St. Anthony Park Community Council
Cultivating Community Engagement | Serving Our Neighborhood
SAPCC’s Ice Cream Social is Saturday, September 16th from 2-5pm in Westgate Commons Park. We’re inviting the community for a time of community building, conversation and, of course, ice cream! Our committees and connected organizations will be there to talk Read More
In response to a request from Ramsey County, Luther Seminary has agreed to extend the lease of Stub Hall as a temporary shelter for unhoused individuals through June 30, 2022. While the original lease was scheduled to expire on May Read More
Update – 7.28.2022 On July 28, two representatives from the SAPCC presented a list of recommended changes to Phase II to staff from Ramsey County. The goals are to preserve trees, improve pedestrian and bicyclist safety, reduce the need for Read More
The Catalytic Converter Anti-Theft Kits have been very popular in St. Anthony Park. For those of you who requested delivery, we’re slowly getting kits to you, however, we will no longer be delivering kits. While supplies last, kits will be Read More
The St. Anthony Park Community Council recently restocked “20 is Plenty” signs for distribution to community members. If you would like one please fill out the form below to have one delivered, or email info@sapcc.org to arrange a pick up. Traffic calming Read More
During Covid times, we have learned how much we miss when we can’t share meals. Whether it’s with friends, family, or strangers, building relationships over meals is an important part of many cultures. The decision has been made to formally Read More
by Board Member Michael Russelle Nearly every week there are reports of emergencies around the nation — due to weather, wildfire, industrial accidents, derailments, civil unrest, and other causes. Are you ready to respond, to take care of yourself until Read More
The St. Anthony Park Community Council hosted their Annual Meeting on Thursday, December 9th at 7pm via zoom. Russ Stark, the Chief Resilience Officer for the City of Saint Paul working in Mayor Melvin Carter’s Office presented on the progress Read More
Delivering meals to those in need? Cleaning up a local park? Helping new residents get registered to vote? Coordinating volunteers at a local street painting event? If any of these activities interest you, consider signing up for the St. Anthony Read More
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2ND | 10AM – 5PM St. Anthony Park residents are invited to participate in a community public art event happening October 2nd – rain date October 3rd or 9th. Join local artist Kada Goalen in creating a 27×70 Read More