steinberg Rink will be part of a new all-season destination.
City of St. Louis Extends Code Blue, Deploys Snowplows for Monday Snow
The City of St. Louis Department of Human Services has extended the activation of Code Blue protocols through Friday, December 5, at 9 a.m.
Additional Emergency Shelter Beds and Warming Centers Open in St. Louis, Shelters Move to Around-The-Clock Operations
This brings the total number of emergency shelter beds in the City of St. Louis from 150 to 215, with surge capacity of up to 265.
City of St. Louis Extends Code Blue, Prepares for Additional Shelter and Snow Clearing Needs
The Street Department will start to pre-treat roads on Friday ahead of snowfall and expects to begin plowing streets early Saturday.
City of St. Louis Activates Code Blue for Thanksgiving Holiday
About 150 emergency shelter beds, in addition to 400 year-round shelter beds, will be available from 6 p.m. to 9 a.m. through Nov. 29.
City of St. Louis Offering Free Firewood for City Residents 2025
City residents can find firewood at Forest Park, Carondelet Park, and O'Fallon Park.
Cda 2020-2024 Impact report: Home Repair
With $15M in ARPA, CDA was been able to conduct over 1,000 repairs in 2024.
SLATE Missouri Job Center Hosts Two-Day Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair December 4–5
The fair will take place on Thursday and Friday, December 4–5, from 9 a.m. to noon, at 1520 Market Street, in the first-floor conference room.
City of St. Louis Launches Impacted Tenants Fund
The Impacted Tenants’ Fund project is being implemented to assist eligible city renters who have been forced to relocate from their residence.
Mayor Spencer Appoints Matt Moak as Interim Executive Director of CDA
Moak is a familiar face at CDA, where he served as executive director from April 2019 to April 2021.
Mayor Spencer Creates Winter Weather Unified Command and Departmental Activation Protocols
The Winter Weather Unified Command will ensure a coordinated, timely and compliant response to all significant winter weather events.
City of St. Louis Invites Community to Zoning Upgrade Open House
The second public event for the City’s Zoning Upgrade Project, is on Wednesday, December 3, from 4 to 7p.m. at the O’Fallon Park Rec Complex.
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