Board of Aldermen - June 5, 2026

The City of St. Louis Board of Aldermen convened on June 5, 2026, primarily to honor the long service of Raymond B. Flojo, a city counselor who resigned after over 20 years. The meeting included recognition of the 70th anniversary of Legal Services of Eastern Missouri, highlighting their contributions to legal aid and community support. Several ordinances and board bills were introduced and discussed, including those related to traffic calming measures, employee compensation, and disaster relief funding. Notably, Board Bill 37 proposed a one-time $1,000 lump sum payment to civil service employees of the Board of Aldermen, pending mayoral approval. The board also passed a resolution affirming prevailing wage standards for a project involving the Port Authority. Other legislative actions included appropriations for the parking division and amendments to minority and women-owned business enterprise programs. The meeting concluded with scheduling announcements and motions to excuse certain aldermen from upcoming meetings.