Mayor's Office

American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) dollars will fund multiple career preparation opportunities through 13 local community-based organizations.

As scheduled, minimum wage increases for large, small, and micro businesses go into effect today, July 1, 2023.

2023 legislative session brings millions in funding to Saint Paul to support public safety, housing, community centers, and public infrastructure Session also authorizes the city to bring sales tax proposal to Saint Paul voters

City of Saint Paul, Public Art Saint Paul, and Saint Paul Almanac have chosen 15 winners to coincide with the contest’s 15th anniversary

Expansion to create 100+ jobs and invest $60 million in partnership with DEED and City of Saint Paul

Hartman to lead SPPL through period of new development, transformation, and opportunity

Saint Paul’s equitable strategy to fund comprehensive improvements to city roads and parks. This “Common Cent” approach allocates the voter-approved, one-cent increase in the local sales tax to related projects, estimated to cost $1 billion over 20 years.

Community members can engage in conversations about next year’s budget during 7 in-person gatherings this spring

The City of Saint Paul has a budget of almost $1 billion a year. How we raise and spend that money shows what our community values. That’s why Mayor Carter invites everyone in Saint Paul to help design his budget proposal every year. By coming to a public budget meeting this summer, you and your neighbors can help create the City’s next budget.