- Absentee voting now available
- Free disposal of leaves and pumpkins
- Job seeker and career support programs
- Public health receives gold-level designation
- Open to Business program
- Second half property taxes due Oct. 15 |
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 County residents can vote early in person or by mail before the Nov. 5 general election. If you are not currently registered to vote you can request an absentee ballot - a registration form will be provided with your ballot.
In-person voting is available at the Ramsey County Elections Office near downtown Saint Paul now through Nov. 4. Early voting will be available at seven additional locations throughout the county Oct. 29 - Nov. 4.
More information on voting before Election Day
Serve your community as an election judge
We're looking for election judges to staff local polling places for the general election as well as during early voting. Student judge opportunities are also available for youth 16-17 years old.
Sign up to be an election or student judge
 Looking for support as you navigate your career? We're here to help! Workforce Solutions has programs for residents searching for a new job, including:
- Career coaching.
- Meeting with employers.
- On-site Resource Rooms.
- Education and training.
- Work experience.
Call or visit our service locations in Saint Paul and North St. Paul to learn more about employment assistance programs.
Saint Paul – Ramsey County Public Health has been given the gold-level designation as a Breastfeeding Friendly Health Department from the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH). This award was given to Public Health for acting as a model to promote healthy families by supporting nursing mothers in its workforce and in the community.
One of the ways the county is promoting healthy families is by hosting Baby Café, a free drop-in service offering breastfeeding support for those who are pregnant or breastfeeding.
Learn more about Baby Café
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Are you a small business owner or entrepreneur looking for support? The Open to Business program may be for you! All current business owners and aspiring entrepreneurs intending to establish, purchase or improve a business within the county are eligible to participate.
Services available include:
- Business plan development.
- Feasibility analysis.
- City and state licensing and regulatory assistance.
Learn more about Open to Business
The second half of 2019 property tax payments are due Monday, Oct. 15.
Payment options:
Payments must be postmarked on or before Oct. 15 to avoid penalty. Checks and money orders should be made payable to Ramsey County.
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