You’ve made it to the archives page! On the Archives page you will find the neighborhood’s FOPASE Newsletters from 1988 – 1992, the seasonal editions of the Community Journal from 2005 and 2006, and old blog posts from the past. Please be aware that all FOPASE Newsletters and Community Journals are PDFs, and some may be quite large in size.
If you are in possession of any physical newsletters that would add to our archive collection, please email forestparksoutheast@gmail.com.
January 2016 Crime Tips: What to do When You Witness a Crime
We often talk about victims of crime in our communities. Though many times we may not be talking about witnesses. This post will cover some of the basics you should know when reporting a crime you have witnessed. IF YOU WITNESS A CRIME When reporting a crime by telephone, remain on the phone until […]
FPSE Need You!
Become Involved! We need FPSE residents to help their community by becoming Block Captains. It is rewarding and important to the community, and with a brand new application process it is quick and easy to apply! For more information on what it’s like to be a Block Captain in FPSE click here. Click the link […]
Crosswalk ramps being installed throughout FPSE
For the past year, the Forest Park Southeast Infrastructure Committee and Park Central Development staff have been working on a project to improve pedestrian safety and accessibility throughout the neighborhood. After conducting various surveys, meeting with members of the City of St. Louis Streets Department and Board of Public Services, and developing a priority list... Read More >>
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Court Advocacy Training – January
There will be a court advocacy training on Saturday, January 23rd at the Divoll Library. The library is located at 4234 N. Grand Blvd., St. Louis, MO 63107. It will start at 10:00 a.m. RSVP to Jen Miles at milesj@stlouiscao.org by January 15th at 5 pm if you would like to attend. There will only be enough […]
December Crime Tips – Holiday Safety
Many of us are out and about during this holiday season. Whether we are shopping for the holidays, dining out, attending parties, or just keeping up our regular routines, we are busy! It’s important to remember while we are rushing from place to place, to stay alert and stay safe. To make sure our children […]
Safety Tips for Shots Fired and Active Shooters
Tips for Reporting Shots Fired and What to Do in the Event of an Active Shooter Unfortunately shootings have become a very real threat in every community. Therefore it is necessary to know how to report shots fired and what to do in the event there is an active shooter in your area. These tips […]
Annual 17th Ward Holiday Party – Tuesday 12/15
Mark you calendars – the Annual 17th Ward Holiday Party and Awards Ceremony is Tuesday, December 15th, 6:00pm – 8:30pm. The event will be held at the new Hilton Home2Suites at 920 S. Taylor. Make sure to stop by and enjoy appetizers and beverages and the company of your neighbors. Please contact Gelinda Connell with questions:... Read More >>
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COURT ADVOCACY TRAINING – DECEMBER 10
Hello, everyone! If you have ever been interested in how our criminal justice system works or you would like to know how you can have an impact on crime in your neighborhood, consider this training. The Circuit Attorney’s Office teaches a 45-minute session on how to create impact evidence letters for submission on cases that affect […]
Meet Danny Jendusa: WUMCRC’s Newest Community Development Intern
Danny Jendusa, one of Washington University Medical Center Redevelopment Corporation’s newest community development interns, is currently working on his Master’s degree in Urban Planning and Development at Saint Louis University. Danny isRead More...
November Crime and Safety Tips – Residents, Students, and Visitors!
We’ve all been there. It’s been a long day. We’re tired, it’s Friday night. We just want to get home and get our weekend started or bury ourselves in Binge TV watching or movies. It’s tempting to ignore the things we know can do to help keep ourselves safe. There’s no one thing that will […]