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Electronic City Hall lets residents follow the progress of pending city legislation as well as research past legislation from the St. Louis Board of Alderman, the law making body for the City of St. Louis.

The City Charter, Revised Code, City Ordinances, Board Bills, and Board of Aldermen meeting agendas are searchable by number, topic or aldermen.

Electronic City Hall also contains rules and regulations from the City of St. Louis Personnel Office.

St. Louis: All-Star City

There is always something to do and see in our All-Star city!

Ride the tram to the top of the Gateway Arch for spectacular views of the city.
Go down to the riverfront to take an exciting riverboat cruise or enjoy the many concerts held here.
Take a walk downtown to the Old Courthouse, the location of the Dred Scott case in 1846.
Enjoy local foods at St. Louis' many restaurants, outdoor markets, and specialty grocers.
Walk though St. Louis neighborhoods to explore our Victorian architecture andinviting parks .
Stroll the largest Japanese garden in the hemisphere at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

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RefUSA helps small business owners do their own market research. You can use this reference database to create customer lists, check the strength of competitors, or connect with fellow business owners.

St. Louis Public Library subscribes to RefUSA, one of the many high-quality web-based reference products not openly offered on the Internet.

Access to this premium web-based content from your home or business is one of the privileges of holding a St. Louis Public Library KnowBetter card.