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Votes at a glance: July 10 St. Louis Board of Aldermen meeting

St. Louis Board of Aldermen · July 10, 2026
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Summary

Key outcomes: perfected Board Bill 32 (13–1–1); adopted third-reading consent bills (42, 45, 46) on final passage; adopted floor substitute and perfected Board Bill 50 (mobile vending); embanked and adopted Resolutions 67 (SLU graduate workers) and 76 (Teamsters).

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen recorded the following notable actions on July 10, 2026:

- Board Bill 32 (Bloomberg Philanthropies subaward — Youth Climate Action Fund): Motion to perfect passed by roll call; clerk reported 13 ayes, 1 no, 1 present (motion sustained). Sponsor: Alderman (3rd Ward). (See: debate over administration routed to the president’s office.)

- Third-reading final passage (consent calendar): Board Bills 42, 45 and 46 were read and adopted on third reading; clerk recorded 15 aye votes.

- Board Bill 50 (mobile vending / Downtown Commercial Vending District): Reconsideration and floor substitute adopted to correct language excluding "Downtown West"; floor substitute perfected and referred to legislation rules for engrossment.

- Board Bill 52 (transit sales tax appropriation): Read in third reading and sponsor asked to place Bills 52 and 53 on the informal calendar; the clerk read an appropriation of $13,529,900 for transit purposes with Bi-State Development Agency for FY 2026–27.

- Resolution 67 (solidarity with Saint Louis University graduate student workers): Emanked (cosponsors added) and adopted as a formal expression calling on SLU to engage in good-faith negotiations.

- Resolution 76 (support for Teamsters at Breakthrough Beverage): Emanked and adopted; sponsors urged community support and picket-line protections.

Votes and next steps: Where recorded, roll-call tallies are listed above; several items were referred to committees for engrossment and will return to the board for further readings or final passage.