Renewed Commitment to Sexual Assault Justice and Survivor Support 

The Ramsey County Board of Commissioners encourages all residents in the community to honor and celebrate the many American Indian Minnesotans and Ramsey County residents that remind us daily of our rich American Indian heritage.

Ramsey County employs more than 300 full-time and intermittent Correctional Officers, Sergeants, Lieutenants, Captains, and support staff through both the Sheriff’s Office and Community Corrections Department.

The Tuj Lub Courts at Keller Regional Park have officially reopened after undergoing a significant $2.5 million redevelopment project. Funding for the project was provided through a combination of the Metropolitan Council Equity Grant, the Legacy Amendment’s Arts & Cultural Heritage Fund, and the Legacy Parks & Trails Fund. This initiative represents a continued effort to invest in inclusive, culturally meaningful public spaces that support both recreation and community engagement.

Whether you’re moving out of a dorm, apartment or house, moving can be stressful. It can also create a lot of waste. Boxes, packing supplies and items you no longer want add up. By taking a few small steps, you can make your move more sustainable and less of a hassle. 

Have you ever wondered what happens to the compostable bag of food scraps that you leave at your local drop-off site? Where does it go next and where does it eventually end up? 

It's game day for Minnesota United FC. A packed stadium of approximately 19,600 people cheer, clap and chant as players dash across the field. Throughout the event, fans purchase food and drinks. They toss the used cups, containers and wrappers away with their focus still on the game. 

Below the stadium, however, that waste has not been forgotten.

Did you know? One in eight Minnesota residents struggle with a mental health diagnosis each year. All county residents are invited to learn more about the importance of mental health, have open conversations and reach out for support this Mental Health Awareness Month.

Last week, a Saint Paul family purchased a renovated home on Margaret Street through Ramsey County’s FirstHome Down Payment Assistance Program