On Tuesday May 9, 2018 six of the seven County Council members violated the public trust and passed a liberal spending bill to give St Louis County Health Department employees salary increases from the funds that were raised from the […]
STL County Council passes legislation that would allow Mizzou to assist with county drug monitoring program
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday passed legislation that would allow the University of Missouri to assist with the county’s Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP). The legislation was requested from Dr. Faisal Khan, the director of the St. Louis […]
Erby introduces legislation that would give Corrections Medicine employees a sizable raise
After months of public forum at the St. Louis County Council meetings some St. Louis County employees may finally have their sought out pay raise through Proposition P funds. Councilwoman Hazel Erby on Tuesday introduced legislation that would use Prop […]
STL Councilmember hopes to give certain Department of Health employees Prop P funds
Councilwoman Hazel Erby on Tuesday introduced legislation that would use Prop P funds to give Corrections Medicine employees at the St. Louis County Department of Public Health a 10 percent raise. Erby’s legislation comes as a response to County Executive […]
Not enough: Some oppose Stenger’s three percent raise for corrections medicine employees
At the St. Louis County Council meeting on Tuesday, some councilmembers along with a few public speakers opposed the county executive’s new plan to give corrections medicine employees a three percent raise. Communication from County Executive Steve Stenger recommends that […]
Stenger recommends a plan that would give corrections medicine employees a three percent raise
St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger has recommended the St. Louis County Council appropriate funds from the unappropriated balance of the Health Fund to give county healthcare workers a three percent raise. Communication from Stenger would recommend that the sum […]
STL County Council still wrestle where Prop P funds should go to
St. Louis County Corrections Medicine staff at the St. Louis County Council meeting on Tuesday asked for a pay raise through Proposition P, after debate between some councilmembers and St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger — a compromise will be […]
Clayton outlines Prop P spending plan
Clayton police and firefighters soon will see the benefit of the new money for public safety services coming to the city from the Proposition P county-wide sales tax, approved by voters April 4. While other county municipalities have squabbled over […]
Legislation that sheds more light on how STL County spends Prop P funds passes
The St. Louis County Council on Tuesday passed a bill that would clear up how Proposition P money would be used. Councilman Mark Harder said the bill is designed to answer St. Louis County resident’s questions on where Prop P is going […]