While we are not aware of any planned ICE enforcement actions in our city, the City of Saint Paul, and our Saint Paul Police Department will not cooperate, facilitate enforcement actions, or ask for immigration documentation or status.
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Governor Walz, Mayor Carter, and Mayor Frey provided an update this morning on the current emergency situation. Our City is working shoulder-to-shoulder with local, state, and federal authorities to protect Saint Paul residents and businesses.
Today, announced closures of four city streets to vehicle traffic to support physically distant outdoor activities in and around three City of Saint Paul parks areas and along the Mississippi River. Closures start 4/16 through mid-July.
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The best way you can support this mission is by following the night-time curfew which will go back into effect tonight at 8 p.m. Learn more about the order here: stpaul.gov/departments/em. #StayHome
Thank you to our incredible community members who are stepping out and helping to clean up our neighborhoods. Our community is resilient and we will make it through this together:
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Whose house? OUR HOUSE.
Your 2017 @WNBA Champions, THE MINNESOTA LYNX! 
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twitter.com/minnesotalynx/During the Winter Carnival of 1958, 5th Street between St. Peter and Wabasha became a giant skating rink. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
Today, announced the partial closure of three city streets to vehicle traffic to accommodate public health official guidance on #COVID19 social distancing. The closures will support walking, biking in and around Como Lake and Park, Lake Phalen and Park, Cherokee Park
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We all rely on brave first responders to be there for us during moments of danger. Early this morning, responded quickly and professionally under difficult circumstances to rescue two young men trapped in a vent shaft, a display of public safety at its finest.
Introducing the Capital City Bikeway - Saint Paul's newest bike and pedestrian path. Route includes Jackson, Kellogg, St. Peter, 9th & 10th.
Breaking: Saint Paul City Council Approves #FordSite Zoning and Public Realm Master Plan stpaul.gov/news/saint-pau
Mayor Carter announces the closure of the southbound lane of Mississippi River Blvd. to allow for more social distancing for pedestrians and bicyclists.
There will be no curfew tonight in the City of Saint Paul. Thank you to all of our residents for abiding by the curfew last night and keeping our city safe.
Night reflections of downtown Saint Paul, circa 1950. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
Today, signed Executive Order 2021-21, requiring facemasks to be worn indoors in all city-controlled facilities and all businesses licensed by the City of Saint Paul at times when distancing of at least 6 ft is not maintained. Read full E.O.: stpaul.gov/news/statewide
Today, signed Executive Order 2022-4 which requires proof of vaccination or neg. test obtained within 72 hours of entry at any City of Saint Paul licensed business any time food and/or drink is sold or served indoors for consumption. Effective Jan. 19.
We have joined to lower speed limits to support safer streets. New speed limits will be 20 mph for local residential streets and 25 mph for larger, city-owned streets. For more info and a map of new speed limits, visit stpaul.gov/speedlimits.
#SlowerIsSafer
Boil water advisory issued for areas of Saint Paul and Maplewood for the next 24 hours. Customers in the affected areas are being asked to boil water for three minutes before using. More information and a map of impacted areas can be found at pulse.ly/wxswosvrbe
RESIDENTIAL STREET PLOWING ALERT - JAN 17-20
Move cars off east-west residential streets on 1/17 & 1/18
Move cars off north-south streets on 1/19 & 1/20
Ticketing and towing in effect for cars parked more than 48 hours
Details at stpaul.gov/snow
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Pick up your car from the impound lot at no cost. All towing and storage charges for registered owners picking up their cars from the impound lots will be waived through May 6 at the Snow Lot and through May 8 at the Barge Channel Lot. Learn more at stpaul.gov/impound.
Happy International Beer Day! Which Saint Paul brewery are you celebrating in?
There will not be a curfew in the City of Saint Paul tonight, Wednesday, April 14.
Last week, , , and installed a new grass soccer field at Arlington Hills Community Center. Thank you to all the partners and volunteers who donated their time and resources to provide a premiere playing space for this high demand amenity!
An aerial view of downtown Saint Paul, circa 1935, on a postcard. Image courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
The City's face covering policy goes into effect today, June 1. Executive order 2020-09 requires face masks to be worn indoors in all city-controlled facilities and at all businesses licensed by the City at all times when social distancing of at least 6 feet is not maintained.
Another Saint Paul landmark who participated in a moment of unity in honor of Minnesotans lost to COVID-19, and recognizing front-line workers. #MNTogether
Did you know: Draft #FordSite plans designate more than 20% of the site as public parks, trails & open space stpaul.gov/departments/pl
., city leaders, bikers celebrate the #CapitalCityBikeway. 1st segment is nearing completion on Jackson St. #BikeStPaul
The vaccination site is offering COVID-19 vaccinations through May 4 for anyone ages 16 years and older, regardless of zip code. Minnesotans from anywhere can walk-in or make an appointment by going online or calling 833-431-2053.
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Recent reports by national media outlets on ICE’s potential enforcement actions in U.S. cities has caused concern for many. At the local level, we are committed to ensuring Saint Paul is a safe, welcoming and inclusive city for all of us. stpaul.gov/departments/ci
A view of Kellogg Boulevard, looking west. 1940. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
We are rolling out an upgrade to our recycling program - single sort wheeled carts! Start rolling Jan '17. stpaul.gov/recycle
The Ford Parkway Bridge being built in 1925. Also called Intercity or 46th St. Bridge, it is on the Nt'l Register of Historic Places. #TBT
What a difference a week makes! Looking forward to seeing the Little Mekong Plaza grow into a vibrant open space.
A look at the railroad yards and union depot in 1905. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
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Thank you to the 2,122 election judges that helped with the 2020 general election.
We appreciate your service to our community and for your work to ensure that the election was administered in a fair manner.
City Council approved new citywide bike plan, doubling bike infrastructure & advancing ’s 8 to 80 vision
Saint Paul – Ramsey County Public Health is offering free COVID-19 testing on Sunday, August 9, 16, 23 and 30 at Washington Technology Magnet School (1495 Rice Street, Saint Paul, MN 55117), 2-6 p.m. Testing is open to everyone, symptoms or no symptoms.
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Appointments for Saturday's testing at Aldrich Arena in @MaplewoodMN is full, a limited number of walk ups will be available. Preregistered times are still available for Sunday's testing at Washington Technology Magnet School @cityofsaintpaul.
Learn more: ramseycounty.us/testingsites
Have a happy holiday weekend with this photo from 1925: Sixth Street decked out in decorations for the holidays.
A worker at Hamm's Brewery moves a pallet of Hamm's Beer on Sept. 23, 1937. The brewery was the largest in the state at one time.
Tonight, Mayor Carter issued Executive Order 2020-12 requiring the closure of the skyway system on May 29 through 6 a.m. on June 1, directing owners of all buildings connecting to the skyway to secure entrances to the skyway and access to the skyway: stpaul.gov/departments/em
Amid highly contagious COVID-19 variants, has signed Executive Order 2022-3 requiring face coverings to be worn indoors in all city-controlled facilities and all businesses licensed by the City of Saint Paul starting Jan. 6 at 5pm. Full E.O.: stpaul.gov/executive-orde
SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARED on 12/10/21. Night route plowing begins at 9 p.m. Day route plowing begins at 8 a.m. on 12/11/21. Info: stpaul.gov/snow
Move your car to avoid a ticket/tow. Use the free parking map stpaul.gov/snowemergencyp
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Beautiful evening and great atmosphere at the Lowertown Blues & Funk Fest in Mears Park! #STP
Happy holidays! Wabasha Street at 7th decked out to celebrate the season in 1948. #Tbt
Enjoy the unseasonably warm temps with a stroll around Como Lake. Enjoy this pic of the lake from 1910.
This summer, the City of Saint Paul is partnering with local businesses and organizations to bring an exciting series of pop-up science and technology programs and activities for youth called #SummerSwarm. Visit StPaul.gov/TechForAll to learn about FREE activities this summer.
Out of this world! just landed a big NASA contract for an educational project: twincities.com/2016/04/27/sci via
A curfew will be in effect tonight, June 3 at 10 p.m. until tomorrow, June 4 at 4 a.m. The curfew is imposed in all public places and no travel is allowed in any public street or public place. Learn more here at stpaul.gov/curfew.
Snow falls on downtown Saint Paul in 1949. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
The Twin Cities Electric Vehicle Mobility Network (TCEVMN), led by the City of Saint Paul has been awarded $6.7 million by the U.S Department of Energy (DOE) as part of its Advanced Innovative Vehicle Technologies program.
New microbrewery, , 125 9th St. E. in downtown #StPaul is opening their taproom today at 3 p.m.! twbrewing.com.
Trolley cars make the turn at Fourth and Wabasha circa 1952. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
Chief Butch Inks of is currently on discussing the City's preparations for tonight. There are nearly 200 firefighters on duty tonight. "We have the resources in place to protect every resident, and every visitor tonight."
A look at the Ford Bridge from 1927. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
A view from above of the downtown Saint Paul riverfront in 1925. #ThrowbackThursday
Saint Paul Saints baseball players in 1960 at the old Midway Stadium at 1000 North Snelling Ave. Photo courtesy of Minn. Historical Society. #TBT
City Council thanks retiring Police Chief Tom Smith for his remarkable service: Thanks for making Saint Paul proud.
Saint Paul’s oldest park, Rice Park, as it appeared in 1908. #TBT
People view St. Paul from the Highland water tower in 2013. Come view the tower this wknd July 16 -17 from 9 to 5.
To address growing food insecurity in Saint Paul due to the #COVID19 pandemic, the City's is partnering with , Arts Us, and the to provide free meal service through June 5 to Saint Paul families in need.
Starting on March 1, 2021, the City's new S.A.F.E. Housing Tenant Protections will go into effect. These protections include a set of five stable, accessible, fair, and equitable policies. Learn more about the policies in this thread. ⬇️
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Take a look down Robert Street in 1908. Photo courtesy Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
A view of downtown Saint Paul circa 1920. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
Saint Paul has a new phone line and email address to answer questions about the City’s response to the #COVIDー19. Interpreters are available to answer questions in Hmong, Karen, Oromo, Somali, Spanish. stpaul.gov/coronavirus.
📞 651-266-6000
✉️LanguageResources@ci.stpaul.mn.us
TOMORROW! Join Saint Paul @MayorCarter_, Minneapolis Mayor , & members of the Saint Paul and City Councils for the #BoldNorth Snowball Challenge!
Sun, Feb 24
1:00 pm
McMurray Fields
The event is free & family-friendly. stpaul.gov/departments/ma
Enjoying a glass of milk at the State Fair, circa 1924. Don't miss the Fair this year, open through Labor Day.
Today City Council passed a resolution recognizing "Indigenous People's Day" in St. Paul. goo.gl/wpmCYX
Mayor Carter has issued Executive Order 2020-11 establishing a night-time curfew in Saint Paul effective at 8 p.m. tonight, Friday, May 29 through May 31: stpaul.gov/departments/em.
In response to the economic impact on families and small businesses created by #COVIDー19, has proposed the Saint Paul Bridge Fund to provide $3.25 million in emergency relief to those in the community who need it most: StPaul.gov/saint-paul-bri. The fund includes⬇️
Saint Paul Regional Water Services kicks off Lead Free SPRWS, a 10-year plan to remove the remaining 26,000 lead service lines ensuring long-term drinking water quality. The program is voluntary and free to homeowners: StPaul.gov/water
President Harry Truman as he tours the city of Saint Paul in November of 1949. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
West Fifth Street, circa 1910. Photo courtesy of Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
OK, this #TCSW18 event isn’t in STP – but it sure does brag about us! See the full Farm to Fork film tonight at #Minnedemo. One ticket left as of this tweet! tcsw18.sched.com/event/GDJS #STPInnovates #FullStackSTP
We are asking everyone to please abide by the 8 p.m. curfew set by Mayor Carter. Please be at home, stay at home, and stay safe tonight.
It's a beautiful evening and you should spend some of it at the Little Mekong Night Market!
Declares Back-to-Back Snow Emergencies for Wednesday night and Thursday night. All residents asked to prepare, limit non-essential travel, and move vehicles off the streets according to Snow Emergency parking rules. See full details at stpaul.gov/snow
A worker bottles beer at the Schmidt Brewing Company, 1933. Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
We continue to improve biking – and making Saint Paul the most livable city in America – and people are noticing. ow.ly/K8YV30bDhhO
Yesterday's Safe Summer Nights was a fantastic evening of community, food and fun.
It’s finally starting to warm up outside, but spring is already in full bloom in the Sunken Garden! The Spring Flower Show is on display now through April 30 at !
Applications are now open for the Saint Paul Bridge Fund, which will provide emergency relief for families and small businesses most impacted by #COVIDー19. Apply by APRIL 19 at 5 p.m. at stpaul.gov/bridge-fund. #stpbridgefund
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It’s not too late to fill out the #2020Census. Respond online at 2020Census.gov, by phone at 844-330-2020, or by completing and mailing back the paper questionnaire. Respond no later than September 30.
The City in partnership with the and invites you to a virtual community #Juneteenth commemoration of heritage and culture featuring Mayor Carter, African American community leaders, local artists and ArtsUs youth drummers: sppl.org/juneteenth.
Snow removal during a snow storm, 1948. Be careful during your commute tonight! Photo courtesy of the Minnesota Historical Society. #TBT
SNOW EMERGENCY DECLARED in on 1/4/23. Night route plowing begins at 9 p.m. Day route plowing begins at 8 a.m. on 1/5/23. More info at StPaul.gov/snow
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Please help us ensure protestors are safe. Avoid I-94 in both directions in Saint Paul.
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Marchers are spread out in the westbound lanes of I94, near Dale Street. It appears they intend to continue heading west.
We're working to ensure they are safe. Help us by avoiding I94 in both directions.
Help us spread the news about the 2020 Census. Let’s make sure all of our voices are heard because we count Minnesota. Learn more at stpaul.gov/census #2020Census
