Community Conversations with Council Member Rebecca Noecker
July 10, 9:00-10:00 a.m. Union Depot. Join Council President Noecker for these informal opportunities to ask your questions or share
Read MoreJuly 10, 9:00-10:00 a.m. Union Depot. Join Council President Noecker for these informal opportunities to ask your questions or share
Read MoreFor the immediate future, the City of St. Paul’s new garbage hauler, FCC Environmental, is without a long-term home after
Read MoreStakeholders encouraged to participate in a series of April open houses on the proposed project. When planning for the Riverview
Read MoreThe week of February 17 saw some major development news for downtown St. Paul, including a potential $130 development project
Read MoreCouncil Perspectives, St. Paul City Council Ward 2 I love the freshness of a new year. It gives you a
Read MoreSt. Paul Moms Demand Action, the local chapter of a gun safety advocacy group, recently celebrated the installation of seven
Read MoreI’m honored to have been chosen by my colleagues to chair the Housing and Redevelopment Authority (HRA). The HRA is responsible for much of the work I believe is critical to building a fair and just community – creating more affordable housing and keeping our small businesses strong. To make sure people at all income levels can afford to live in St. Paul, we need many more affordable homes of many more types and sizes in all of our neighborhoods. To keep our neighborhoods strong, we need to support the small businesses that are at the heart of them.
Read MoreSt. Paul’s West End continued to be as vibrant and lively as ever, and the Community Reporter was there to
Read MoreChanges are coming to City Hall following the 2023 election.
This year’s local election saw four members deciding not to run again, including Ward 3 Councilmember Chris Tolbert and Council President Amy Brendmoen, bringing four new members to the City Council, which will be all female and predominantly people of color for the first time in the city’s history.
In addition, voters decided on an increased sales tax in the city and elected four members to the Board of Education.
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