Guidelines for submitting complaints and requests for service.
An explanation of the differences between Appraised Value and Assessed Value of your Real Estate Property.
The Refuse Department accepts automotive batteries for recycling from City residents only.
General information on hazards/threats local to the City of St. Louis.
How to apply to the Civilian Oversight Board. requirements for appointment, and timeline.
Air is an invisible but invaluable resource. The City of St. Louis has launched several initiatives to protect air quality and reduce harmful emissions caused by building energy consumption and fossil-fueled vehicles. Emissions reductions bring a number of benefits, such as lower energy costs and better human health.
Submit compliments, thanks, or positive feedback regarding a City of St. Louis employee.
Learn about the composting service, drop off location, and schedule.
Learn about the Forestry Division's compost operations, location, and Residential Yard Waste Drop Off services.
Declare your personal property online, by mail, or in person by April 1st and avoid a 10% assessment penalty. Declarations after the April 1st deadline cannot be filed online.
A list of drop-off recycling options in the City of St. Louis. Includes Fire Station and Street Receptacle drop-off locations.
Resources to public, private, and charter options within City limits.
The City of St. Louis Department of Parks, Recreation and Forestry offers free firewood to the residents from mid November to the first week in March.
Highlighting EPA recommendations to reduce exposure to soil-based contaminants.
Provides sample of a garden lease associated with the Garden Lease Program.
St. Louis resources for Heroin Abuse help.
Candidate Information on how to file for City of St. Louis offices.
Information to apply and determine tax-exempt status for property.
Information on drivers licenses, non-driver licenses, and permits with the MO Department of Revenue.
If you want to plead guilty and pay your fine on a traffic citation without a court appearance, you may do that through the Traffic Violations Bureau (TVB) without a court appearance unless your charge is one that requires a court appearance.
Christmas Tree Recycling offered at Forest Park, O'Fallon Park, and Carondelet Park.
Register for "Freedom from Smoking" course developed by the American Lung Association.
Report a Missed Trash Collection or refuse issue.
Report city street lights damaged or not working, on during the day, or an entire block of lights out.
Report running water, open hydrants, water quality issues, or missing manhole cover.
Report street or alley problems, request inspection for right of way, sidewalk repair (including 50-50), curbs, potholes, cave-ins, missed street cleaning, or salt/snow plows.
Report damaged traffic signals issues with lights out, damaged, facing the wrong way, signals out of sync with traffic flow, or not changing.
Lists voters whose registration status is inactive because the registration address could not be verified.
Details of detour routes during bridge closure beginning July 6, 2015 until the bridge reopened on May 13, 2017.
Sustainability initiatives relating to land in the City.
Fall leaf pickup removal runs from November 1st through December 31st on the regularly scheduled street sweeping days.
Instructions on how to protest a liquor license application, renewal, or continuation.
Locations where City of St. Louis residents can pick up compost and wood chips at no cost.
Learn how owners of residential properties can acquire a vacant lot owned by LRA by maintaining it.
How to Guide to Report a Neighborhood Nuisance to the Police.
The "On The Map" series commemorates Black History throughout the year, sharing the stories of places in our city.
How to apply for an Out of Town Docket request.
How to pay the Municipal Courts tickets online and in person.
Information on how to appeal your Property Assessment from the Assessor's Office.
Slides and summary of the first public meeting.
A dynamic report of City initiatives focused on reducing crime and building long-term neighborhood stability.
Request information and services, or report problems related to the City of St. Louis recycling program.
A list of all links under the Recycling Section, including External Links for official websites about recycling in the City of St. Louis.
The City of St. Louis has a city-wide residential single-stream recycling service. The service utilizes blue dumpsters and rollcarts to collect recyclable materials from alleys and curbs.
Asbestos pollution, demolition dust, vehicle regularly idling over 5 minutes, MO Dept of Natural Resources did not resolve my air pollution concern.
Report inadequate fire suppression in a commercial building and request a fire safety presentation or smoke alarm installation.
How to Report Graffiti on trash containers, park equipment, and public or private property.
How to report illegal trash dumping in the City of St. Louis.
Report Weeds and high grass on vacant properties or request inspection of occupied properties.
Report problems with malfunctioning or vandalized parking meters, and problems with parking meters properly accepting payment.
Report a problem with disaster preparedness siren testing, or weather sirens not being heard at your location.
Request a new traffic sign, traffic sign needs repair, request for street painting/striping.
Report maintenance or housekeeping needs; request new equipment or programs.
Report a stray animal, animal cruelty, injured animal, animal bite/attack, dangerous animal, deceased animal and other animal or rodent issue.
Trial De Novo is your right to appeal for a new trial before an associate circuit judge when (1) you have been found guilty after a trial and when the City Court Judge has sentenced you to payment of a fine and/or jail time.
Explanation of residential refuse collection rules, fees, schedules and what you should and should not do with refuse in the City of St. Louis.
City Residents refuse dumping guidelines, hours and locations of Transfer Stations, including the types of refuse, bulk or yard waste the City will and will not accept.
Location and schedule for City of St. Louis residents who need to dispose of residential yard waste.
Key Sustainability Initiatives and examples of how SLDC is achieving sustainability goals.
Enter a City address below to find elementary, middle, and high schools assigned to it.
A guide to assist driver's in safely navigating roads shared with pedestrians and bicyclists.
Alphabetical listing of streets that are treated or plowed during an ice or snow storm, grouped by arterial, secondary, and hill routes.
Weather and emergency preparedness, refuse and recycling, streets and sidewalks, parks.
What you need to know about street cleaning and sweeping operations, area map and schedule.
Weather and emergency preparedness, staying cool, city parks, activities for children.
The Street Division has developed a tiered response to ensure efficient clearing of streets during a winter weather emergency.
Plans to reduce the number of fatalities and injuries resulting from traffic accidents.
A study of the implementation and development of a North-South rapid transit line.
The Forestry Division Tree Section is responsible for planting, pruning, removing street and parks trees, and code enforcement.
Links to all important voting forms and documents.
Sustainability initiatives relating to Water in the City.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court translated in Armenian.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court translated in Bosnian.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court translated in French.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court translated in Spanish.
Statement of Your Rights in Municipal Court translated in Vietnamese.
The Circuit Attorney is elected by its citizens as the prosecutor for state-level criminal cases in the City of St. Louis. Specialized units include Child Support, Community Affairs, Drug Court, Felony Trial, Victim Services, White Collar Crime and the Warrant Office.
Learn about the Jury Duty Supervisor's Office and the requirements to be eligible to serve as a juror in Missouri.
The Collector of Revenue oversees a Department of Revenue Licensing Office for the State of Missouri.
Find City recycling services, drop-off locations, submit requests for recycling service and file complaints. Follow links for www.stlcityrecycles.com to learn what goes in your blue recycling bin and beyond.
The Refuse Division is responsible for collection and disposal of residential waste and also coordinates efforts to reduce the amount of waste going to landfills, such as recycling, composting, and waste reduction.
The City of St. Louis Traffic Division maintains traffic signals, traffic signage, traffic painting and striping, and street lighting.
Application to apply for the Domestic Partnership Registry.
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.
Find out when your trash, recycling, bulky items and yard waste are picked up.
Mayoral Event Request information and online form.
Thompson's First 100 Days In Office Report. A report to the community: "Providing Service and Demanding Accountability.
Application to be considered for appointment to the Civilian Oversight Board (“COB”) of the City of St. Louis.
This is a customer satisfaction survey for the Neighborhood Stabilization Team.
This is the application for city dealer tags that will need to be filed and paid for in addition to a Graduated Business License when filing for an Auto Dealer's license.
Apply for the Water Wagon when your event requires one location with multiple fountains and a sink.
Administrative order 14-1 regarding Equal Access to Municipal Court for those in Poverty.
Explaining the Mayor's plan for reform of the Fireman's Retirement System.
The City of St. Louis is on the cusp of virtually eliminating chronic homelessness. The number of chronically homeless persons has declined as housing and other resources have come on line over the past eight years.
The Affordable Housing Commission Reports to the Community describe the state of affordable housing in the City of St. Louis.
A brief history and chronology of the activities of the Community Information Network from its inception in 1994 to end of services in 2011.
Interactive map showing the inventory of ash and treated ash trees by the City of St. Louis Forestry Division.
Map of street cleaning areas, dates and times.
A summary of the history of 2232 Thurman and information on the proposed cleanup.
High-level information to help parents understand their school options, plus a comprehensive database of schools including test scores, reviews, photos, events, and video.
The American Red Cross provides relief to victims of disaster, blood to hospital patients, health and safety training to the public, and emergency social services to U.S. military families.
Asthma Friendly St. Louis is a community program designed to help school-aged children and teens manage their asthma.
For generations, Bellefontaine Cemetery has provided a tranquil, dignified setting in which to commemorate the lives of those who have shaped us, our families, and our city.
The official website of the Benton Park Neighborhood Association.
Facebook page for the Better Bevo Now Neighborhood Association.
Better Bevo Now promotes a safe, vibrant neighborhood by facilitating community awareness, involvement, inclusiveness, investment, and sustainability.
This is a Facebook Group that allows community members to post.
Great Rivers Greenway and the City of St. Louis are working to improve the Bike St. Louis network in the City of St. Louis with a plan to expand and upgrade a total of 135 miles of street routes for bicycles.
Within this site you will find maps, directions and historical information about many of the 17 cemeteries of the Archdiocese of St. Louis.
Citizens for Modern Transit or CMT, leads advocacy efforts to expand light rail as the critical component of an integrated, affordable and convenient public transportation system that will enable economic growth to improve quality of life in the St. Louis region.
Cost of living calculator. Compare cost of living between US Citites.
The St. Louis Downtown Neighborhood Association (DNA) is a non-profit organization that undertakes community building and organizing in Downtown St. Louis in order to improve the livability and economic vitality of our neighborhood.
Find Downtown St. Louis attractions, entertainment, shopping, lodging, events and amenities for visitors and residents.
Dutchtown South Community Corporation advances neighborhood vitality through community empowerment, housing stabilization, and real estate development.
Information and links for resources relative to the Ellendale Neighborhood and the City of St. Louis. News, Announcements and Meeting Notes.
Hamilton Heights Neighborhood Organization, Inc.
Holly Hills has an active Twitter account and regularly post news that is relevant to the residents.
The association works on adaptive reuse of historic buildings, stabilization of the area through careful development, and supports the growth of its culture, arts, retail, and social systems.
Jefferson Barracks, one of the National Cemetery Administrations oldest interment sites, has served as a burial place soldiers from all wars. The National Cemetery is open to visitors every day of the year from dawn until dusk.
The mission of KDHX is to build community through media, with diverse and independent voices that enrich the perspectives of our audiences. We promote civic and cultural participation by providing the tools, technology, and training vital to informed, creative expression.
Lead Safe St. Louis is a City of St. Louis ten year initiative to reduce lead exposure. It provides testing services and education.
MCT provides the community with numerous public bus routes, a Paratransit service for the disabled and elderly, bikeway development, as well as overseeing RideFinders, the St. Louis regional rideshare program.
Provides assistance with starting a business, growing a business, incentives, financing, and workforce training.
STLcityRecycles.com database of location to recycle automotives, batteries, construction, electronics, garden, glass, hazardous, household, metal, paint, paper, and plastic items.
Recycling is easy, learn how in five easy steps.
The Rehabbers Club is a group of folks who love to share their experiences working to restore City properties.
Smoke Free St. Louis Kids is working to identify parents, pregnant women, and family members whose smoking in the home puts children at risk.
Soulard Restoration Group promotes the historical integrity of the neighborhood.
St. Louis Public Radio is recognized as a distinctive and vital media source that strengthens the civic and cultural life of the communities it serves.
The International Institute of St. Louis offers a variety services new Americans from over 75 countries. The institute helps immigrants and their families become part of the St. Louis community.
Branch location information, online catalog search, event schedule, and kids area. Also provides Internet access to important city government information.
You come to us from all over the state, the nation and the world to find the Library’s resources and to learn about St. Louis.
Official site. District information, board of education, directory of services, calendar, food, and foundation.
This competition is an opportunity for City of St. Louis neighborhood organizations, individuals, religious organizations, and community groups to propose projects that are likely to help improve livability and enhance quality of life at the local level.
The Tennessee Williams Festival St. Louis produces an annual theater festival that celebrate the art and influence of Tennessee Williams.
The Tower Grove East Neighborhood Ownership Model (TGE NOM) is a resident driven initiative committed to improving the quality of life in Tower Grove East and surrounding neighborhoods.
Tower Grove South Neighborhood Association Website. TGSNA serves the Tower Grove South Neighborhood, bound by Arsenal to the north, South Grand to the east, Chippewa to the south, and South Kingshighway to the west.
See billing and consumption information for your Water Account.
Official Website. Prepare, Plan & Stay Informed.