Academy Sherman Park Neighborhood Association - ASPNA

Academy Sherman Park Neighborhood Association - ASPNA A vibrant, inclusive community with strong connections and sustainable growth! (501c3) By partnering with organizations like the St.

Our vision is to create a vibrant, inclusive, and thriving community where all residents feel valued and empowered. We strive to enhance participation, foster trust, and build strong, lasting connections within our neighborhood. Through robust policies, efficient systems, and active engagement, we aim to reduce vacancy, increase homeownership, and promote healthy lifestyles. Louis Development Corp

oration and leveraging grants and opportunities, we will develop vacant lots and renovate residential properties, ensuring a sustainable and prosperous future for the Academy community. Additionally, we are committed to increasing collaboration with neighboring associations and local 501(c)(3) organizations focused on community enhancement, working together to achieve common goals and drive positive change. While shining a light on our culture and values, we aspire to make Academy a model neighborhood of unity, growth, and positive change.

Update on West End Center! Looks like it may be slated for housing development not a community center!!!! Whatcha think ...
09/03/2026

Update on West End Center! Looks like it may be slated for housing development not a community center!!!! Whatcha think Academy!!!

Heads UP Academy!  Call Today 50 percent off water is impactful.  May cover the MSD in our house!!!
08/26/2026

Heads UP Academy! Call Today 50 percent off water is impactful. May cover the MSD in our house!!!

Yesterday, City of Saint Louis Water Division, in collaboration with the Recovery Office, unveiled the Tornado Recovery Water Affordability Plan to help residents get back on track with past-due water bills.

Across tornado-impacted neighborhoods, 4,164 accounts are currently behind on their water bills, representing about $4.34 million in outstanding water debt. Some of these balances began during the COVID-19 pandemic and were further exacerbated by the May 16 tornado, which added a significant financial burden for families. During that time, the Water Division issued a moratorium, meaning it would not shut off water for households that fell behind on their payments. The Water Division will now begin addressing delinquent accounts, and the Tornado Recovery Water Affordability Program will help households that may need additional support.

Residents may be eligible for a 50% rate reduction through December 2028, a 50% retroactive disaster credit, a 100% disaster credit, or a waiver of turn-off/reconnection fees. Other relief programs are also available, and impacted residents are encouraged to call 314-771-2255 or visit stlrecovers.com (https://tornadorecovery.stl.gov) for more information.

08/26/2026

Target, I do not accept your apology, and I do not believe that you understand the impact... the pain... the dehumanization of the above.

These images laid the foundation and the ideology for every atrocity that has been committed against my people.

We MATTER!!

You have shown us that you are not on OUR side.

Alert! Please share!!!!!   Tornado Recovery Water Affordability Program50% Affordability Rate. Residents impacted by the...
08/26/2026

Alert! Please share!!!!!
Tornado Recovery Water Affordability Program
50% Affordability Rate. Residents impacted by the May 16, 2025 tornado qualify for a 50 percent reduction in their water rate through December 2028, whether or not they have fallen behind on their bill.
Repayment Plan with 50% Credit. For accounts carrying a past due balance, the Affordability Rate is applied retroactively to May 2025 as a lump sum credit that reduces the balance directly, paired with a repayment plan of up to 24 months. The Division can extend plans to 36 months case by case for larger balances.
Full Credit for Uninhabitable Homes. Where a property has been uninhabitable since the tornado, charges accrued since May 2025 are forgiven outright and the account stops accruing fees.
Fee waivers. Residents who enroll will not be charged interest or late fees, and turn off and reconnection fees are waived as a one-time courtesy.
Enrollment
Enrollment is open now and is the path to protecting water service. Photo ID needed for online and in-person applications. Enrollment options:

Online at stlrecovers.com
In person at the STLRecovers Outreach Center, 4401 Natural Bridge, Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., where staff will qualify residents and complete enrollment in a single visit. Residents only need to bring a photo ID. Additional enrollment events will be hosted in the impacted neighborhoods.
By phone on the Water Division Customer Service Line at (314) 771-2255

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Jackie Hutchinson
Director of Advocacy, Consumers Council of Missouri
314-713-4242
https://moconsumers.org

Consumers Council of Missouri builds on its foundation, laid in 1971, to educate consumers statewide and advocate for their collective interests through leadership and partnerships on issues such as utility rates, health care access, personal finance, and others as they arise.

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