A civic activist from University City has filed an ethics complaint against St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch relating to the campaign for a countywide 0.1-cent emergency communications sales tax. Voters will consider the tax on Tuesday.

Tom Sullivan, the activist,…

Civic Progress, the organization of the major businesses and banks in the St. Louis region, is the main financial supporter of a campaign for a 0.1-cent sales tax for an emergency communications system in St. Louis County. The proposal will…

Robert McCulloch

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Robert McCulloch has endorsed a 0.1-cent sales tax for an emergency communications system that is on the ballot countywide on Nov. 3.

“This is extremely important to the county and the whole area,” McCulloch this morning…

Erby

St. Louis County Council Chairwoman Hazel Erby, D-University City, plans to introduce a bill on Tuesday in the council for a countywide election on Nov. 3 for a 0.1-sales tax to finance a countywide emergency communication system.

The tax would generate…

Supporters of a 0.1 cent sales tax to finance an $80 million countywide emergency communications system in St. Louis County have pushed to November the date they want an election on the measure.

Previously, they sought a vote in August. But…

The timing of an election in St. Louis County on an 0.1-cent sales tax for a countywide emergency communications system remains uncertain as time for a standard process to put the proposal on the April 7 ballot grows short.

County Executive…