St. Louis aldermen getting update on ‘Guaranteed Basic Income Program’ today

ST. LOUIS – How well is the ‘Guaranteed Basic Income Program’ working in St. Louis? That’s the program giving five hundred dollars a month to families in need.

The city treasurer’s office is giving a report on how it’s working to the Board of Aldermen committee on Wednesday. The program started last year, offering $500 a month to families below the poverty line who lost money because of the pandemic.

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The city used $5 million from the American Rescue Plan Act to pay for the program.

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