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Francis G. Slay was sworn in as the 45th Mayor of the City of St. Louis on April 17, 2001. He was re-elected by large margins in April 2005 and April 2009. 

Read Mayor Slay's full biography.

 Mayor Slay's priorities include making neighborhoods safer, bringing more and better jobs to St. Louis, creating a more sustainable City, and giving parents the educational options they deserve. 

Learn more about some of the Mayor's initiatives.

Residents and visitors of the City of St. Louis are encouraged to use this website to learn more about how Mayor Slay is working to improve the City of St. Louis

Latest News

Cupples 7 is Slated for Demolition
City Continues on Dual Path to Find Developer
Press release | Office of the Mayor | 06/12/13

Missouri Court of Appeals Upholds Constitutionality of the City of St. Louis Red Light Program
Red Light Camera ruled constitutional.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 06/11/13

St. Louis pride flies high in Antarctica!
St. Louis flag that flew in Antarctica is presented to Mayor Slay and St. Louis citizens.
News/Announcement | Office of the Mayor | 06/05/13

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Initiatives

Learn more about some of Mayor Slay's top initiatives.

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Contact Information

Phone: (314) 622-3201

Hours:
8 AM - 6 PM
Monday through Friday

Address:
1200 Market , City Hall, Room 200
St. Louis, Missouri 63103

Parking access from Clark Street, 14th street, and Market

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