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There will be no parking meter enforcement in the City of St. Louis on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, due to both days being City holidays. The City recently announced the addition of Christmas Eve to the City holiday schedule, since December 24 falls on Monday this year. Regular parking meter enforcement resumes on Wednesday, December 26, at 8 a.m. Parking Meter Enforcement Schedule: Monday, December 24: No meter enforcement (city holiday) Tuesday, December 25: No meter enforcement (city holiday) Wednesday, December 26-Saturday, December 29: Regular parking meter enforcement, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.

(JUNE 7, 2018)--The City of St. Louis Treasurer’s Office has reached an agreement regarding the FY19 Parking Division Budget. The Treasurer’s Office has agreed to transfer $10 million from the Parking Division unrestricted reserves into the City of St. Louis general revenue reserve fund. The Treasurer’s Office will also increase the Parking Division’s budget by $800,000 to restore the Neighborhood Stabilization Office (NSO) cuts, and by $250,000 to pay for new City tow trucks. No positions will be cut from the Treasurer’s Office staff and no additional spending restrictions will be added to the budget. The agreement and the FY19 Parking [...]

Today, my staff and I testified before the Streets, Traffic and Refuse Committee regarding the FY19 Parking Division Budget. It is no secret that Alderman Jeffrey Boyd, who is chairman of this committee, has threatened to make drastic changes to our budget. Today, he kept his promise and attempted to cut essential members of my staff, playing petty politics with people’s livelihoods. Earlier this year, I met with Mayor Krewson and offered to transfer $6 million from the Treasurer’s Office reserves to the City of St. Louis reserves in order to help improve the long-term financial health of the City. I [...]

Treasurer Jones, in her capacity as Parking Supervisor of the City of St. Louis, temporarily suspended Parking Commission meetings in Fall 2017. This step was taken after Alderman Jeffrey Boyd--with the support of the Mayor’s office--filed a Motion to Intervene to serve as a plaintiff in a lawsuit that challenges the legality of the state statutes governing the Parking Division. Since the order--and due to the fact that Alderman Boyd and a representative of the Mayor’s office are members of the Parking Commission--the Parking Commission under Treasurer Jones’ leadership has suspended all meetings in order to allow the legal process to [...]

There will be no parking meter enforcement on Friday, November 10 or Saturday, November 11 due to the Veterans Day holiday. Regular parking meter enforcement will resume at 8am on Monday, November 13. For those attending the Veterans Day parade and 5k on November 11 in downtown St. Louis, there are several street closures. The following parking restrictions and road closures will impact Downtown St. Louis for the Veteren's Day Parade and 5k Race on November 11, 2017: Notice: Please view the official race website [www.fleetfeetstlouis.com] [www.fleetfeetstlouis.com]for complete details about the 5k event. Veterans Day 5K Run Start Times Run closures [...]

Free Classes to Help Combat Equifax Data Breach The fallout from the Equifax data breach is on everyone’s minds these days, so the Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) is offering some free classes to help people get their credit back on track. One class is on identity theft. Participants will learn how to prevent fraud, protect their personal information online, and learn what to do if they were impacted by the Equifax data breach. The identity theft classes are offered at the following times and locations: • October 5: 12:30 p.m. at the Office of Financial Empowerment (1200 Market Street, Room [...]