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An Aldermanic Resolution is a non-legislative statement by the Board of Aldermen reflecting the Board’s position on issues which are relevant to the City of St. Louis and its residents. A Resolution must be sponsored by one or more Aldermen. A Resolution may be adopted at the Aldermanic meeting during which it is introduced or it may be assigned to an Aldermanic Committee for hearing prior to being considered by the full Board. Resolutions must be adopted by a majority of all of the members of the Board.
Adopted February 26, 2010
- Res.#321 - Carter - The Board of Aldermen recognize the many achievements of the St. Louis Mental Health Board.
- Res.#322 - Williamson - the Board of Aldermen recognize the many achievements of Oscar Williams Jr.
- Res.#323 - Kennedy/Pres.Reed/Troupe/Flowers/Bosley/Moore/Griffin/Triplett/Davis/
French/Boyd/Williamson/Carter - The Board of Aldermen recognize Dr. Michael L. Gerdine for his many achievements.- Res.#324 - Kennedy/Pres.Reed/Troupe/Flowers/Bosley/Moore/Griffin/Triplett/Davis/
French/Boyd/Williamson/Carter - the Board of Aldermen recognize Dr. Jean-Alfred Thomas, Sr. for his many achievements.- Res.#326 - Flowers - The Board of Aldermen directs the Health and Human Services Committee to convene a hearing for the purpose of discussing policies, procedures and issues raised in the recent news report so as to assure the citizens of St. Louis that the Animal Control Center are treating the stray animals humanely.
- Res.#327 - Baringer/Vollmer/Heitert/Wessels/Gregali/Vaccaro/Waterhouse/Krewson - The Board of Aldermen congratulates Detective Carl Dulay on his recognition as Detective of the Year for the Second District.
- Res.#328 - Baringer/Vollmer/Heitert/Wessels/Gregali/Vaccaro/Waterhouse/Krewson - The Board of Aldermen congratulates Officer Jared Scheel on his achievements as Officer of the Year for the Second District.
- Res.#331 - Boyd, Troupe/Cohn/Conway/Ortmann/Davis- WHEREAS, it is incumbent upon the Board of Aldermen to express opposition of the efforts to repeal the City of St. Louis' ability to utilize current revenues raised from its earning tax to fund city services
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