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Initial work on the new building in south St. Louis County began more than three years ago, but the pandemic and politics delayed construction.
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Construction of the buildings could start as early as Friday. Officers assigned to the Affton Southwest and North County precincts currently work out of retrofitted spaces rented by the county.
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Forward Through Ferguson has released its preliminary report examining St. Louis County’s 911 system. The nonprofit found that nearly 80% of 911 calls were for noncriminal incidents, including medical ones.
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Kenneth Gregory, a 42-year veteran of the St. Louis County Police Department, is its first Black chief.
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Kenneth Gregory has been with the department for 42 years. He was named acting chief in July after the retirement of Mary Barton.
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Both St. Louis and St. Louis County are looking for new police leadership, but very little is known about the process, or possible candidates.
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A dispatcher explains how the new county law will help 911 dispatchers to lobby for better pay, benefits, training, mental health services and more.
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Some believe the St. Louis County Board of Police Commissioners needs to act before the mandate affects the police department.
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Lt. Col. Kenneth Gregory will run the St. Louis County Police Department as acting chief after the retirement of Chief Mary Barton, who held the job for a year.
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Barton became the first female chief of the department a year ago.