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Learn about Saint Paul Investor Relations including our Climate Action, News & Press Releases, Infrastructure Projects, and Team.
About Saint Paul Investor Relations
- Population of
- 311,527
- G.O. Bond Ratings
- AAA/AAA
- Outstanding Bonds (as of June 2024)
- $616,544,000
About Saint Paul Investor Relations
Welcome to the official investor relations website for the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. The Office of Financial Services, Treasury Division manages all City financing needs, including investor communications for the City and related entities.
About the City of Saint Paul
Saint Paul was incorporated in 1854 and is the capital city of the the state of Minnesota. The City is the second most populous in the state with more than 300,000 residents. Saint Paul is the county seat of Ramsey County, and together with Minneapolis forms the core of the Twin Cities, the 16th-largest metropolitan area in the nation, with about 3.5 million residents.
To learn more, please visit the City website here.
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Climate Action
Learn about our environmental, social, and governance program, and how we bring those values to life with green bonds, sustainable projects, and more.
News
Our Response to the Digital Security Incident
Since July 25, the City of Saint Paul has been responding to a digital security incident. We've partnered with state and federal agencies - including the FBI, Minnesota Department of Public Safety, Minnesota IT Services, Minnesota National Guard, and other cybersecurity experts. Together, our teams have worked tirelessly to:
- Protect core City services, including emergency response and public safety.
- Take significant and proactive steps to defend our City and limit the impact of this incident.
- Securely recover and restore City systems.
Digital security is a global issue. This is one of a growing number of recent ransomware attacks, including on other major U.S. cities. We're not unique in being targeted by criminal threat actors. Because we acted swiftly and decisively, we were able to limit the impact, safeguard critical services, and position our systems for a safe and secure recovery operation.
What's Next
We are prioritizing restoration of critical applications and continue to safely and securely bring our systems back online. Full restoration is expected soon.
More information can be found on the City's Digital Security Incident Info Hub
The Saint Paul Port Authority has agreed to acquire the south parcel of Fairview Health Services’ former hospital campus in downtown St. Paul for $1 — the first step in what the authority hopes will be a major redevelopment of the underused site.
The 5.55-acre site is part of the former St. Joseph’s Hospital campus at 45 W. 10th St. Four long-vacant buildings on the site will be demolished to make way for new development, according to the Port Authority.
The first newly-built fire station in St. Paul in 15 years officially opened Tuesday, replacing a building that dated to 1930.
The $12 million station in Dayton’s Bluff has room for more emergency vehicles and firefighters than the old station, which will mean they can have a bigger impact on the East Side, said Assistant Fire Chief Jeramiah Melquist. It was also constructed with firefighter health and wellness in mind.
“This is more than just a building,” said Fire Chief Butch Inks. “It’s … a promise that help is never far away. … When lives are on the line, seconds matter.”
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