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St. Louis County executive outlines tornado response, shelter reopening and recovery support
Summary
At the May 20 St. Louis County Council meeting, the County Executive reported on tornado cleanup and recovery, mutual aid with municipalities, warnings about disaster scammers, and the reopening of the County Animal Care and Control Adoption Center with a new foster pilot and fear-free certification.
St. Louis County Executive addressed the County Council on May 20 to provide an update on cleanup and recovery after a tornado that struck the region the previous Friday, saying the storm "began in Clayton and carved a path through Richmond Heights University Center and into the heart of the city of Saint Louis."
The update matters because the storm damaged homes, businesses and schools across multiple municipalities and required coordinated county and municipal response. The County Executive told the council that county Transportation, Public Works and Parks crews worked "alongside of municipal partners in Clayton, Richmond Heights and University City to…
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