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Do you know someone that needs help this fall with getting their yard ready for winter. The South St. Paul City Affairs office is teaming up with the SSP Mayors’ Youth Task Force for the Leaf It to Us Program. They will be accepting nomination forms for senior citizens and/or disabled residents that need help with raking their yards this fall. Up to 10 homeowners in need of help will be selected. Nomination forms will be accepted thru October 12th. A committee will review the nomination forms and pair the homeowners with South St. Paul CommUNITY teams. The teams will make arrangements with the homeowners to rake their yards in late October or early November. If you know of a senior citizen and/or a disabled South St. Paul resident that needs help this fall with their yards, complete the nomination form and return to Deb Griffith at the South St. Paul City Hall.

Curbside Appliance Pickup

Do you know someone that needs help this fall with getting their yard ready for winter. The South St. Paul City Affairs office is teaming up with the SSP Mayors’ Youth Task Force for the Leaf It to Us Program. They will be accepting nomination forms for senior citizens and/or disabled residents that need help with raking their yards this fall. Up to 10 homeowners in need of help will be selected. Nomination forms will be accepted thru October 12th. A committee will review the nomination forms and pair the homeowners with South St. Paul CommUNITY teams. The teams will make arrangements with the homeowners to rake their yards in late October or early November. If you know of a senior citizen and/or a disabled South St. Paul resident that needs help this fall with their yards, complete the nomination form and return to Deb Griffith at the South St. Paul City Hall.

"Why we are the Way We Are" tour includes the sites and stories of the city from the earliest days of the Mdewakanton Dakota Kaposia Village to the boat launch and river trail as well as the Exchange Building. Additional sites include a trip through the stockyards site and a look at the ethnic halls and discussion of the city’s unique neighborhoods over the last 130 years. Seats are limited and there will only be one tour due to the earlier sunset. See flyer for full details.

Do you know someone that needs help this fall with getting their yard ready for winter. The South St. Paul City Affairs office is teaming up with the SSP Mayors’ Youth Task Force for the Leaf It to Us Program. They will be accepting nomination forms for senior citizens and/or disabled residents that need help with raking their yards this fall. Up to 10 homeowners in need of help will be selected. Nomination forms will be accepted thru October 12th. A committee will review the nomination forms and pair the homeowners with South St. Paul CommUNITY teams. The teams will make arrangements with the homeowners to rake their yards in late October or early November. If you know of a senior citizen and/or a disabled South St. Paul resident that needs help this fall with their yards, complete the nomination form and return to Deb Griffith at the South St. Paul City Hall.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), in coordination with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), will conduct a nationwide test of the Wireless Emergency Alert (WEA) and Emergency Alert System (EAS) on October 3, 2018. The WEA portion of the test commences at 2:18 p.m. EDT, and the EAS portion follows at 2:20 p.m. EDT. The WEA system is used to warn the public about dangerous weather, missing children, and other critical situations through alerts on cell phones. It allows customers whose wireless provider participates in WEA and who own a WEA compatible wireless phone to receive geo-targeted alerts of imminent threats to safety in their area through unique tones and vibration. The national WEA test will use the same special tone and vibration. The WEA test message will read: “THIS IS A TEST of the National Wireless Emergency Alert System. No action is needed."

Do you know someone that needs help this fall with getting their yard ready for winter. The South St. Paul City Affairs office is teaming up with the SSP Mayors’ Youth Task Force for the Leaf It to Us Program. They will be accepting nomination forms for senior citizens and/or disabled residents that need help with raking their yards this fall. Up to 10 homeowners in need of help will be selected. Nomination forms will be accepted thru October 12th. A committee will review the nomination forms and pair the homeowners with South St. Paul CommUNITY teams. The teams will make arrangements with the homeowners to rake their yards in late October or early November. If you know of a senior citizen and/or a disabled South St. Paul resident that needs help this fall with their yards, complete the nomination form and return to Deb Griffith at the South St. Paul City Hall.

The EDA meets in a Worksession setting on the second Monday of each month (Tuesday, if Monday falls on a Holiday). No official action is taken at a Worksession meeting. The meeting is open to the public.

Do you know someone that needs help this fall with getting their yard ready for winter. The South St. Paul City Affairs office is teaming up with the SSP Mayors’ Youth Task Force for the Leaf It to Us Program. They will be accepting nomination forms for senior citizens and/or disabled residents that need help with raking their yards this fall. Up to 10 homeowners in need of help will be selected. Nomination forms will be accepted thru October 12th. A committee will review the nomination forms and pair the homeowners with South St. Paul CommUNITY teams. The teams will make arrangements with the homeowners to rake their yards in late October or early November. If you know of a senior citizen and/or a disabled South St. Paul resident that needs help this fall with their yards, complete the nomination form and return to Deb Griffith at the South St. Paul City Hall.

Residents of South St. Paul, West St. Paul, Mendota Heights, Sunfish Lake, Mendota and Lilydale are welcome! SHRED AND RECYCLE CONFIDENTIAL MATERIAL. Shredding Process Pioneer SecureShred staff collects & secures material into a locking security container & transports it directly to the mobile shredding vehicle. Material is deposited directly into the shredding chamber without being touched by human hands. Shredded material goes to a recycler! Please remove 3-ring binders, binder clips, or metal tabs on file folders. Paper bags preferred. What to Shred - Credit card offers, receipts, check stubs, old bills, banking & loan info, medical records, tax records, investment records, Social Security numbers, internal correspondence. Partially funded by: Dakota County. Sponsored by: The City of Mendota Heights and The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency

Get household items fixed for free and learn valuable repair skills at an upcoming Fix-It Clinic. At Fix-It Clinics, residents bring in small household appliances, clothing, electronics and receive free guided assistance from volunteers with repair skills to disassemble, troubleshoot and fix their items. Fix-It Clinics teach valuable troubleshooting and basic repair skills, build community connections and reduce the number of repairable objects that are thrown in the trash.