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Saint Paul, Minnesota

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Residents of Saint Paul

Registered voters elect the officials below.

  • Mayor

    Executive

    The city's chief elected official. Presides over the executive branch, proposes the budget and represents the city.

    • City Manager / Administrator

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      The professional administrator who runs day-to-day operations (in some cities appointed by the council instead of the mayor).

  • City Council

    Legislative

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    The elected body that passes ordinances, sets the tax rate and approves the budget.

    • City Clerk

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      Keeps the official records, runs meeting agendas and, often, local elections.

    • City Attorney

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      The city's lawyer; advises officials and prosecutes ordinance violations.

    • Boards & Commissions

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      Citizen advisory bodies, such as planning, zoning appeals and library boards.

  • Municipal Court

    Judicial

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    Hears traffic, ordinance and other minor cases.

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Saint Paul council meetings

What the council and its committees are taking up, from the city's public meeting calendar.

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  • Licensing Hearing

    , 10:00 AM

    Legislative Hearing Room 330, City Hall

    Agenda Details

    1 item of legislation

    • SR 26-249 356 Sibley St - DSIBLLIQ-002420-2026

  • Legislative Hearings

    , 10:00 AM

    Room 330 City Hall & Court House/Remote

    Agenda Details

    10 items of legislation

    • RLH TA 26-225 1046 WESTERN AVENUE NORTH

    • RLH TA 26-263 2255 CONWAY STREET

    • RLH AR 26-72 Removal of Diseased and/or Dangerous Tree(s)- June and August 2026

    • RLH SAO 26-113 1020 Ashland Ave

    • RLH SAO 26-112 1104 Farrington Street

    • RLH SAO 26-85 2nd MF 2016 Fremont Avenue

    • RLH SAO 26-111 751 Oakdale Avenue

    • RLH SAO 26-97 MF 1518 Selby Avenue

    • RLH VO 26-49 1609 Saint Anthony Ave

    • RLH WB 26-4 390 Larpenteur Ave E

  • Library Board

    , 1:00 PM

    Council Chambers

    Agenda Details

    5 items of legislation

    • Min 26-33 Approving October 7, 2026, Library Board Minutes.

    • RES 26-1820 Accepting a gift of travel and lodging expenses from the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) for Library Director Maureen Hartman to attend a convening of library and civic leaders in Seattle, WA on November 12 and 13, 2026.

    • RES PH 26-231 Authorizing the Saint Paul Public Library Agency to accept $1,000,000 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Hayden Heights Library and Riverview Library reconstruction projects and amending the 2026 SPPL Budget

    • SR 26-251 Special Edition Library Card

    • SR 26-234 Rondo Community Library Update

  • Budget Committee

    , 10:00 AM

    Council Chambers, City Hall

    Agenda Details

    3 items of legislation

    • SR 26-254 Presentation of 2027 budget from the Department of Human Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity (HREEO).

    • SR 26-255 Ramsey County tax valuation trends.

    • SR 26-256 Office of the City Council.

  • City Council

    , 3:30 PM

    Council Chambers - 3rd Floor

    Agenda Details

    25 items of legislation

    • AO 26-76 Returning STAR Neighborhood fund back to the undesignated neighborhood pool and utilizing Ward 2 YR STAR fund to fund project 5120211256, W. 7th Fort Road Federation, via RES 26-1771.

    • RES 26-1613 Approving the Mayor’s appointments of Tony Poole to a three-year term on the District Energy Board of Directors.

    • RES 26-1783 Preliminary Oder-Wabasha/St Peter Area CCB (2027)

    • RES 26-1792 Resolution Authorizing the City of St. Paul to Submit Information to the Minnesota Public Facilities Authority (MPFA) and to Enter into a Grant Agreement with the MPFA.

    • RES 26-1796 Northwest Como Booster Club Donation for Halloween Bonfine

    • RES 26-1799 McDonough NE Comm Foundation Halloween Party Donation

    • RES 26-1803 McDonough NE Imp Club Halloween Party Donation

    • RES 26-1809 Authorizing the Office of Financial Empowerment and the Department of Parks and Recreation’s Right Track Program to apply as subrecipients to the University of Michigan for a grant through the Anthropic Economic Futures Research Fund.

    • RES 26-1824 MC Parks and Trails Equity Grant Apps

    • RES 26-1826 United Village Development Job Creation Fund Application

    • RES 26-1827 United Village Development MIF Application

    • RES 26-1829 Approving the use of grant funds through the Ward 4 Neighborhood STAR Year-Round Program for Eme Coffee and Tea Cooperative.

    • RES 26-1839 Approving the Mayor’s appointment of Allison Xiong and Fernando Bejarano Aguilera to two-year terms on the Humans Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity Commission

    • RES 26-1847 Carryforward of Volume Cap

    • RES 26-1869 Approving the Mayor’s appointment of Allison Xiong and Fernando Bejarano Aguilera to two-year terms on the Humans Rights and Equal Economic Opportunity Commission

    • RES 26-1850 Authorizing the proper city officials to accept the donation from the Vera Institute for the Office of Neighborhood Safety Deputy Director Rachel Holzemer and Program Administrator Faith Lofton to Attend the All In: Leading the Community Safety Revolution Summit from November 17-18, 2026.

    • RES 26-1838 Honoring Saint Paul Veterans on Veterans Day, November 11th, 2026

    • RES 26-1854 Recognizing and Honoring Ebro Ahmed

    • Ord 26-51 Amending Chapter 82 of the Administrative Code.

    • Ord 26-52 Modifying the process by which the meeting stipend rate for commissioners of the Police Civilian Internal Affairs Investigation Commission is adopted.

    • Ord 26-58 Minor Text Amendments 2026

    • Ord 26-53 Adding Chapter 428A, Mobile Saunas on Park Property

    • Ord 26-55 1201 Rice St Rezoning

    • Ord 26-56 Amending Section 220.05 of the Legislative Code to match current operational procedures and set rates for base level garbage service to be effective January 1, 2027.

    • RES PH 26-278 Establishing the Water Charges for 2027. (to be laid over to December 2, 2026)

  • Housing & Redevelopment Authority

    , 2:00 PM

    Council Chambers, City Hall

    Agenda Details

    6 items of legislation

    • Min 26-34 October 2026 HRA Meeting Minutes

    • RES 26-1832 Hamm Building Parking Use Agreement

    • SR 26-237 3Q Budget to Actual

    • SR 26-247 Sale of 515 Lafond to St. Agnes Church

    • SR 26-248 TIF Decertification II

    • SR 26-252 ERA Partnership with St. Paul MN Foundation

Recent

  • Housing & Redevelopment Authority

    , 2:00 PM

    Council Chambers, City Hall

    Agenda Minutes Details

    4 items of legislation

    • RES 26-1793 Smith Ave Ramp Easement

      Pass

    • RES 26-1794 Maryland Park Apts HOME Loan and Mortgage

      Pass

    • SR 26-236 Model Cities BROWNstone Commercial Loans Intro

      Received and Filed

    • SR 26-237 3Q Budget to Actual

      Referred

  • Budget Committee

    , 10:00 AM

    Council Chambers, City Hall

    Agenda Minutes Details

    1 item of legislation

    • SR 26-238 2027 Budget Presentation from the City Attorney's Office and the Office of Neighborhood Safety.

      Received and Filed

  • Public Safety Committee

    , 12:30 PM

    Council Chambers, City Hall

    Agenda Details

    3 items of legislation

    • SR 26-239 Tiny-Home Villages: Supportive Services, Housing Pathways, and Collaborative Public Safety Solutions - Virtual Presentation by Sharon Lee, LIHI Executive Director, Donna Anderson, LIHI Regional Shelter Operations Mananger, Marta Kidane, LIHI Community Engagement Manager

    • SR 26-244 Alternative Housing Development: Zoning, Financial Feasibility, and Scalability of Barndominium Models - Chris Dalton, City Manager, New Ulm

    • SR 26-246 Indoor Village Shelter Models: Public Safety, Community Partnerships, and Operational Considerations - Kelly Matter, President & CEO, Avivo

  • City Council

    , 3:30 PM

    Council Chambers - 3rd Floor

    Agenda Minutes Details

    25 items of legislation

    • AO 26-74 Amending CDBG Project Budgets: Allocating $20,010 for 950 Arcade St (Family Foods), $35,000 for 944 Arcade St (Mission Auto), and $50,000 for 1140 Arcade St (Sun Moon Boba and Café).

      Received and Filed

    • AO 26-75 Designating Cedrick Baker, Assistant Mayor, as an assistant to the mayor designated to execute any of the contracts

      Received and Filed

    • RES 26-1654 Authorizing the City to accept a donation from the Responsive Cities Network to reimburse the travel expenses of City employees Dan Niziolek and Derek Engleking

      Pass

    • RES 26-1671 Securing and/or Emergency Boarding Up- August 2026

      Pass

    • RES 26-1748 Habanero Tacos - Adding to Existing License application approval

      Pass

    • RES 26-1750 Barrel Theory Beer Company - Change of Ownership application approval

      Pass

    • RES 26-1751 Mexifino Boxing Studio - Change of Ownership application approval

      Pass

    • RES 26-1752 Aldossari Auto Sales - New Location application approval

      Pass

    • RES 26-1768 SUSAR Conference Registration Donation

      Pass

    • RES 26-1774 Amended Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County for the continued utilization of the Computer Aided Dispatch and Mobile Data Agreement

      Pass

    • RES 26-1775 Amended Joint Powers Agreement with Ramsey County for the continued utilization of the Radio Subscriber Agreement

      Pass

    • RES 26-1788 TCPT Lease Extension-State GO Bond Grant

      Pass

    • RES 26-1782 Naming New Heights Park Koom Siab Park

      Pass

    • Ord 26-53 Adding Chapter 428A, Mobile Saunas on Park Property

      Laid Over to Second Reading

    • Ord 26-55 1201 Rice St Rezoning

      Laid Over to Second Reading

    • Ord 26-56 Amending Section 220.05 of the Legislative Code to match current operational procedures and set rates for base level garbage service to be effective January 1, 2027.

      Laid Over to Second Reading

    • Ord 26-49 University-Snelling CDD - Amending the appendix to Chapter 409 of the Legislative Code pursuant to section 17.07.1 of the Charter and section 409.16 of the Legislative Code to create a Commercial Development District, divided into four (4) quadrants

      Pass

    • Ord 26-51 Amending Chapter 82 of the Administrative Code.

      Pass

    • RES PH 26-264 RES-PH to ACCEPT LCDA for The Aragon

      Pass

    • RES PH 26-291 SLV - Annual Tree of Lights Program - PH 10/28/2026

      Pass

    • ABZA 26-5 Considering the appeal of a decision by the Board of Zoning Appeals denying an appeal of a zoning approval for a building permit based on alleged improper application of the standards in Section 61.402(c)(4) and (5) of the Zoning Code at 2094 Goodrich Avenue.

      Pass

    • RES PH 26-293 Saint Paul Police Foundation Donations

      Pass

    • RES PH 26-294 2027 Enforcement Grant (TZD)

      Pass

    • RLH VO 26-44 888 Dayton Avenue

      Pass

    • RLH SAO 26-107 1104 Farrington Street

      Pass

  • Legislative Hearings

    , 9:00 AM

    Room 330 City Hall & Court House/Remote

    Agenda Minutes Details

    8 items of legislation

    • RLH RR 26-7 633 Capitol Blvd Remove/Repair

      Laid Over

    • RLH RR 26-14 914 Central Ave W Remove/Repair

      Laid Over

    • RLH RR 26-19 947 Fremont

      Referred

    • RLH TA 26-238 829 Lawson Ave E

      Laid Over

    • RLH TA 26-251 364 Maple St

      Referred

    • RLH TA 26-244 570 (576) Prior Ave N

      Laid Over

    • RLH VO 26-48 251 Maria Avenue

      Laid Over

    • RLH FCO 26-89 1863 Seventh St E, 1863 7th St E

      Laid Over

Source: the city's public Legistar calendar, via the Legistar web API.

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