Launching the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office New Website

May 16, 2024

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office debuted its new website at the beginning of May. Our Cole-Dalton Marketing Services (CDMS) team had the opportunity to build and design the new site. This project involved meticulous attention to detail and design with respect to user functioning and legal requirements, and we are excited about the finished product. 


From our work with small business owners, we know that any organization, no matter the size or which field it serves, benefits from a fast, secure, and information-driven website. Unfortunately, government agencies don't have updated websites. When citizens need assistance and direction to resources but get stuck on an outdated website, they can become discouraged and choose not to seek help.


St. Louis Circuit Attorney Gabriel E. Gore and his office want St. Louisans to have proper access to resources; they also want to build trust with community members and pursue justice to achieve a higher level of public safety for St. Louis.

"A straightforward, user-friendly website is essential for our office to communicate with the public," said Circuit Attorney Gabe Gore. "It also provides increased transparency and accountability as our office pursues its mission to provide a higher level of public safety for the St. Louis community."


The site has several pages dedicated to helping the public access information and resources. Individuals can file Sunshine requests, find information about court cases, and report bad checks. Further, individuals can learn about Diversion programs and access resources for victims of crime. Another noteworthy feature is the ability for organizations that would like the Circuit Attorney to speak to them to fill out a community engagement request form.

We are thrilled about the launch of this new site and eager to see how it helps the Circuit Attorney's Office serve our city. St. Louis is a growing set of communities with a lot to offer, and the Circuit Attorney's Office's mission is to improve the area continuously and set a tone for excellence.



Click here to see the official news release from the Circuit Attorney's Office about the new website launch.

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