Civics
What is Civics?
the study of the rights and duties of citizenship
-Google-Oxford Languages
the study or science of the privileges and obligations of citizens
-League of Women Voters
civic education: active, responsible, and knowledgeable members of their communities
-CivXNow
What is Government? How can I vote?
Report a Concern and Make a Change!
Refuse Division- Trash Issues
Responsible for collection and disposal of residential waste
Coordinates efforts to reduce the amount of waste going into landfills
Coordinates recycling, composting, and waste reduction
Call (314)622-4800 or follow these steps:
- Report to the Citizens Service Bureau
Call the Refuse Division
Inform your Neighborhood Improvement Specialist
Report the Issue To Your Alderperson
Street Department
- Having issues with your streets?
- Including potholes, derelict/abandoned vehicles, etc.
Call (314)647-3111 or follow these steps:
Report to the Citizens Services Bureau
Call the Refuse Division
Inform Your Neighborhood Improvement Specialist
Report the Issue to Your Alderperson
Birth Certificate
How can you get a copy of your birth certificate?
Closest Location: 1200 Market Street, City Hall, Room 127, St. Louis, Mo 6310
EMAIL: vitalrecords@stlouiscityrecorder.org
PHONE:
(314) 613-3016
HOURS:
8AM-6PM MONDAY-THURSDAY
8AM-5PM FRIDAY
9AM-1PM SATURDAY
FREE Financial Assistance
- The Office of Financial Empowerment (OFE) can help with financial matters for FREE!
For help, call (314) 622-4700
Department of Health Cure Violence Initiative
Is there an issue with community violence in your neighborhood, particularly with young people?
Connect with a Violence Interrupter whose main goal is preventing community violence
Call:
(314)333-3604 or
(314)299-2203 for help
Dutchtown Main Streets
“The mission of Dutchtown Main Streets is to promote a thriving community and shared prosperity by facilitating economic development and fostering opportunity in the Dutchtown neighborhood. Through this mission, we aim to attract diverse ownership, promote places, spaces, and faces, and increase occupancy.”
Get involved! Attend movie nights, apply for grants to help your business, explore the parks, and learn about your local news and events.
Dutchtown South Community Corporation
“Dutchtown South Community Corporation is advancing neighborhood vitality through community empowerment, housing stabilization & real estate development.”
Get engaged! Join a committee to help your local community and make a difference yourself.