Missouri Attorney General Engages Firm to Review St. Louis Police Board
The Missouri Attorney General is engaging an external firm from the Kansas City area to conduct a review of the St. Louis police board following inquiries into Chief Tracy's salary increase.
St. Louis, MO, October 27, 2026 —
The Missouri Attorney General is engaging an external firm from the Kansas City area to review the St. Louis police board after inquiries into a salary increase for Chief Tracy, according to the information provided.
The review concerns the police board, but its specific scope and the questions raised about the salary increase were not provided. The name of the external firm, the amount of the increase and when it took effect were also not provided.
The available information does not specify when the review will begin or how long it is expected to take. It does not describe any findings, conclusions or actions by the board in response to the inquiries. No statements from the attorney general, the board or Chief Tracy were included.
The engagement places an outside firm from the Kansas City area in a review role, but further details about its work and the process remain unavailable. The information provided does not indicate whether the review is limited to the salary increase or covers other matters involving the board.
Until additional details are provided, the stated facts are limited to the attorney general’s engagement of an external firm to review the St. Louis police board following inquiries into Chief Tracy’s salary increase. The timing, terms and outcome of the review have not been specified.
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