Bill would direct Rams settlement to downtown

A draft board bill from Alderwoman Pam Boyd would task St. Louis' public works agency to spend $232.5 million in Rams settlement money.

Four members of the St. Louis Board of Aldermen filed legislation Tuesday to appropriate $232.5 million in Rams settlement money to parts of ...

ST. LOUIS—An aldermanic bill that would spend $232 million of the city of St. Louis' share of the Rams settlement received something of a ...

Greater St. Louis, Inc. Calls for Swift Passage of New Legislation to Invest Rams Funds in Disinvested City Neighborhoods, Downtown.

Alderwomen Pamela Boyd (left) and Cara Spencer speak Tuesday at City Hall about a plan to spend Rams settlement funds. Aaron Gettinger. Aaron ...

Board Bill Number 131 In Session 2024-2025. Appropriation of a Posrtion of the Rams Settlement Funds. Summary. This Board Bill is recommended ...

St. Louis Alderwoman Pamela Boyd announced that she has filed a bill that would see some of the funds from the Rams settlement used to ...

Bill would direct Rams settlement to downtown, north, southeast St. Louis https://t.co/9AyNJKyzXg.

A new proposal calls for the City of St. Louis to invest a share of the Rams relocation settlement funds toward "disinvested" neighborhoods.

A new proposal at St. Louis City Hall recommends speeding up the process to spend the city's share of the Rams settlement funds now. Author ...

The city now seems inclined to use the Rams settlement funds to establish an endowment. This comes after almost daily reminders of the ...

Four alders introduced a bill Friday that would use about $232.5 million of the Rams settlement in parts of north, southeast and downtown St.

Bill would direct Rams settlement to downtown, north, southeast St. Louis. The spending plan, unveiled Tuesday, sets up a showdown between ...

The plan to invest Rams settlement funds is driven by the City's Economic Justice Action Plan and is a critical component to delivering on the ...

$15 million would be invested to support small businesses and commercial corridors, including $10 million of which would go to downtown and $5 ...

In November 2021, the parties and the NFL reached a historic settlement agreement. In November 2022, the city, county and RSA decided to divide ...

Residents whose ideas receive the most public support will be asked to work with the Board of Aldermen to present their ideas during the Board's ...

The alderman leading the committee on spending the Rams money said the downtown plans haven't had a hearing yet because plans that would ...

Faced with the daunting task of allocating $250 million as part of the Rams settlement fund, the City of St. Louis and the Board of Aldermen ...

$15 million would be invested to support small businesses and commercial corridors, including $10 million of which would go to downtown and $5 ...