The City of St. Louis, as the historic core, can lead our region out of stagnation and put us on the path to growth for the first time in decades. It won’t be easy. We are facing overwhelming odds. But together we can rebuild.
As mayor, I will be grounded in long-term, sustainable solutions. I’ll be committed to kicking out the special interests, protecting our public resources, building new systems of public safety and justice, and bringing prosperity to neighborhoods both north and south of Delmar.
I hope you’ll join us.
Reducing violence will be the measure of St. Louis’ reclaiming its prominence in the region. The city is in crisis, unable to ensure a safe environment in which to live, work, and play.
Cara’s administration will focus on reliable, well-thought-out development. It will be grounded in the purpose of city government – to serve its constituency.
Cara's administration’s approach will be to run the offices as efficiently and professionally as possible. The goal will be to form partnerships with residents and businesses to meet their needs.
Cara is committed to addressing racial inequity as a primary focus of her administration, uniting the city behind the issue and moving beyond tokenism to root out the systemic and cultural biases that exist in our government and institutions.
For the past several years, Cara has led the fight against the privatization of the city’s largest asset, St. Louis Lambert International Airport. As Mayor, Cara will continue to fight for the people of St. Louis City.
Working with private businesses and organizations -- Bespoke, Wellmade Workshop, and the Chinese Education and Culture Center – Cara organized the distribution of masks for people experiencing homelessness.
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Crime in St. Louis leads the nation. We have failed to include those most impacted at the table when making these mitigation decisions. Under Cara's leadership, we will no longer come at this from two sides – we will work collaboratively to build trust and deliver results.
Educating our youth is crucial to the long-term success of any city. Families continue to leave St. Louis to seek education opportunities for their children. We can make St. Louis a place families want to raise their children.
Our city won't be fixed on Twitter. It’s time to do the real work of rebuilding trust in our government. As your mayor Cara will proudly lead that effort.
A better St. Louis will require inclusive leadership. Cara will work to ensure every St. Louisan has a voice and an opportunity. From North City to South City - The Arch to Forest Park - Cara will fight for you.