public online copies of documents describing all St. Louis County government debts, expenditures, pension fund balances, pension fund statements and budget documents. This provision shall be interpreted and implemented in a manner that will ensure the accountability and transparency of the St. Louis County government's financial matters and affairs; provided however this provision shall not be interpreted to require the Director of Administration to make available to the public any document or record that could be closed pursuant to Section 610.021,RSMo.


Department Of PublicHealth Section 4.120. The director of the department of public


health shall be either a licensed physician or shall be the holder of at least amaster’s degree inpublic health, public administration, healthcare administration, or related field and shall have at least five years of progressively responsible executive or administrative experience. If a physician, the director shall be board certified or board eligible in primary care, preventive medicine or a related specialty and shall have had at least five years’ executive experience in the field of public or communityhealth. Section4.130. Thedirector of thedepartment ofpublic health


shall exercise those powers and duties required by law and such other powers and duties as may be required by ordinance. The director shall have the power, without limiting the foregoing general powers, to: 1. Assess the health status of the population and make


information available to the public on communicable and chronic diseases, emerging epidemics, and the social and structural determinants of health; 2. Assess the environmental status of the community and make


information available to the public on conditions that may contribute to health outcomes; 3. Prepare for emergencies that may affect the health of the


public and participate in deploying a trained public health workforce in the event of any emergency, disaster, or epidemic;


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