| Role | Name | Phone | Email Address |
| Ward 6 Alderperson | Daniela Velazquez | (314) 622-3287 | |
| Neighborhood Improvement Specialist/NSO | Christian Saller | (314) 657-1375 | |
| SLMPD District 2 Captain | Captain Thomas Zipf | (314) 444-0120 | |
| SLMPD District 2 – Tower Grove South/Heights Liaison Officer | P.O. Nicola Walker | (314) 444-0107 |
Police
Tower Grove Heights Neighborhood is located within the Second District of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department. For emergencies (meaning anything that is happening right now), dial 9-1-1. The non-emergency number is 314-231-1212. Report everything that looks suspicious!
Neighborhood Improvement Specialist & Citizen’s Service Bureau
For common problems you may have with city-provided services, the best course of action is to contact the Citizen’s Services Bureau. They’ll handle issues such as potholes, defective street lights, overflowing dumpsters, graffiti, etc. For more serious problems, such as a problem or nuisance property, contact our Neighborhood Improvement Specialist/NSO who can generally assist you as described here.
Elected Officials
Elected officials who serve our neighborhood can be found by entering your address into St. Louis Address Lookup Site. Make sure the “Contacts and Elected Officials” category is checked.
Block Captains
Have a question about your neighborhood or block? If you need a welcome packet, the latest Gazette (our quarterly neighborhood newsletter) or want to help with a block party, get in touch with your block captain.
Street Cleaning
Streets are scheduled to be cleaned once a month. Times and dates are posted along each street. If you park a vehicle on the street during the scheduled cleaning times, you’ll be subject to receiving a parking ticket.
Trash, Recycling, Yard Waste, and Bulk Pickup
The City of St. Louis Refuse Division provides for all disposal in the city. There are dumpsters in the alleys designated for either trash (landfill), yard waste, or recycling. Please break down boxes before placing them in recycling dumpsters. Paint that has been solidified with kitty litter or sand may be put in trash dumpsters. No flammables should ever be put in to any dumpster.
Bulk items are picked up on the 3rd Monday of the month. By 6 a.m., place up to 3 items, 3 to 4 feet from dumpster. Bulk items include household items such as furniture, appliances, car batteries, tires, scrap metal or wood, etc. Refrigerator doors must be removed. No container or bundle may weigh over 100 lbs., be over 6 feet long, or over 2 feet in diameter. With a valid driver’s license and utility bill showing a city address, residents are entitled to one free dump per month at 4100 S. 1st Street 63118, Mon-Sat, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (excluding holidays).
Cable/Internet/Phone/Utilities
Electric (including alley but not street lights)
Water
Gas
Sewer
Changing Your Voter Registration
The St. Louis Board of Elections handles all voter registrations.
Library
The Carpenter branch of the St. Louis Public Library is located at the southeast corner of the neighborhood at Grand & Utah. If you do not yet have a card, bring a piece of mail or something proving your city residency with you when you go to sign up!
Post Office and Mail Services
MetroLink and Bus
Look up and plot your route at www.metrostlouis.org