City of St. Louis

All City offices will be closing today at 2 p.m. on account of the possibility of severe weather. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is up and running. Please sign up for NotifySTL: stlouis-mo.gov/notifystl/

To watch the State of the City online, go to bit.ly/4t3ow4v at 6 p.m. tonight.

You are invited to attend the State of the City address at City Hall tonight at 6 p.m. This event is open to the public and will also be live-streamed on the City of St. Louis YouTube channel.

We hope you'll join us tomorrow evening to learn more about where the City has been, where we’re at now, and where we’re going. You can join the live stream on YouTube through STLTV’s @CityofStLouisMissouri channel or directly at bit.ly/4t3ow4v.

According to @SLMPD, 23 juveniles were detained last night. Of those, 17 were from the County, and 6 were from the City. No incidents of juvenile gun violence were reported. Please remember that the curfew is in effect again this evening.

Youth are exempt if they are with a parent/guardian, or with an adult (age 21+) approved by a parent; going home from work, school, or religious/community activities (within 1 hour of the activity's end); or outside their home or a neighbor’s home (with no concerns raised).

Winter weather is returning to St. Louis with low temperatures and an increased probability of high winds and snow this evening. Transportation to shelter will be available Monday from 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. Please call 211 if you or someone you know needs access to shelter.

St. Louisans of Irish heritage gathered at City Hall this morning to raise the Irish flag and celebrate the rich history, culture, and enduring contributions of Irish Americans to our city, our state, and our nation ☘️ Happy Irish-American Heritage Month!

With the possibility of a wintry mix, crews are out today pretreating arterial routes. We’ll also have a crew on standby this evening and overnight in the event of accumulation. Stay updated at bit.ly/STLStreetWinte… 📷 City file photo

While this work is ongoing, do not park along these sections of Jefferson. Access to cross streets will be maintained, except when operations are directly passing by the intersection. Please proceed slowly when driving near crews or in lanes where the pavement has been removed.

If traveling between Chouteau and Gravois, note that we will be removing the old pavement this week and repaving the road next week. If traveling between Gravois and Chippewa, note that we will begin removing the old pavement next week. Two-way traffic will remain open.

South Jefferson Avenue is getting new pavement, new stripes and improved safety features, including enhanced crosswalks, curb bump-outs and raised medians. This is part of the ARPA-funded $46 million project to improve safety on more than 30 miles of St. Louis arterials.

The City of St. Louis will be at Code Blue Level 3 through the morning of Feb. 24., meaning more than 450 emergency shelter beds and transportation to shelter will be available. Call 211 to get connected to shelter and transportation.

Happy Lunar New Year! The Year of the Horse symbolizes energy and determination. This is a special year, called the Year of the Fire Horse, and we’re wishing everyone a powerful and prosperous new year!

The City of St. Louis will be at Code Blue level 3 tonight, meaning more than 450 emergency shelter beds and transportation to shelter will be available. Call 211 to get connected to shelter and transportation.

Force detectives have been requested to the City Justice Center to investigate an in-custody death after a female detainee reportedly experienced a medical emergency. She was taken to the hospital where she died. An investigation is underway.

Shelter beds remain available in St. Louis day and night through Sunday morning. Call 211 to get connected to shelter.

Today, the Mayor shared information about shelters and supporting the unhoused this winter. With dangerous weather still in full swing, it’s important that we watch out for one another. Please call 211 to get connected to resources if you or someone you know needs help.

600+ emergency shelter beds are available in St. Louis tonight and around the clock through Friday morning, in addition to the baseline of 400. Call 211 to get connected to shelter and transportation.

We know this can cause some issues as our plows push snow toward cars and driveways, and we ask for your support in assisting any neighbors who may need help digging out cars, sidewalks or driveways. Working together, we will get our streets in good shape.

Since this morning, we have been increasingly focusing on also opening residential streets and getting as much snow and ice removed as possible to avoid long-term icy conditions in neighborhoods.

We're nearing the 48-hour mark since snow stopped coming down. Most snow routes are now passable, and many are down to pavement. Today's warmer temps and sunlight will help activate the chemicals our crews are applying as they continue plowing in 12-hour shifts. 📸City file