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Mailing Address
15 Kellogg Blvd. West, 700 City Hall
Saint Paul, MN 55102
Phone: (651) 266-8800
The City began its Green Bond financing program in 2015 to fund its annual capital improvement and maintenance projects for the Sanitary and Storm Sewer Utility. The capital projects funded by these Green bonds reduce the amount of untreated sewage and storm water that enter the environment and reduce the amount of clean water entering the treatment system.
The first Green Bond report was published in May of 2016. The City plans to update this report annually, or until the proceeds of a series have been spent.
Current Projects: https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/sewer-utility-divison/current-projects
New Sewer Rates: https://www.stpaul.gov/departments/public-works/sewer-utility-divison/new-sewer-rates
Climate Action Plan
Building on decades of Saint Paul's framework for community resilience, the City of Saint Paul has developed a Climate Action & Resilience Plan. The plan focuses on achieving carbon neutrality in city operations by 2030 and citywide by 2050 with a suite of targets and actions to decrease emissions across every sector in the city. It also identifies ways to cultivate long-term resilience, enhance the natural infrastructure of the city, and promotes a vision for Saint Paul’s future with diminished threats of climate change.
The Joint Property Tax Advisory Committee (JPTAC) was established by state law. The Committee consists of elected or appointed officials from the City of Saint Paul, Ramsey County, and School Independent School District 625. The Committee is not open for public appointments. The Committee will meet from time to time to make appropriate recommendations for the efficient and effective use of property tax dollars raised by each jurisdiction for programs, buildings, and operations. The main purpose of JPTAC is to coordinate setting policies on budgets and taxation that jointly affect the citizens and taxpayers in the City of Saint Paul who are served and taxed by the three units of government.
Duties of the Committee include:
Through JPTAC, an ad hoc sub-committee was formed called the Joint Debt Advisory Committee (JDAC). The JDAC works on cross-jurisdiction communication, planning, and coordination regarding debt issuances. JDAC's goal is to coordinate and monitor the impact of general obligation, property tax supported bonds in the City of Saint Paul.
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2019
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2017
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2015
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2013
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2011
Report on G.O. Debt Impact on Saint Paul Tax Base 2008