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Happy New Year, District 4 residents!
As we step into 2025, I want to take a moment to reflect on the progress we made together in 2024. I am excited to share my reflections of last year, highlighting the work we have done to strengthen our community. Your continued engagement and support have been vital to these successes.
Click on below link. Thank You ALL!
2024 Reflections!!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BHQh7Giv_hhVn3kAro6ObAiadrI6E9jt/view
I encourage you to take full advantage of what is available to you as Ramsey County residents.
Here’s to a year filled with opportunity, collaboration, and growth for all of us in District 4. Let’s continue building a stronger, more vibrant community together!
Warm regards,
~Rena
County Board Workshops
Most weeks, our County Board meets to discuss specific policy issues and receive updates from County Departments and Service Teams in our Board Workshops.
Workshops and discussions are held on Tuesdays and are open to the public. These take place at the Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse in Suite 220 (2nd floor). You can find the schedule for all upcoming board meetings, workshops, and discussions sessions below.
Look up all workshops and place here:
You can access video recordings of the meetings as well as the materials shared by clicking here.
You can watch upcoming workshops live by clicking here.
 Employers, register now for Ramsey County's Inclusive Workforce Summit! Find new talent pipelines and discover tools for implementing innovative, effective and inclusive hiring practices. Learn more: ramseycounty.us/InclusiveWorkforceSummit
 Are you a small business owner ready to take your business to the next level? CEO Now is a no-cost, seven-month program designed to help you grow your business with expert training, peer support and practical tools. Learn how to balance finances, build a profitable sales process and find key personnel to grow your team. Applications are open until Feb. 18. Apply today at ramseycounty.us/CeoNow.
 Ramsey County is hiring Telecommunicators to be the vital link between residents and emergency services, if you want to make a real impact, build a rewarding career apply all while getting comprehensive on the job training. Step into a career that matters. Ramsey County is looking for compassionate, dedicated Telecommunicators to join our emergency services team. Answer emergency calls. Dispatch police, fire, & medical help. Make a real difference. Ready to start your journey?
Apply today: ramseycounty.us/EmergencyCommunicationsJobs
 Measles is in our community; don't wait, vaccinate your kids! Visit your doctor or contact the Saint Paul - Ramsey County Public Health Immunization Clinic to get caught up on immunizations. Learn more at ramseycounty.us/Measles.
 Join Ramsey County's 2025 Point-in-Time Count to help count individuals experiencing homelessness on Jan. 22. This nationwide effort is required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Volunteers must register and attend a training on Jan. 13 (in-person) or Jan. 15 (virtual). Learn more and sign up at ramseycounty.us/PointInTime2025.
 Ramsey County's Winter Warming Spaces provide safety and relief during the coldest months. Open nightly from 9 p.m.-7 a.m. through March 31, these spaces welcome everyone. Transportation is available. Learn more at ramsey.us/WarmingSpaces or call 651-266-1035.
 The workplace has changed a lot in recent years due to economic uncertainties, talent shortages, workforce challenges and fast-changing technology. These changes make it hard to predict future job needs and trends. Despite the challenges, key trends are emerging, pointing to progress in creating inclusive workplaces, hiring based on skills and embracing digital tools. Join us on Feb.19 to learn about upcoming trends in the workforce for 2025 and beyond from RealTime Talent's Senior Director of Strategic Research, Erin Olson. Register at ramseycounty.us/Top10Trends
 Ramsey County District Court Judges will offer free weddings for couples who wish to get married on Valentine's Day. Weddings will take place from noon to 1:15 p.m. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Dkrflj
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