St. Anthony Park Community Council
Cultivating Civic Engagement | Serving Our Neighborhood
Come visit us in our new space! 2395 University Ave. W. St. Paul, MN 55114. We’re in Suite 300E. You can access our building (the Security Building) on Raymond Ave. right next to Audacious Alchemy. Take the stairs or the elevator Read More
Progression offers a safe space for young people to talk about what they’re going through with others who understand!
Ecumen and Luther Seminary have partnered on a senior housing development in North St. Anthony Park. Many community members have become involved in this project. To provide a neutral forum to develop and express ideas about the development, the Land Use Read More
Over a year ago, the Land Use Committee of the St. Anthony Park Community Council convened an ADU Task Force to review accessory dwelling units across the country with one question: are accessory dwelling units appropriate for St. Anthony Park? Read More
Progressive Dinner Connect with your neighbors over delicious food! Progressive Dinner 2017 Saturday, March 4, 2017; 5:30pm -9:45pm The following information is posted on behalf of the volunteers who organize the annual progressive dinner. Please join your neighbors on Saturday, Read More
At the November 12th Board Meeting, the Board of Directors for St. Anthony Park Community Council approved our strategic plan for 2015-2020. This long and intentional process reflects the values SAPCC has and explores the ways in which we seek Read More
SAPCC staff were generously awarded scholarships through the McKnight Foundation and the Alliance for Metropolitan Stability to attend the 2015 PolicyLink Conference on equity and racial justice. At that conference, we came away with concrete skills for application, new connections Read More
Since February 2015, we’ve been a proud partner of the Prospect North Partnership. An initiative run out of the Urban Land Institute, the Partnership brings together many of our collaborators, like Aeon and the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, to work Read More
At this Thursday’s Land Use Committee meeting, we saw a huge turn out of neighbors interested in having a say in the Luther Seminary development. Thank you to all of the community members who came out! Representatives from Ecumen and Read More
In order to support community-oriented development in St. Anthony Park, our Land Use Committee has passed a list of development guidelines to help shape development. This document includes input from our community, board, committee members, and developers both within and Read More