Those of us still fighting and sitting at the table trying to make a positive difference.

The amenities I named earlier in assets. Major transportation to Metro busses. Major hub for transferring to Metro links ride.

unity

Community engagement

Community involvement

Human capital is the neighborhood's #1 asset, with strong, committed residents of unbreakable spirit. You are inspirational people, truly.

Parks are doing okay- Penrose and Tink trash is being pick up fine for most part, steady residents

Long established families that want to remain in the neighborhood - owner occupied and well-kept properties. We know & look after one anothe

Let’s get rid of some of the churches and liquor stores at almost every corner and replace them with something more meaningful and education

Clean up of neighborhood. Elimination of vacant homes. Renovate those able to be stabilized and tear down those that are not.

The most influential and impactful initiative working well in the neighborhoods we serve is the PlanStL initiative.

We still have hope. Hope that we will recover

The City of St Louis and LRA cleaning and maintaining excessive shrubbery, debris, and properties. Stipends given to current owners for impr

Holding landlords in/out of state landlords accountable for their abandoned derelict property.

Aldermen working together

Derelict and Dillapited Houses

Eyesore LRA houses: demolish them. Maintain vacant lots. Negligent absentee property owners like LLCs must be heavily fined and prosecuted.

derelict LRA homes and businesses need to go and be properly boarded up for safety- same homes and businesses need grass and trees kept up!

Schools, libraries and O’Fallon Park

The man in the mirror, Me.

The corruption, the thief and fraud.

Our approach to change. Too much time on researched and evaluations. Too much thought given to how other communities feel. Ignoring old data

Housing

Julia Davis Library restored Ashland School restored O’Fallon Park restored tennis and basketballs court repaired, grocery store opened

Priority in funding to assure all developments to completion. (Improvements/renovations, redevelopment and new construction).

Small improvements, building repairs and clean up efforts performed by residents and neighborhood association

Fairness among financial distribution and home helpfulness in wards and communities. Helpfulness to the homeless

Public safety must be prioritized, then retail and services will follow. Traffic lawlessness: end it. Reopen the Julia Davis branch library.

Provide Neighborhood Associations funds to help keep grass cut and alleys clean. Hold Alderpersons available for their Wards,

Unity and the ability/willingness to pivot when necessary.

Funding the re-development of the facility and properties of Ujamaa Community Development Corporation and Black Family Land Trust, Inc.

To see at least 2 blocks of homes recovered from the tornado by community and city coming together