Mayor's 2024 State of Our City Address
A quorum of city councilmembers may be in attendance.
Saint Paul City Council Passes $45.1 Million for Street, Parks and Recreation Center Projects Funded by City’s New 1% Sales Tax
Projects funded by Saint Paul’s new 1% sales tax approved by voters last fall marks the launch of once-in-a-generation investments in streets and parks infrastructure estimated to total $1 billion over the next two decades.
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Monday, March 11: Mayor Carter to Deliver 2024 State of Our City Address
Monday, March 11: Mayor Carter to Deliver 2024 State of Our City Address
Vulcan Victory Torchlight Parade
Join Mayor Melvin Carter to close out the Saint Paul Winter Carnival at the annual Torchlight Parade. The parade progresses through downtown Saint Paul and ends with the overthrow of King Boreas on the steps of the Central Library, across the street from Rice Park. View the full route and more on the parade webpage.
King Boreas Grande Day Parade
Join Mayor Melvin Carter and kick off the Saint Paul Winter Carnival at the annual Grande Day Parade. The parade begins at Smith Avenue, then proceeds along West Seventh to Rice Park. Visit the parade webpage.
Results of Saint Paul Guaranteed Income Pilot Show Increased Employment, Improved Outlook
People’s Prosperity Pilot first in the nation to use public funding from CARES Act
Mayor Carter and City of Saint Paul Celebrate Major Milestones with Evie Carshare
In partnership with HOURCAR, Evie Carshare logs 150,000+ trips and 1.5 million zero-emission miles
City of Saint Paul Updates Zoning Code to Support Greater Housing Density
The Saint Paul City Council voted to allow multi-family housing units to be built on lots previously limited to single-family homes.