Road closure: The 2700 block of N. Broadway between Montgomery Street & St. Louis Avenue is closed in both directions due to a street cave-in. Repair crews are on site. Please use caution and follow detour signs.

Today’s tornado town hall is about to begin. You can watch live here: youtube.com/live/3rvtO0N6m…

Mayor Spencer will announce plans for spending allocated Rams interest dollars and giving additional tornado recovery updates at today’s press conference. Watch live here: youtube.com/live/fbiPbFauO…

Today, we announced our plan to spend $19.2 million on tornado recovery efforts, including home repair, dumpsters, rental assistance, non-profit support, cooling, and more. firstalert4.com/2025/07/10/st-…

St. Louis cyclists, come share your thoughts with us! As part of the creation of the Transportation & Mobility Plan, we are holding a bike network workshop this Monday, July 14, 5-7 p.m., at the Forest Park Visitation Center, 5595 Grand Dr. More at tmp-stl.com

One month left to apply for FEMA individual assistance! Don't miss the Aug. 11 deadline. Apply now at DisasterAssistance.gov, the FEMA app, 800-621-3362, or in person at one of the Disaster Recovery Centers. #STLrecovers

Come see the Transportation & Mobility Plan draft at two open house events this week! July 16, 5 to 7 p.m., at Piper Palm House, Tower Grove Park, 4271 Northeast Dr. July 19, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at St. Alphonsus "The Rock" Church, 1118 N. Grand Blvd. tmp-stl.com

#ICYMI Safety improvements on Chippewa by Ted Drewes were recently completed. Here's what's new: - Barriers - Signalized midblock crosswalk - Improved lighting - Bump-outs - Relocation of the east parking lot entrance - Pan-tilt-zoom camera tied into Real Time Crime Center

Love to see the current level of urgency and collaboration in St. Louis around making housing affordable and abundant.

The new, calmer 7th Street is officially open! The downtowns that people flood to are not the ones with the widest roads that let cars go the fastest. It’s the ones where you get to slow down, take in the surroundings, and move around safely in whatever way you choose.

Proud to welcome Archie, the newest member of the City’s Street Dept. team, with a spin down Jefferson! Archie is just the right size to keep bike lanes clean and safe for #STL riders. Thanks to the Streets Dept. and City of St. Louis for this important investment.

Turned my out-of-office email off this morning and returned to City Hall after three wonderful weeks of welcoming baby Jorgensen to our family. Couldn’t be prouder of her big sister and her mom, who are doing so much to make her know she is loved.

Two projects recently broke ground: The 20th Street cycletrack, which will connect to the Brickline Greenway at Market, and later at St. Louis Ave, & improvements to 22nd St. adjacent to the new NGA campus. Together these two projects account for over $12M in new infrastructure:

I have asked FEMA for a 30-day extension of the deadline to apply for individual assistance. We're still seeing hundreds of people apply every week and sustained foot traffic at the Disaster Recovery Centers.

Help shape St. Louis' first major zoning rewrite and map update since the 1950s! The City of St. Louis is launching a comprehensive process to overhaul the City’s zoning code—the Zoning Upgrade: a modern code to meet the moment.

I strongly disagree with this denial, as we have seen hundreds of St. Louisans continue to apply for FEMA individual assistance each week. Please apply before midnight! Even if you lack some details, the important thing is getting registered with FEMA before the deadline.

St. Louis' Zoning Upgrade will modernize how land use is regulated in St. Louis, improving clarity, consistency and responsiveness to community priorities. Join us at the Sept. 3 (5:30 p.m.) launch party at Forest Park's Visitor & Education Center. More: zoup-stl.com/get-involved

St. Louis Mayor Cara Spencer is urging residents whose homes suffered serious damage in the May 16 tornado to apply for property tax relief. stlpr.org/news-briefs/20…

Here's how we plan to spend $12 million in Rams interest funds on tornado relief, with the vast majority going to debris removal and housing 🧵 ksdk.com/article/news/l…

You can now report non-emergency issues to the City of St. Louis by calling 311. Whether it's potholes, trees, trash or something else, we have made it easier to reach the Citizens' Service Bureau. Just call 311.