Roads were at the top of the list of infrastructure concerns among attendees at the recent St. Louis Infrastructure Symposium. Sewage was at the bottom.

The symposium on October 14 at St. Louis University was sponsored by St. Louis University and the American Society of Civil Engineers St. Louis Section. Area public works and utility providers presented their cases for why the public should spend money on their infrastructure needs. Attendees then voted for the one they would be most willing to fund.