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Community Services Directory Has Been Created for the Citizens of Our Community Capitol Office 201 W. Capitol Ave. 573-751-5568 Room 331-A www.senate.mo.gov/ Jefferson City, MO 65101 Koenig Dear friend, This Community Services Directory has been created for the citizens of our community. Whether you have a specific question, or would like more information about state government, this directory provides you with important resources regarding local, state and federal agencies and departments. The directory also includes information about the 2021 state operating budget. Thank you for the opportunity to represent you in the Missouri Senate. It is truly an honor and privilege to serve you. If I can be of any assistance, please do not hesitate to contact my office. Sincerely, State Sen. Andrew Koenig, District 15 TABLE OF CONTENTS Federal Elected Officials ................................................................4 State Elected Officials .....................................................................5 State Departments ..........................................................................6 St. Louis County Government Elected Officials .........................7 St. Louis County Departments .....................................................7 Municipalities .................................................................................8 School Districts ...............................................................................9 Community Service Numbers ..............................................10-11 Emergency Services ..............................................................10 Crisis Services .......................................................................10 Counseling and Guidance ...................................................11 Senior Citizen Services ........................................................11 Other Helpful Services ...........................................................12-14 Missouri Accountability Portal ...................................................14 2021 State Operating Budget ......................................................15 Tours in Jefferson City .................................................................16 FEDERAL ELECTED OFFICIALS President Joseph R. Biden Jr. & Vice President Kamala Harris The White House – 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. Washington, D.C. 20500 UNITED STATES SENATORS Roy Blunt ...........................................................................202-224-5721 260 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 www.blunt.senate.gov St. Louis Office ..................................................................314-725-4484 111 S. 10th St., Ste. 23.305, St. Louis, MO 63102 Josh Hawley .......................................................................202-224-6154 212 Russell Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20510 www.hawley.senate.gov St. Louis Office ..................................................................314-354-7060 111 S. 10th St., Ste. 23.360, St. Louis, MO 63102 UNITED STATES REPRESENTATIVE Ann Wagner - District 2..................................................202-225-1621 2350 Rayburn Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 www.wagner.house.gov District Office ...................................................................636-779-5449 301 Sovereign Court, Ste. 201, Ballwin, MO 63011 You can email your congressional representatives by going to their individual websites. 4 STATE ELECTED OFFICIALS State Capitol, 201 W. Capitol Ave., Jefferson City, MO 65101 Governor MICHAEL L. PARSON ................................573-751-3222 www.governor.mo.gov Lieutenant Governor MIKE KEHOE ...........................573-751-4727 www.ltgov.mo.gov Secretary of State JOHN (JAY) R. ASHCROFT ............573-751-4936 600 W. Main St., Jefferson City, MO 65101 www.sos.mo.gov State Treasurer SCOTT FITZPATRICK .....................573-751-8533 www.treasurer.mo.gov State Auditor NICOLE GALLOWAY ...........................573-751-4824 www.auditor.mo.gov Attorney General ERIC SCHMITT .............................573-751-3321 207 W. High St., Jefferson City, MO 65101 www.ago.mo.gov STATE SENATOR Andrew Koenig - District 15 ..........................................573-751-5568 www.senate.mo.gov/koenig STATE REPRESENTATIVES Serving the 15th Senatorial District To find your state representative, visit www.house.mo.gov Rep. Jo Doll – District 83 ................................................573-751-2883 Rep. Dean Plocher – District 89 ....................................573-751-1544 Rep. Barbara Phifer – District 90..................................573-751-4069 Rep. Michael Burton – District 92 ................................573-751-9472 Rep. Jim Murphy – District 94 ......................................573-751-3719 Rep. David Gregory – District 96 .................................573-751-2150 Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman – District 97 ...............573-751-3751 Rep. Shamed Dogan – District 98 .................................573-751-4392 Rep. Trish Gunby – District 99 ......................................573-751-3859 Rep. Derek Grier – District 100 ....................................573-751-9765 Rep. Bruce DeGroot – District 101 ..............................573-751-1247 Rep. Dottie Bailey – District 110 ..................................573-751-0562 5 STATE DEPARTMENTS All departments can be accessed through Missouri’s state government website: www.mo.gov. Divisions under departments may change as missions and goals change by order of the Legislature. If you are unsuccessful in reaching a state department by phone, you may contact your state lawmaker. Administration ..................................................................573-751-0929 www.oa.mo.gov Agriculture .........................................................................573-751-4211 www.agriculture.mo.gov Commerce and Insurance ................................................573-751-4126 www.dci.mo.gov Conservation ......................................................................573-751-4115 www.mdc.mo.gov Corrections .........................................................................573-751-2389 www.doc.mo.gov Economic Development ...................................................573-751-4962 www.ded.mo.gov Elementary and Secondary Education ...........................573-751-4212 www.dese.mo.gov Health and Senior Services ..............................................573-751-6400 www.health.mo.gov Higher Education and Workforce Development ..........573-751-2361 www.dhewd.mo.gov Labor and Industrial Relations ........................................573-751-4091 www.labor.mo.gov Mental Health ......................................573-751-4122 or 800-364-9687 www.dmh.mo.gov Natural Resources ................................573-751-3443 or 800-361-4827 www.dnr.mo.gov Public Safety .......................................................................573-751-4905 www.dps.mo.gov Revenue...............................................................................573-751-4450 Divisions: Motor Vehicle and Driver Licensing, Legal Services, Taxation and Administration www.dor.mo.gov Social Services ....................................................................573-751-4815 Divisions: Family Support, Children’s, MO HealthNet, Help for the Visually Impaired and Youth Services www.dss.mo.gov Transportation ...................................................................888-275-6636 www.modot.org 6 ST. LOUIS COUNTY GOVERNMENT ELECTED OFFICIALS County Executive Sam Page ............................................................................314-615-7016 Council District 3 Tim Fitch ...........................................................................314-615-5438 Council District 5 Lisa Clancy ........................................................................314-615-5441 Council District 6 Ernie Trakas ......................................................................314-615-5442 Council District 7 Mark Harder .....................................................................314-615-5443 Prosecuting Attorney Wesley Bell .........................................................................314-615-2600 ST. LOUIS COUNTY DEPARTMENTS Administration ..................................................................314-615-7046 Animal Care and Control .................................................314-615-0650 Assessor’s Office .................................................................314-615-2555 Building Permits ................................................................314-615-7156 Business Assistance Center ..............................................314-615-5222 Circuit Clerk and Court ...................................................314-615-8029 Collector of Revenue .........................................................314-615-5500 County Clerk ......................................................................314-615-7060 County Jail ..........................................................................314-615-5245 Election Commissioners ..................................................314-615-1800 Family Court Center .........................................................314-615-4400 Family Mental Health .......................................................314-993-1000 General Information County ...........................................314-615-5000 Government Center (South) ............................................314-615-4000 Government Center (West) ..............................................314-615-0900 Health Department ...........................................................314-615-0600
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