STL aldermen give OK to Rams settlement spending plan

Springfield Business Journal
St. Louis aldermen approved a $255 million spending plan from the Rams settlement fund.

Summary

The St. Louis Board of Aldermen has approved a plan to allocate $255 million from the Rams settlement fund. The legislation now moves to the mayor's desk for final approval. The funds are designated for various projects, including improvements in north St. Louis, tornado recovery efforts, citywide infrastructure, neighborhood enhancements, and downtown development.

(Source:Springfield Business Journal)

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