- Tax and value statements arriving soon.
- Spring break at Ramsey County Library.
- Voting in the presidential primary.
- Act now to get flood insurance.
- Be a lifeguard this summer.
- Download the Pulse Point app.
- Upcoming events.
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Property tax statements and valuation notices will be mailed to Ramsey County property owners in mid-March.
Tax statements show the amount of taxes and when they are due. The mailing also includes information about refund programs through the state.
Valuation notices include your property classification, estimated market value and taxable market value, which is used to determine property taxes payable in 2021.
Please review your valuation notice carefully. If you believe there is an error, now is the time to appeal or question your classification or valuation.
Contact the Assessor’s Office about your questions or concerns
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Ramsey County Library locations are offering plenty of fun, engaging activities for kids during spring break. Activities include storytimes, STEAM programs, cartoon classes and more!
The popular Teen Tech Camps will also return! These hands-on classes include 3D printing and design, circuitry, robotics, coding, video game design and digital music editing.
 Polling places in Ramsey County will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on March 3 for the presidential primary. If you are not registered to vote - and meet the eligibility requirements - you can register at your polling place.
Find your polling place
 Did you know most regular homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover flood damage?
Homeowners, renters and businesses are encouraged to review their current insurance policies and consider adding flood coverage. The time to act is now; there's a 30-day period before policies go into effect.
Flooding can happen anywhere snow melts quickly or heavy rain falls, and just a few inches of water in a basement can cause more than $10,000 worth of damage.
Learn more about the dangers of flooding
It's a sign of warmer, sunny days to come: Parks & Recreation is currently hiring lifeguards for the 2020 beach and water park season!
Positions are available at Battle Creek Waterworks water park and the county’s six guarded swimming beaches. All positions are full-time throughout the aquatics season, which begins Saturday, June 6.
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View application and certification course information
When cardiac arrest occurs, every second counts. If you are CPR trained, consider downloading the PulsePoint app. This mobile app notifies you of nearby sudden cardiac arrest incidents in public spaces, so you can administer aid before medics arrive.
Learn more about PulsePoint
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