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How Ramsey County manages used paint
Latex and oil-based paint are the most common items dropped off at Ramsey County’s Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) collection sites. Their combined annual weight is more than 750,000 pounds – that’s heavier than three blue whales.
BizRecycling helps Sweet Science reduce waste
Sweet Science is a small-batch ice cream shop located in Saint Paul’s Keg and Case Market, with pints available in select grocery stores and eateries. This unique shop crafts every ice cream flavor from scratch in their Saint Paul kitchen using local and organic ingredients.
Community Career Labs continue into 2021
Community Career Labs provide free workforce support to job seekers and residents following adverse economic impacts and job losses caused by COVID-19, are available throughout the county.
Workforce Innovation Board appoints new members
The Workforce Innovation Board recently welcomed seven new members.
Safe holiday celebrations during COVID-19
The safest way to celebrate is at home with only the people who live with you.
Safety tips for blizzard warning in effect Dec. 23
Travel will become very dangerous, if not impossible today and tonight.
Update on state funding approved for small business relief
Through the package, Ramsey County will receive $10.7 million to distribute to businesses. At this time, we anticipate that most of the funding will be used to supplement the Small Business Relief Fund.
COVID-19 community testing sites closed over holidays
If you are seeking a test through a clinic or hospital, please confirm available testing hours directly with the clinic or hospital.
Arena closures extended through Jan. 3
All 11 Ramsey County arenas will remain closed to the general public through at least January 3. Arenas are projected to reopen on Monday, January 4 for youth and adult practices.
Temporary trail detours and closures in effect at Battle Creek Regional Park
Metropolitan Council Environmental Services is repairing and updating a significant part of the regional sewer system in Saint Paul.
County board approves 2021 supplemental budget
The 2021 budget includes a 0% increase to the property tax levy.
Holiday sale at Keller Golf Course Dec. 19
Pick up the perfect gifts for the golf lover on your holiday list at the Keller Golf Course pro shop this weekend!
Vadnais-Snail master plan draft open for review through Jan. 7
The draft Vadnais-Snail Lakes Regional Park master plan has been posted for public comment through Thursday, January 7.
Two Social Services programs receive awards from Association of Minnesota Counties
Ramsey County’s Child Welfare Diversion and Community Outreach and Stabilization Unit programs were recognized for exhibiting leadership excellence and innovation during this year’s COVID-19 pandemic.
Partnerships with 24 community organizations provide COVID-19 information and resource connections
The partnerships will help ensure Ramsey County's diverse racial, ethnic and cultural communities are informed about coronavirus, county services and community resources during the pandemic.
Sessions scheduled to gather feedback on Sheriff’s Office
Provide feedback on trust, accountability and transparency in the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office.
Sleeve up to prevent the spread of seasonal flu
Getting a seasonal flu shot can reduce your risk of getting the flu and help save medical resources needed to care for people with COVID-19. Although flu peaks between December and February most years, it can last as late as May.
2020 general election turnout dashboard available
A record 297,466 Ramsey County voters cast a ballot in the 2020 general election.
New scavenger hunt at local parks launches today
Join a new adventure through our local parks! This winter, challenge yourself to get out of the house even when the weather is cold with our new scavenger hunt.
City of Saint Paul’s Recycle Smart campaign a success
Last year, with support from Ramsey and Hennepin counties, the City of Saint Paul collaborated with the City of Minneapolis on a recycling education campaign. Residents were encouraged to think a little more about what belongs and does not belong in the blue recycling cart.