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Board Bill 14 · 2025–2026 · St. Louis, MO · KeepCouncil

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Ordinance · Board Bill 14 · 2025–2026Adopted · now Ordinance No. 72011

Justice grant for public safety

AI summary Confident

The city may accept up to $351,935 from the U.S. Department of Justice. The money will support the Department of Public Safety.

Public Safety, topic: Very confident

What happened, and when

May 9, 2025
Before 10:00 AM
Put on the agenda
Listed on the Board of Aldermen agenda for first reading.
Agenda
May 30, 2025
Before 10:00 AM
Put on the agenda
Listed on the Board of Aldermen agenda for later reading.
Agenda
May 30, 2025
10:00 AM meeting
Later reading and vote · Passed

Low confidence

Moved by Shameem Clark Hubbard, seconded by Alisha Sonnier.

Mins May 30, 2025 Updated.pdf · p. 10

Before 10:00 AM

Put on the agenda

Listed on the Board of Aldermen agenda for final reading.

Agenda Agenda packet

Before 10:00 AM

Put on the agenda

Listed on the Board of Aldermen agenda.

Before 10:00 AM

Put on the agenda

Listed on the Board of Aldermen agenda.

10:00 AM meeting

Passage vote · Passed 14–0

14 yes0 no0 absent

Moved by Shameem Clark Hubbard, seconded by Shane Cohn.

June 27, 2025 Mins Updated.pdf · p. 21

Became Ordinance No. 72011

This is the number it carries in city law from now on.

Who was involved

Moved · Seconded

Shameem Clark Hubbard, Shane Cohn

Voted yes · 14

Anne Schweitzer, Thomas Oldenburg, Shane Cohn, Bret Narayan, Matt Devoti, Daniela Velázquez, Alisha Sonnier, Michael Browning, Shameem Clark Hubbard, Laura Keys, Sharon Tyus, Pamela Boyd, Rasheen Aldridge, Megan Green