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DRAFT FOR PUBLIC COMMENT

St. Louis County 2050: An Equitable and Sustainable Comprehensive Plan (STLCO 2050) is the long-range vision for the County and guides the development of a sustainable, equitable, and fiscally responsible community.

We want your input on STLCO 2050! Take the survey to share your feedback, insights, and input as you review the draft Plan.

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We’ve gone digital.

Rather than a print document, STLCO 2050 exists as a website. This format provides users the flexibility to interact with datasets and navigate various topic areas and plan recommendations. STLCO 2050 is organized into the main sections listed in the menu to the right.

STLCO 2050 is holistic in nature and covers many topics. The plan provides a platform for the County to coordinate with our regional partners and stakeholders to align existing policies and create new ones that support the entire region. Through extensive engagement and civic dialogue, this plan is the community's plan, serving as the blueprint for collective action as we work towards our shared goals.

  • Learn more about STLCO 2050, why we need it, and how decision-makers, businesses, residents, and other stakeholders can use it to begin addressing the Five Key Issues that the County currently faces.

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  • Understand the Five Key Issues that St. Louis County currently faces. Learn more about how the issues were identified through STLCO 2050’s Existing Condition Report (ECR).

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  • STLCO 2050 is the long-range vision and strategic framework for St. Louis County to move forward. Read about how individual policy recommendations move the needle on multiple complex issues, providing a range of co-benefits.

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  • STLCO 2050 is holistic in nature, and the plan’s recommendations are organized into the Five Big Policy Buckets. Each policy bucket is made up of recommendations that address multiple aspects of living, working, and moving through St. Louis County.

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  • In addition to our Big Policy Buckets, this page allows you to review the most transformative recommendations and search all other recommendations by our Five Key Issues.

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  • Use this page to search all of STLCO 2050’s recommendations.

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Community Input

STLCO 2050 is shaped by resident input and reflects the priorities expressed by the community. Learn more about how we pulled the vision together.

  • Get to know the team that pulled STLCO 2050 together and read through all the Community Input sections.

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  • The STLCO 2050 Steering Committee is a diverse group of thought leaders representing the region’s most impactful civic organizations, governmental entities, businesses, nonprofits, and financial and educational institutions.

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  • STLCO 2050 is built to bring the long term vision of County residents to life. Extensive outreach via surveys, in-person events, and online activities informed the creation of the plan.

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STLCO 2050 is the blueprint for creating lasting positive change in our County.

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Normandy

Spanish Lake

Florissant

Affton

Wildwood

Kinloch

Lemay

Glasgow Village

Maplewood

Bellefontaine Neighbors

Webster Groves

Oakville

University City

Kirkwood

Pagedale

Old Jamestown

Bella Villa

Clayton

Town & Country

Hazelwood

Valley Park

Manchester

Ferguson

Saint Ann

Vinita Park

Berkeley

Normandy • Spanish Lake • Florissant • Affton • Wildwood • Kinloch • Lemay • Glasgow Village • Maplewood • Bellefontaine Neighbors • Webster Groves • Oakville • University City • Kirkwood • Pagedale • Old Jamestown • Bella Villa • Clayton • Town & Country • Hazelwood • Valley Park • Manchester • Ferguson • Saint Ann • Vinita Park • Berkeley •