District 8 Residents: Board Elections through September 30!
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Love First: Creating Safety for Ourselves and Others
Join Love First for their next Independent Living Skills Workshop: Thursday, Sept 24, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. This month they're focusing on how to remain safe while achieving stability. This workshop will include trainings that cover self-defense and de-escalation, how to administer Naloxone, and basic gun safety $50 stipends available to the first 20 youth to register!
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Nominate an outstanding neighborhood business!
“The Saint Paul Business Awards are an opportunity to recognize the people whose hard work and creativity help move our city forward. I encourage residents to nominate the businesses that make a difference in their neighborhoods and help make Saint Paul stronger." said Council President Rebecca Noecker, Ward 2. Beginning September 14, you can nominate outstanding community businesses for awards in different categories: Alice O'Brien Award - Honoring a woman-owned business committed to equity and empowerment. Good Neighbor Award - Honoring a business that has demonstrated dedication to improving the community. New Kid on the Block Award - Honoring a business that has opened in Saint Paul within the last five years. People’s Choice Award - Recognizing a business celebrated by Saint Paul residents for its excellence. Traditions Award - Honoring a business that has been active in Saint Paul for at least twenty years. Small but Mighty Award - Honoring a single owner-operated business with fewer than 5 employees. Small in size but mighty in impact on the community.
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Selby Avenue Mixed-Use Zoning COMMUNITY WORKSHOP
If you live, work, commute, or own a business along Selby Avenue, or want to help guide future development in the area, join us for a workshop on Wednesday, September 23, at 6:00 p.m. to discuss what comes next. Future development along Selby Avenue is guided by zoning, the City’s rulebook for what can be built where. The City of Saint Paul wants your input about how we can use zoning to help the corridor grow in a way that supports community goals and investment in public transit. The workshop will focus on the B Line’s route on Selby Avenue from Hamline Avenue to John Ireland Boulevard.
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2026 SUPC Board of Directors Election- Vote Today!
It is time for our annual election to select our Board of Directors! If you are a resident of District 8, and 16 or older, please cast your vote by September 30! You can do this on our website at summit-university.org. We are a community-based organization, and our Board of Directors consists of individuals from the neighborhood, just like you. We are a team of teachers, gardeners, parents, artists, coaches, bakers, renters, cyclists, students, elders, musicians, dreamers, organizers, and, most importantly, neighbors! Our Board of Directors is a team that works together to keep the community informed and engaged about neighborhood issues, and we need a big team to accomplish that work.
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Rondo Days 2026
Rondo Days 2026 is almost here! Brought to you by Rondo Ave Inc, established in 1982, this is the biggest event of the summer! This year's events feature:
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Rondo Days Community Forum
Join the Summit-University Planning Council, and City Councilmember Anika Bowie for a special community forum night! We will discuss housing issues in Ward 1 as well as these topics: Topics residents have expressed interest include: Updates on the Rondo Inheritance Fund. Fair housing and tenant protections. The City's role in cannabis zoning and land use. Vacant and nuisance properties and available enforcement tools. (PAULIE) Development activity and public investments in the Rondo neighborhood.
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