Ski & Snowboard Lessons
Registration for downhill skiing, cross country skiing, and snowboarding lessons at Como Park Ski Center opens on Nov. 7. To avoid overcrowding in the chalet, pre-registration for equipment fittings is required for lesson participants. Additional public health measures and modifications will be in place. Visit the Como Park Ski Center webpage for more information.
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Ayd Mill Road to Reopen
Beginning Nov. 7, Ayd Mill Road will reopen to vehicle traffic and a new off-street pedestrian and bike trail along the corridor will also be open. The new speed limit on Ayd Mill Road is 35 mph.
To celebrate the reopening of Ayd Mill Road and the new bike and pedestrian trail, Mayor Carter invites community members to join him Saturday morning, Nov. 7, for a socially distant bike ride or walk along the new Ayd Mill Road trail, from 9-11am.
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Campaign signs can’t be placed in your recycling cart
Campaign signs cannot be placed in your curbside recycling carts, but here is how you can properly recycle, re-purpose, or dispose of your campaign signs after the election.
- All campaign signs must be removed one week (Nov. 10) after the general election has been held.
- Ramsey County residents are welcome to use Dakota County’s campaign/yard sign collection program. Drop off rigid plastic or cardboard campaign/yard signs and metal stakes Nov. 9-20, 2020 at one of three special collection sites.
- You may also check with the campaign that distributed the election sign to see if they are collecting these signs following the election.
- Signs may also be re-purposed. Add some paint and reuse for them for your next yard sale or birthday party, or search online for DIY ideas to turn them into storage containers, birdhouses, pet furniture and more.
- Metal signs or metal stakes- you may separate any metal from the plastic campaign signs and recycle with scrap metal at a metal recycler.
- Signs may also be discarded in the garbage
Swimming Lessons
Swimming lessons are back at Great River Water Park! Reservations for swimming lessons, open swim, lap swim, or water aerobics can be made online or by calling 651-642-0650. Public health measures and modifications will be in place.
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Rec Check
Registration for session three of our free after-school Rec Check program is now open. Registration is required for all participants. Session three runs November 16 - December 22. Rec Check is available for all youth grades 1-5 who live or attend school in Saint Paul.
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Free Meals and Produce Distribution
To address growing food insecurity in Saint Paul due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City is partnering with Youthprise, Arts-Us, and the Sanneh Foundation to provide free meal service to Saint Paul families in need. Visit stpaul.gov/freemeals for meal distribution information. Visit the Sanneh Foundation website for information on free produce distribution.
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For more fun activities and programs, visit our Rec Reimagined webpage!
For updates and information on our COVID-19 response, visit stpaul.gov/parks-covid19.
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