Congratulations to Rich Bradley who was awarded the Achievement Award at the Engineer's Club of St. Louis 156th Annual Meeting Dinner last night. Rich is a good friend and a great public servant for the City of St. Louis. Well deserved!
🚧 Repaving roads
⛹🏼♀️ Repairing recreation centers
💡 Energy-efficient lighting
I was proud to sign the STL Infrastructure Bill today to move $86 million to address our city’s needs. I appreciate Ald. @OldenburgSTL & fellow members of the #STLBOA for getting this bill to my desk
@newsformaggie@flystl@KMOV@CBSNews I arrived at Lambert about 30 minutes after the tornado struck and was there leading the cleanup and speaking to the press for the next 48 hours straight. We got the airport back open in record time and protected it from further damage from in coming storms.
Tonight, we flipped the switch on new exterior lighting at @STLCityGov City Hall that was generously donated by the Gateway Foundation.
Thank you to all who worked on this project to make one of our region's most iconic buildings truly shine each night.
https://t.co/jylP9n36AE
Before and after!
Thank you to the Gateway Foundation for your generous donation of new exterior lighting for City Hall and to @STLBPSPRES, Randy Burkett Lighting, @IBEWLocal1, and RJP Electric for working together to make our seat of government truly shine at night ✨✨
Congratulations to our very own Rich Bradley, PE @STLBPSPRES who today received an official patent from @uspto! The engineer that he is, he created a new insert for your truck that can carry a dolly or a hand truck.
Easy solution for moving, deliveries, taking kids to college. 👍
@javadesq Very sorry about the elevator issue you experienced in City Hall today. We do our very best to keep building equipment operating properly and check their operation regularly. We are also reviewing our procedures to insure that response to this type of situation is handled quickly
@shanecohn Ald. Cohn-No Sir. The plaque is orientated to the west side of the column to accommodate fencing on top of the barrier wall at the edge of the bridge. The plaque will appear to be symmetrically installed once the fence is installed.