News & Updates

Ramsey County observes Transgender Day of Visibility on March 18, ahead of the national date of March 31, to support local events and awareness efforts.

Some businesses hire a consultant to help with environmental health and safety. Learn tips for success when working with a consultant on hazardous waste regulations.

As part of a comprehensive remodel and improvement project, Battle Creek Waterworks will remain closed for the 2025 season. Originally constructed in 2000, this beloved family water park within the Ramsey County regional park system is undergoing significant upgrades to enhance safety, accessibility, and overall visitor experience.

With minimal snowfall this season, encroachments on park property have been occurring throughout the winter and will continue to be addressed throughout the year. Parks & Recreation staff are actively inspecting parkland to identify unauthorized use, which can include dumping yard waste, mowing or clearing vegetation, storing personal belongings, or placing structures on county property.

The redesigned space offers improved amenities to better serve staff and the community, including a more accessible main entrance near the mall atrium, enhanced Wi-Fi, and a public printer for Service Center materials.

Results for the Feb. 11 District 3 special election are available on the county's Election Results page.

Join us and the City of Saint Paul for events celebrating the history and contributions of Black Americans.

Ongoing conservation efforts are providing valuable insights into seedling survival rates.

The Mental Health Urgent Care located at 402 University Ave. E. in Saint Paul became the first in the state to support youths ages 13-18 and their families with extended urgent care hours, the 24/7 crisis line and off-site respite services.