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The South St Paul Farmers Market will open Wednesday, June 17th at 2:00 pm at the Wakota Federal Credit Union parking lot at 12th and Southview. Here are a few things to pass along concerning the 2020 South St. Paul Farmers Market with regards to COVID 19. • Vendors will be spread out more and/or have side panels dividing them • There will be a spare table in front of the vendor for social distancing • You point to an item and the vendors will pick up the produce and place in the bags • Vendors will be wearing masks, it is suggested, but not required for patrons to wear masks • Children are allowed at the market, but the goal is to get in, purchase, get out, and not to linger or socialize • Social distancing is recommended • Re-usable bags are allowed

City Offices Closed. Offices will reopen at 8:00 AM on Monday, July 6,2020 Happy early Independence Day. Have a safe and fun holiday weekend

Meeting Date Changed from July 6, 2020 to June 29, 2020 The City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month (Tuesday, if a Holiday falls on Monday). The council meetings are open to the public and you have the opportunity to address the City Council during the Citizens Comments portion of the agenda. On the first Monday of the month the EDA will meet following the Council Meeting.

Do you know someone that brings joy, help, happiness, comfort or assistance to the community of South St. Paul that would be a good nomination for the South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award? South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award is a SSP recognition program that recognizes residents, businesses, and/or organizations. The Award Program recognizes those that are a special piece to the South St. Paul community. This could be an adult, youth, a service organization, or a local business.

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

“Please Come to My Neighborhood” is what the South St. Paul Mayor’s Youth Task Force is looking to hear this summer on Wednesday evenings. Due to Covid 19, Please Come to My Neighborhood will take place of Swimming Under the Stars due to the pools being closed in 2020. Here is how it will work: On Wednesday evenings, starting July 8th, between 6:00 and 7:00 pm, SSP Mayor’s Youth Task Force members and guests will travel through the City looking for youth to say hi to and distribute summer treats and fun. Want us to come your neighborhood? We are looking for letters telling us why we should come to your neighborhood. We will review the letters and on Wednesdays, while traveling thru the town, we will select one specific neighborhood to have a special visit and we’ll call it, You’ve been Visited, the Task Force Way! The letter can be mailed to Deb Griffith, 125 – 3rd Avenue North, South St. Paul, MN 55075, dropped off at City Hall or e-mailed

Do you know someone that brings joy, help, happiness, comfort or assistance to the community of South St. Paul that would be a good nomination for the South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award? South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award is a SSP recognition program that recognizes residents, businesses, and/or organizations. The Award Program recognizes those that are a special piece to the South St. Paul community. This could be an adult, youth, a service organization, or a local business.

The City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month (Tuesday, if a Holiday falls on Monday). The council meetings are open to the public and you have the opportunity to address the City Council during the Citizens Comments portion of the agenda.

“Please Come to My Neighborhood” is what the South St. Paul Mayor’s Youth Task Force is looking to hear this summer on Wednesday evenings. Due to Covid 19, Please Come to My Neighborhood will take place of Swimming Under the Stars due to the pools being closed in 2020. Here is how it will work: On Wednesday evenings, starting July 8th, between 6:00 and 7:00 pm, SSP Mayor’s Youth Task Force members and guests will travel through the City looking for youth to say hi to and distribute summer treats and fun. Want us to come your neighborhood? We are looking for letters telling us why we should come to your neighborhood. We will review the letters and on Wednesdays, while traveling thru the town, we will select one specific neighborhood to have a special visit and we’ll call it, You’ve been Visited, the Task Force Way! The letter can be mailed to Deb Griffith, 125 – 3rd Avenue North, South St. Paul, MN 55075, dropped off at City Hall or e-mailed

Do you know someone that brings joy, help, happiness, comfort or assistance to the community of South St. Paul that would be a good nomination for the South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award? South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award is a SSP recognition program that recognizes residents, businesses, and/or organizations. The Award Program recognizes those that are a special piece to the South St. Paul community. This could be an adult, youth, a service organization, or a local business.

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

Fare for all express will be held from 4:00-6:00 p.m. on the following Tuesdays in 2020: June 23rd, July 28th, August 25th, September 29th, October 27th, November 24th and December 22nd at Central Square Community Center. Fare for all is open to everyone! There are no income-based requirements for participation. Participation in fare for all express does not affect your eligibility to receive assistance from the food-shelf. Bring your family, friends and neighbors along, they can’t afford to miss these great savings! Fare for all Express packages contain a variety of healthy, fresh, quality food items, including fruits, vegetables, frozen meats and staple items. There is no limit to the number of packages that can be purchased each month.

“Please Come to My Neighborhood” is what the South St. Paul Mayor’s Youth Task Force is looking to hear this summer on Wednesday evenings. Due to Covid 19, Please Come to My Neighborhood will take place of Swimming Under the Stars due to the pools being closed in 2020. Here is how it will work: On Wednesday evenings, starting July 8th, between 6:00 and 7:00 pm, SSP Mayor’s Youth Task Force members and guests will travel through the City looking for youth to say hi to and distribute summer treats and fun. Want us to come your neighborhood? We are looking for letters telling us why we should come to your neighborhood. We will review the letters and on Wednesdays, while traveling thru the town, we will select one specific neighborhood to have a special visit and we’ll call it, You’ve been Visited, the Task Force Way! The letter can be mailed to Deb Griffith, 125 – 3rd Avenue North, South St. Paul, MN 55075, dropped off at City Hall or e-mailed

Do you know someone that brings joy, help, happiness, comfort or assistance to the community of South St. Paul that would be a good nomination for the South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award? South St. Paul Community Spotlight Award is a SSP recognition program that recognizes residents, businesses, and/or organizations. The Award Program recognizes those that are a special piece to the South St. Paul community. This could be an adult, youth, a service organization, or a local business.