To unsubscribe from email notifications, click the cleverly named 'unsubscribe' link that appears at the bottom of each message.
To unsubscribe from text/sms notifications, use this form.
Just unsubscribe (see above), then re-subscribe with your new address.
Likely one of several reasons: maybe you didn't click the 'verify' link in the email/message that was sent after you registered, or maybe the messages are finding their way to your spam folder, or maybe no incidents have been reported within a 0.25 mile radius of the address you registered.
Your guess is as good as mine. I'm passing along all the data that the SLMPD makes available.
Your best bet for additional detail would be perusing the monthly crime reports posted by the SLMPD.
This started when the clocks adjusted for Daylight Savings last spring. My theory is that the incidents are still being posted by the SLMPD immediately, but the times are off by an hour because their system isn't accounting for DST.
This is a free service built and managed by a Saint Louis resident during the summer of 2016. See this write-up in the RFT.
As of the summer of 2017, a little over 5,000 city residents are actively subscribed and receiving notifications. SLMPD posts roughly 20,000 incidents each month.
Yes, but most depend on some level of cooperation from the SLMPD. If you know someone there, please put them in touch with me :)
Shoot me an email: brockzilla@gmail.com