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Curfew: The mayor has ordered a curfew from 9pm-6am for Police Districts 5 and 6, which will be repeated daily until further notice.
Immediate request of residents: Please stay out of impacted areas as much as possible to allow access for first responders and emergencies. This includes Forest Park. Call 9-1-1 for emergencies.
Impacted Area
Please stay out of impacted areas as much as possible to allow access for first responders, emergencies and cleanup efforts.
Forest Park is included in the impacted area.
The Street department is working to clear streets of debris. If you see debris piled up on a street, please report it to CSB.
Curfew Beginning 5/16/2025
The mayor has declared a state of emergency (EO 81), and ordered that a curfew shall commence (EO 82) at 9 p.m. on May 16, 2025, and extending until 6 a.m. the following morning, and such curfew will be repeated daily until further order and in continuous consultation with the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, for St. Louis Metropolitan Police District 5 and 6.
Ameren (Electric) 5/26 @ 8:20am
- 203 customers in Missouri with no power. View the Ameren outage map.
- You can sign up for power notifications on Ameren.com (or through the app). Residents need their address, the last 4 of social security # to sign up.
Building Division Stickers
The City of St. Louis Building Division is conducting damage assessments to understand the extent of storm impact and to determine safety. Homes will be marked with color-coded tags to communicate risk levels. These tags are meant to guide safety, not to remove residents from their homes. Green - Little to No Structural Hazards. Yellow - Moderate Structural Damage. Red - Severe Structural Damage.
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City of St. Louis Postpones Real Estate Tax Sales
05/23/2025 - Collector of Revenue, Gregory F.X. Daly announces the postponement of scheduled real estate tax sales to provide relief to affected property owners -
Missouri Board of Pharmacy issues emergency prescription waiver to assist Missourians impacted by May 16 tornadoes and severe storms
05/22/2025 - Bulletin issued by the Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance at 05/22/2025 09:19 AM CDT -
Comptroller Baringer's statement following Friday's EF-3 tornado
05/18/2025 - St. Louis City Comptroller Donna M.C. Baringer released a statement following Friday's EF-3 tornado. -
No warrants May 19 to May 23
05/18/2025 - Due to the tornado, City Court will not issue warrants during the week of May 19 to May 23. The clerk's office will be open. -
Three American Red Cross Shelters Open Following Significant Storm Damage
05/17/2025 - Individuals needing a safe place to stay are encouraged to come to a shelter
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