St Louis Budget Division

City and Village Tax Office was founded in 1937 by Alfon Larson. Prior to that, Alfon worked as an auditor specializing in municipal work for Shrewsbury and Richmond Heights, as well as digging up additional sources of revenue. His work was enough at the time to lift Richmond Heights out of debt.In 1937, Olivette, Rock Hill and Shrewsbury decided that their dollar-a-year elected collector would be better served by appointing a paid deputy-collector. Alfon contracted with them to provide that service. As the county began to explode with growth and new municipalities were added, so did City and Village Tax Office. By 1950, 40 municipalities were using our services.Alfon passed away in 1951 and the business was passed to his son, Roger G. Larson. The business continued to grow to 59 municipalities, a large portion of the county. He specialized in issuing business licenses, audits, ordinances, and tax sales. Anything that had to do with cities, he could handle it. He's credited with the idea of city stickers as a way of collecting personal property taxes. As St. Louis County got its billing system up and running ( using bills designed by Roger ), it started contracting with the municipalities to make their collections for them. The rate was cheaper than City and Village could manage. As a result, City and Village began losing accounts to the county. It was about this same time that, as a favor to a friend, Roger started collecting subdivision assessments.Years passed and the business grew, thanks to subdivision assessments. When Roger passed away, the business was passed to his son, Nick Larson. Here we are today - a third generation, 70 year old part of St. Louis County history. We still collect licenses, Real Property, Personal Property, and Special Tax bills for 10 municipalities. We have grown to over 850 subdivision accounts throughout St. Louis, Jefferson, St. Charles, Franklin, and Illinois counties. We plan on staying a part of St. Louis history for many years to come.

The St Louis Treasurer's Office in St Louis, MO is a government agency responsible for managing the city's finances and investments. They provide various services such as tax levy, child support, and garnishments, as well as handling W2, payroll, and checkstubs. The office also focuses on financial empowerment, offering resources and funding opportunities for college kids. With a commitment to transparency, the St Louis Treasurer's Office ensures that citizens have access to information through their website and various reports. They strive to empower individuals and organizations by providing financial education and assistance. The office is dedicated to serving the community and maintaining the city's financial stability.Generated from the website

The East Saint Louis Police Department works to safeguard the lives and property of residents, businesses and visitors, as well as maintain social law and order. Its support services division provides support services for the departmental operations of communication section, records management and fleet maintenance. The department also operates Bureau of Investigations division that offers training services in the areas of arson, homicide, criminal sexual assault, fraud and forgery. The East Saint Louis Police Department conducts investigations, generates and maintains the records of reported crimes and police-related incidents, and responds to accidents, natural disasters and civil disorders. It is governed by the City of East St. Louis, Ill., which additionally manages fire, purchasing, parks and transportation departments.