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Annual property valuation notices and tax statements were mailed in late March. Many questions or concerns about property valuation can be answered over the phone in advance of the open book meeting.
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.
The appeals process is available for residents on the Property Value & Assessment page.
Are you eligible for a property tax refund?
Minnesota homeowners and renters may qualify for one or more state property tax refunds. Eligibility requirements change each year. You may qualify this year if you haven’t in the past.
Visit the Minnesota Department of Revenue for refund information.
Celebrated since 1974, National Volunteer Week – which will take place from April 20-26 – has been an opportunity to recognize the impact of volunteer service and the power of volunteers to tackle society’s greatest challenges, to build stronger communities and be a force that transforms the world. Dedicated people volunteer thousands of hours in Ramsey County every year. Thank you to the dedicated people who volunteer thousands of hours in Ramsey County every year.
Volunteer opportunities with Parks & Recreation
Looking for a way to give back this season? Ramsey County Parks & Recreation offers volunteer opportunities like our Earth Day Clean-Up, where you can help maintain trails, remove invasive plants and prepare gardens for spring at the Tamarack Nature Center. Volunteers can also help maintain and enhance various parks and trails. Learn more and sign up for our spring clean-up.
Help sexual violence victims/survivors in your community.
SOS Sexual Violence Services of Saint Paul - Ramsey County Public Health is looking for volunteers to staff the 24-hour resource line on nights and weekends and provide medical support at local hospitals. The next volunteer training begins April 8. Learn more and view the full training schedule.
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Ramsey County is developing a long-range plan to guide transportation projects. Our goal is a safe, accessible, equitable and connected transportation system for people of all ages and abilities.
We now invite you to read the final draft before we present it to the Ramsey County Board of Commissioners for approval. Send us your feedback by April 30 at askpw@ramseycounty.us or 651-266-7100.
Potholes? Report a problem.
Public Works is responsible for maintaining Ramsey County roads, including pothole repair, snow plowing, fixing traffic signals, picking up debris and trimming overhanging limbs. You may report a problem online.
Spring events
A nature-themed story is followed by related activities and an outdoor excursion. Tamarack Nature Center offers a number of programs tailored to youth, youth and adult partners and adults.
Learn more about programs and events, including times and dates.
Seasonal hiring
If you're seeking a fun and flexible job, we're also hiring seasonal lifeguards and other parks positions — no county residency required. Enjoy working indoors and outdoors while making a difference in your community. Learn more and apply today.
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Severe Weather Awareness Week is April 7-11. Join Ramsey County Emergency Management & Homeland Security in preparing for severe weather season by reviewing safety and awareness tips each day this week.
April is a month for public health awareness
April is a crucial month for public health awareness, highlighting important initiatives like National Public Health Week (April 7-11) and Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). National Public Health Week emphasizes the importance of community health, prevention and equitable access to care, encouraging individuals and organizations to work together for a healthier future. At the same time, SAAM raises awareness about sexual violence, supports survivors and promotes prevention efforts through education and advocacy.
In Ramsey County, there are now more options for reporting sexual violence. Saint Paul – Ramsey County Public Health’s SOS Sexual Violence Services has partnered with the Saint Paul Police Department to give survivors more control on how, when and to whom their assault is reported through the On My Terms program.
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Environmental Center is now open
The new Environmental Center is now open in Roseville, providing a convenient location to safely dispose of household hazardous waste, electronics, household recycling, scrap metal, food scraps, plastic bags and plastic wrap.
To celebrate its opening, join us for special events, including the Earth Day Giveaway, an Open House and the April Fix-It Clinic. These events offer a great opportunity to learn about recycling, sustainability and waste reduction in our community.
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Get growing this spring with community garden and urban ag resources
There are many, often free, resources available to help start or expand community gardens and urban farms in Ramsey County. Start growing.
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