ST. LOUIS — Former St. Louis Alderwoman Christine Ingrassia has agreed to repay nearly $46,000 in long-standing fines to the Missouri Ethics Commission under a consent judgment approved earlier this month in St. Louis Circuit Court.
The order, signed Dec. 3 by Circuit Judge Rochelle M. Woodiest, settles years of unpaid ethics penalties that accumulated while Ingrassia served on the Board of Aldermen.
According to court records, investigators accused Ingrassia of misusing campaign donations, depositing contributions into a personal account and missing or failing to file required finance reports.
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Under the agreement, Ingrassia will make an initial $2,000 payment by Jan. 15, 2026. Starting in February, she’ll owe $300 each month until the $45,964 balance is paid in full. The judgment notes she was properly served and consented to the terms…