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Oct 16, 2026
Jake ZimmermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Anything we can do to get more housing into the marketplace, get more houses built, all of a sudden I can say, "Not only can you live closer to where you work and closer to all the amenities in the county, but we got a good deal for you, too."
Abby LloricoHOST
Hancock and Zimmerman are running to replace Sam Page.
Abby LloricoHOST
The current county exec is not seeking another term.
Abby LloricoHOST
The two were guests on Politically Speaking.
Abby LloricoHOST
The proposed St. Louis County budget that includes a drastic reduction in parks staff is getting major pushback this week.
Abby LloricoHOST
County Executive Sam Page recently proposed cutting dozens of park ranger jobs in an effort to tighten the county's upcoming budget.
Abby LloricoHOST
Rangers shared concerns that the job cuts could delay emergency responses across at least 70 parks.
Abby LloricoHOST
Park ranger Michael Keithly says rangers are crucial for public safety, and have responded to more than 8,000 calls this year.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
Tenants say the neglect of the out-of-state company has led to mold, flooding, and mice.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
County Executive Sam Page says the county is on the verge of condemning the building.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
That will displace approximately 150 families.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
Tenant Nicholas Lewis says security deposits and moving costs add up quickly.
Ryan WreckerHOST
They're so far in debt, and the people that are living there, the toilets, Boilers don't work half the time and they're not getting the water and it's moldy.
Ryan WreckerHOST
And they got all these issues at this northern village apartments to the point where St. Louis County Executive Sam Page is threatening to condemn the entire complex.
Ryan WreckerHOST
And I thought, where you been, man? This stuff doesn't happen overnight.
Ryan WreckerHOST
And this has been a problem for a while.
Ryan WreckerHOST
And Sam Page has... pushing to approve $450,000 to help relocate the people out of this apartment complex.
Ryan WreckerHOST
Because, you know, if you're living there to begin with, the assumption is you don't got much money to, you know, do this on your own.
Ryan WreckerHOST
And, you know, if Sam Page wasn't so neglectful in his duties, uh, Maybe you would have acted a little bit quicker before there was a giant budget crunch inside of St. Louis County.
Ryan WreckerHOST
Because now they don't have any money, and I want to allocate this to try to move these people out.
Wendy WiesePANELIST
Mm-hmm
Charlie BrennanHOST
... uh, Dr. Sam Page, who's trying to get county money for the apartments at Lucas and Hunt, which are filled with mold and-
Wendy WiesePANELIST
Vermins
Charlie BrennanHOST
... raw sewage-
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Alvin ReidPANELIST
Well, it-
Wendy WiesePANELIST
It's, we're too important to them.
Charlie BrennanHOST
Joe, Joe, in the final two or three minutes, uh, Sam Page was part of a press conference today at a South County church urging our congressional delegation to put some pressure on the Department of Homeland Security to extend the temporary protected status for Ukrainians.
Charlie BrennanHOST
It, the Ukrainians in our community will have to, like, leave their jobs and lose their driver's licenses and move back to the war zone October 19th, two weeks from last Monday.
Michael CalhounHOST
The guest list could offer us a clue.
Michael CalhounHOST
County Executive Sam Page, Mayor Cara Spencer, and County Port Authority Chair Kevin O'Malley will speak at 1:00 PM in Clayton.
Michael CalhounHOST
That same group was there to announce British Airways' nonstop London flights last fall.
Michael CalhounHOST
St. Louis has chased a Dublin route before, losing out to Nashville and Indianapolis, and has said that South America is a focus for new flights.
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It's a huge complex.
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Right now, one hundred and fifty families are needing to find housing elsewhere.
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The St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has asked for emergency funding from the County Council of four hundred and fifty thousand dollars to help these residents with moving expenses.
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While many of them do not qualify for any type of state assistance, many of the people that we talked with just don't have access to the immediate funds they would need to move out.
Abby LloricoHOST
It's after months of maintenance issues and unpaid utility bills.
Abby LloricoHOST
STLPR's Sonal Churiwal reports County Executive Sam Page gave management two weeks to address concerns.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
Delilah McDonald has lived in the North County apartment complex for five years, first in a unit that flooded, and now in one that is infested with mold.
Sonal ChuriwalCORRESPONDENT
McDonald is eight months pregnant with her third child and faces health problems her doctor says may be caused by the mold.
Jamie AllmanHOST
Not so much with Aiden's school, uh, over there at Chaminade and, uh, you know, they just shut everything down and, uh, and even though the theme of Chaminade is esto- esto vir and be a man, uh, they all, uh, only had, uh, one man who they obeyed, and it wasn't God.
Jamie AllmanHOST
It was Sam Page.
Jamie AllmanHOST
So home, he canceled athletic events, uh, wouldn't play outside of St. Louis County even though they could've.
Jamie AllmanHOST
They could've, their football team could've played like in St. Charles County.
Jamie AllmanHOST
St. Charles, no, no, no, no.
Jamie AllmanHOST
We must obey Sam Page.
Jamie AllmanHOST
We must obey Sam Page.
Jamie AllmanHOST
It was a real lesson for a lot of these boys, including my son.
Jason RosenbaumHOST
And this is probably not as large of a problem for St. Charles County, but a good example of this that I've seen in St. Louis County is that St. Louis County perennially gets people at the county council asking to build a homeless shelter in St. Louis County that is run by the county.
Jason RosenbaumHOST
And Democratic leaders in particular, like from Charlie Dooley, Steve Stenger, Sam Page, have continually not done that because you would have to put it in either North County or you'd have to put it in South County, and both of those places, there would be a lot of political opposition there.
Jason RosenbaumHOST
Um, the problem a bit, with that mentality, though, is that all the homeless population is now centralized in St. Louis City, and the St. Louis City leaders have to deal with all the, the, the issues that come with, with unhoused people.
Jason RosenbaumHOST
What, what role would you want St. Charles County to play? I think they could make certainly a financial contribution to some sort of region-wide unhoused or homeless plan.
Juan CoxSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So we are going to have to figure it out.
Rachel LippmanCORRESPONDENT
County Executive Sam Page has been raising the prospect of cuts to the police department as he pushes the St. Louis County Council to act on tax increases.
Rachel LippmanCORRESPONDENT
Have you seen that start
Juan CoxSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
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