Ramsey County officials are inviting the public to weigh in on the proposed 2025 budget and property tax levy. A public hearing is set for December 11 at 6:00 P.M. at the Hallie Q. Brown Community Center in Saint Paul, giving residents the chance to share their thoughts directly with the city, school district, and other taxing authorities. Those wishing to speak out but unable to attend can shoot their comments over to the board of commissioners online. Courtesy of an announcement shared with the Ramsey County bulletin, anyone looking to get ahead of the game can eye their Proposed Property Tax Notice online using the county's lookup tool.
As the county gears up for the upcoming budget hearing, residents are embracing the festive spirit with a lineup of holiday events. Union Depot is bustling with activities, including a European Christmas Market running until December 22, while the CPKC Holiday Train and the North Pole Express bring a magical touch to the season. From snowy adventures in county parks to exploring the virtual realms of Dungeons and Dragons at the Ramsey County Library, there’s something for everyone to celebrate this holiday season.
Ramsey County's Winter Warming Spaces will open mid-December, offering nightly shelter with sleep areas, warm blankets, and hot drinks after 9:00 P.M. Additional spaces may become available during extreme cold to accommodate more individuals in need. For assistance, residents can contact 651-266-1035 or email [email protected], as announced by the county.
Amy Caron, a seasoned public health professional with over 20 years of experience, will assume her role as the new Saint Paul-Ramsey County Public Health director on December 11, bringing strategic expertise and operational leadership to one of Minnesota's largest health departments. Caron’s appointment highlights Ramsey County’s commitment to health and wellness, reflected in initiatives like Infant Safe Sleep Week, which promotes essential safety practices for infants, underscoring the community’s dedication to shared well-being and progress.
