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BizRecycling helps residents of New Brighton View Apartments recycle better
In the past, the recycling dumpsters at New Brighton View Apartments were often contaminated with trash. However, property manager Angela Paulson didn’t have the resources to share details about recycling with her residents. The BizRecycling program provided her with grant funds and helpful recycling education materials, including brochures, wall clings, posters, and even reusable recycling bags for each resident—all for free – that she could just grab and hand out to her residents. They have helped Paulson answer residents’ questions about recycling and reduce contamination.
Stormwater is more than water down the drain in Saint Anthony
When it rains it pours. Or so the saying goes. But in Saint Anthony Village, rainwater doesn’t just pour down the storm drain. The city has been making creative use of all its water resources since 2009.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month: Stronger together in hope for change
Each May we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month as a great opportunity for the community to discuss and acknowledge the importance of mental health and wellness.
April proclaimed Fair Housing Month
The proclamation was read at the April 27 board meeting.
Preparing our Workforce for the Future of Work
A panel of industry experts share their insights on how leveraging tech skills and our Ramsey County tech ecosystem might support a transformative recovery?
May community healing circles continue to support health and wellness
Virtual healing circles will be led by experienced individual healers who are embedded in the community and use their lived experiences, expertise and training to facilitate a safe and comfortable environment for participants to express themselves.
May is Foster Care Awareness Month: Learn the facts about becoming a foster parent
We recognize the foster care providers, policymakers and professionals who help youth find brighter futures and permanent homes.
First half of 2021 property tax payments due May 17
Payments will be accepted via U.S. mail, at secure form drop-off locations and electronically.
Facilities to close at 3:15 p.m. on April 20
All Ramsey County facilities that do not provide 24/7 services will close at 3:15 p.m on April 20. Events are being rescheduled.
April is Child Abuse Prevention Month
The last year has brought many challenges to families, residents and staff as we all do our best to stay safe with COVID-19 continuing to circulate in our community. With most schools still closed or in a hybrid model in Ramsey County, child abuse still happens, but isn't as likely to be seen/reported by education professionals or other trusted adults.
Spring bird walks at Tamarack Nature Center
Free, guided bird walks at Tamarack Nature Center are offered on select Saturdays in May.
Volunteers in Corrections annual plant sale begins April 30
The sale features a variety of hanging baskets, deck pots, vegetables and herbs. Volunteers in Corrections is implementing COVID-19 safety procedures in line with guidelines for garden centers and nurseries.
Ramsey County partners with Salvation Army to manage Bethesda Shelter
The Salvation Army will lead the day-to-day operations and management of Bethesda Shelter.
April community conversations discuss three areas of COVID-19 response
Learn about the county's work around food security and basic needs, employment support, and racial equity and community engagement.
Application for the 2021 elections community engagement program now available
The program focuses on engaging historically underrepresented communities.
Government Procurement Virtual Training Week scheduled April 26-30, to feature 24 workshops for small businesses
More than 15 organizations will be presenting timely topics and time-tested basics to help small businesses grow and compete on government contracts.
Saint Paul curfew begins at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, April 13
The curfew will be in effect from 10 p.m. - 6 a.m. During curfew, travel is prohibited on public streets and in public places for most people.
Chair Carter statement regarding killing of Daunte Wright
Ramsey County Board of Commissioners Chair Toni Carter opened the April 13 board meeting with a statement regarding the recent killing of Daunte Wright.
Call for community artists
The Riverview Corridor project team is looking for artists who are both engaged in their communities and are interested in making a difference through this project.
Spring burns planned for Ramsey County parks
Ramsey County will conduct prescribed burns of some county-owned prairies and woodlands this spring. Burns are planned to begin in late April and run through June.