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Help improve travel along Fairview Avenue and County Road B2
Take a short survey on safety issues, delays and current routes to help inform future improvements along Fairview Avenue and County Road B2 near Rosedale Center.
2021 supplemental budget hearings begin in August
Supplemental budget hearings begin Tuesday, August 25 in the Council Chambers.
County Road J/Ash Street closure week of July 6
County Road J has reopened to traffic as of July 9.
2019 Popular Annual Financial Report now available
Learn about the county’s 2019 financials, service highlights and major initiatives.
Chair Carter statement on alleged discriminatory treatment of employees at jail
The Board of Commissioners discussed the issue at their June 23, 2020 board meeting.
Discovery Hollow and Garden remaining closed for updates
Tamarack Nature Center is celebrating its ninth year of operation with nearly half a million visits, and it's time for a Discovery Hollow and Garden spruce-up.
Westbound I-694 exit ramp to Rice Street closing June 29
The closure will last through late summer as crews pour concrete and finish other construction tasks.
Community members appointed to Transforming Systems Together
Nine community members and alternates were appointed by the County Board on June 16 to the founding governance body of Transforming Systems Together (TST), the county's shared decision-making initiative.
Town halls for businesses and residents impacted by response to George Floyd's death
Businesses and residents are invited to join a virtual town hall June 18 or 23 to share input on how government can best help communities rebuild following the response to George Floyd's death.
City Hall-Courthouse chambers art update
Work of artists selected by a community taskforce is currently in production.
Tamarack canceling summer day camps and programs
After careful consideration for the well-being of participants, staff and volunteers, all 2020 Tamarack Nature Center day camp sessions have been canceled.
Public input sought on economic inclusion and growth
Input is sought as a comprehensive economic development strategy is developed for Ramsey County.
Business4Business Minneapolis-Saint Paul to help small businesses impacted by COVID-19
Business4Business coalition matches small businesses to community resources.
Overnight traffic impacts on I-94 at Dale Street June 8-10
Lane restrictions and temporary closures will be in place on I-94 Monday night and Tuesday night as crews install beams for the new northbound side of the Dale Street bridge.
June 10 town hall provides information on the 2020 Census and voting
The town hall will be hosted by the COVID-19 Racial Equity and Community Engagement Response Team and held via Zoom.
Local laundromat recycles more than 3,000 pounds per year
Beautiful Laundrette is a self-serve laundromat on the West Side of Saint Paul dedicated to making customers’ washing and drying experience comfortable and hassle-free. In 2019, Laurel Gamm became the new proprietor of the laundromat on the corner of Elizabeth and Stryker Avenue in Saint Paul. After renovating the space, Gamm re-opened it as Beautiful Laundrette.
On climate justice: Food insecurity is everyone's problem
County commissioners honor Recycling Ambassadors
This past April, the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners recognized the Recycling Ambassadors and Fix-It Clinic volunteers for their contributions furthering the mission of environmental health.
Food saving tips: Storing and using fresh herbs
Fresh herbs give vibrant, deep flavor to many dishes. Learn how to cook with and store herbs to make the most of their flavor profiles.
Recycle better – Now more than ever
With more people staying at home, recycling facilities are seeing more paper, cardboard, metal cans, plastic containers and other packaging waste coming in. Our nation’s supply chains are eager for these materials, which will be made into packaging, toilet paper and other vital items in high demand right now. By recycling better, you can do your part to keep vital items in stock.