Residency requirement legislation stalled before St. Louis Board of Aldermen
ST. LOUIS – Are St. Louis city workers held hostage to their jobs. According to the residency requirement, S.t Louis city workers must live in the city to work in the city with a few exceptions. But legislation to put a measure before voters to change that is stalled in the city’s Board of Aldermen. It’s gotten first-round approval, but the sponsor is having trouble with the next hurdle, final passage. Police and Firefighters can leave the city and keep…
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