Missouri State Agency Databases

MERIC is the research division of the Missouri Department of Economic Development. MERIC's website provides research on Missouri industries, workforce, regions, and economic conditions.

The official source for U.S. Census data for the state of Missouri. For advanced census data users, visit this version of their website: mcdc.missouri.edu.

Develop maps, reports and explore other data tools using a variety of information sources.

MO Fishing helps you find the best places to fish in Missouri.

The MO Hunting application enables Missouri hunters, anglers, and trappers to purchase, view, and store annual hunting, fishing, and trapping permits and associated details, as well as view permits purchased during the previous year. This application will allow hunters to notch their permit and Telecheck their harvest directly from their deer or turkey permit within the application, using an easy-to-use form. MO Hunting also enables hunters to view all deer and turkey which they have previously checked and the associated details.

"This free mobile application will start by showing you a guide to narrow your searching based on whether you are interested in Birdwatching, Camping, Fishing, Hiking, Hunting, or Shooting. Selecting an option from the guide will display a list of areas where that activity is possible while selecting the "Skip" button will open the full list of areas. Enabling location services will allow the app to sort the list based on your location. Selecting an area from the list will open an area details page with Regulations and Seasons tabs on the bottom of the screen. Opening the map function will display spatial features (parking lots, boat ramps, viewing platforms, etc.) on the area and allows you to navigate to the features using your devices GPS."

Keep up to date on the latest research and happenings with fish, forest, and wildlife in Missouri with this app.

Access your MoJobs Account to search and apply for current employment openings in the State of Missouri, create or edit resumes, and manage MoJobs message center messages. The mobile app is now available through the App Store and Google Play.

Missouri Lottery players can now scan Scratchers and Draw Games tickets directly on their smartphones to check for winning tickets, enter current promotions, earn chances to win prizes, keep their lucky numbers on a digital playslip and more. The mobile app is now available through the App Store and Google Play.

Use the Missouri State Highway Patrol mobile app to receive amber alerts and major road closures on your phone. The app also provides quick access to all nine troop headquarters so you can reach the one closest to you.

The School Violence Hotline is now Courage2Report. You can download the free Courage2ReportMo mobile app for Apple or Android.

The Traveler Information App offers the same info as its online big brother, the Traveler Information Map, but with the convenience people have come to expect with the mobile revolution.

1-800-392-0210: Through the Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services Senior & Disability Services Division. Call to report those in need of help or assistance. Hotline is available 7 a.m. to 12 a.m., seven days a week.

From opioids.mo.gov, find multiple hotline numbers to get help with the opioid crisis. Numbers are based on Missouri county locations.

1-800-392-3738: Call the Missouri Department of Social Services Children's Division Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline, open 7 days a week, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

1-800-392-8222: Call the Consumer Protection Hotline to file a complaint with the Missouri Attorney General's Office.

800-726-7390: Insurance Consumer Hotline hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.

800-721-7996 : Through the Securities Division of the Secretary of State's Office, call the toll-free investor protection hotline with questions about an investment company, their representatives or particular investment products.

1-866-748-7047: The School Violence Hotline is now "Courage2Report." Call the toll-free number 24/7 or file the report online..

855-653-7300: Call the Vulnerable Citizens Services Unit Hotline to report elder abuse and financial exploitation.

A public list of toll-free numbers, provided and updated by the Missouri Community Options & Resources.

1-800-235-5503 The Missouri Senior Resource Line is a service of the Department of Health and Senior Services, Division of Senior and Disability Services to connect callers to local assistance for older adults and their caregivers.

"Use LawyerSearch to find a lawyer currently accepting new clients. Not all Missouri lawyers are listed in LawyerSearch - only those who have indicated that they would like to be included. You can search by areas of practice or location (city or county). You will find a list of lawyers who have indicated that they are accepting new clients in various areas of the law. Included in the listing for these lawyers, you will also find office addresses, phone numbers, email addresses and links to their firms’ websites (if they have them)."