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Minimum Wage Increase for Saint Paul

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Mayor Kaohly Her

Saint Paul residents elected Kaohly Her as the City's first woman and first Asian American mayor in 2025. Mayor Her was born in the mountains of Laos and came to the United States as a refugee at age three. A strong work ethic, her family's tenacity, and support from her community propelled Mayor Her to the highest levels of our state government and now to City Hall.

A finance professional, non-profit executive, stay-at-home mom, school board administrator, and State Representative, Mayor Her brings her years of lived experience across different sectors to help Saint Paul move forward.

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As Saint Paul’s legislative body, the City Council sets City policy through ordinances and resolutions and adopts the City’s budget. It passes ordinances that become law, conducts performance audits, and oversees City agencies to ensure programs work and funds are spent effectively. The Council holds regular oversight hearings on departments and monitors operations. Public involvement is central to its work, with weekly meetings providing opportunities for input on decisions that shape the City’s policies, budget, and overall governance.

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Not sure where to start? Explore the many departments that keep Saint Paul running and serving its residents. From public safety and emergency services to parks, libraries, and community programs, each department plays a vital role in shaping the City’s quality of life. You’ll also find resources for housing, business development, and City planning. Whether you need permits, want to learn about sustainability efforts, or are looking for neighborhood services, this is your gateway to everything the City has to offer.

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Latest News

Saint Paul Celebrates the new Kellogg-3rd Street Bridge with a Community Celebration on Saturday, October 24

10/14/2026 Public Works

Ribbon cutting ceremony to reconnect downtown Saint Paul and the East Side

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City of Saint Paul and Community Partners to Celebrate Wabasha Park Improvements

10/12/2026 Parks & Recreation

Common Cent sales tax funds support downtown park enhancements, including a new artfully designed shelter, improved lighting, restored Skygate sculpture and welcoming gathering spaces.

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ADVISORY: City of Saint Paul and Community Partners to Celebrate Wabasha Park Improvements

10/12/2026 Parks & Recreation

Common Cent sales tax funds support downtown park enhancements, including a new artfully designed shelter, improved lighting, restored Skygate sculpture and welcoming gathering spaces.

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The City of Saint Paul and Community Partners to Celebrate New Mural in Victoria Park

10/8/2026 Parks & Recreation

The dedication of the mural highlights youth artists, community collaboration, creative use of urban spaces, art in Saint Paul, and cultural storytelling.

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