Parking division trucks at today's meeting
ST. LOUIS — City parking trucks today were lined up outside the Gateway Classic building, where inside employees of the treasurer’s office learned their duties had been transferred to a private company.
Treasurer Larry Williams — the…
The treasurer's parking staff will be cut
ST. LOUIS — Turns out that not even parking meters are recession proof.
The city’s parking czar, Treasurer Larry Williams, confirmed today his office is laying off 73 employees, most of whom are responsible for installing…
Williams
ST. LOUIS — The office of city Treasurer Larry Williams is expected to comment soon on word of layoffs in the department.
Both the Arch City Chronicle and St. Louis Beacon have reported on a “tweet” by Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed…
Green
St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green, cruising to the spring primary, will host a holiday party tonight at the Carpenter’s Hall on Hampton.
Special guests include U.S. Sen. Claire McCaskill and city Treasurer Larry Williams, who was re-elected in November.
Green has as much…
If State Sen. Maida Coleman does indeed jump into the mayor’s race, she may have hardly anyone left to
Slay
endorse her.
The day after officially launching his bid for a third term, Mayor Francis Slay announced a fresh round of endorsements:
State Rep. Jeff Harris, seeking the Democratic nomination for attorney general, has added another name to his roster of St. Louis-area supporters: Florissant Mayor Bob Lowery.
“We can count on Jeff Harris to work with law enforcement to make sure they…
St. Louis Alderwoman Lyda Krewson, D-28th Ward ward, will join city Treasurer Larry Williams and Tricia Roland-Hamilton, president of the Central West End Association, at an event Friday that will launch their “Real Change” campaign to discourage panhandling for money.
The…
St. Louis Treasurer Larry Williams is the latest city official to go green.
Williams, the city’s ex officio parking czar, announced plans Wednesday to replace 1,134 light fixtures at four city garages with “high-efficiency fluorescent” bulbs.
Not only will the new lights save money, Williams…
As a leader of the Advance St. Louis reform movement, Daniel Schesch pushed a set of charter amendments four years ago that would have eliminated many of the city’s elected positions.
But the measures fared poorly at the polls, and now Schesch is…
The city of St. Louis has held on to many traditions. Among them is the practice of hiring stand-ins to hold a candidate’s place in the filing line — sometimes weeks, or even months — before filing actually opens.
The state…
