Get to know your District Councils…Ground Zero For Influencing Change In Saint Paul
St Paul District Councils
Saint Paul has a rich history of active and distinct neighborhoods. To support neighborhood participation in governance, the district council planning process was created in 1975. There are 17 district councils. Responsibilities of the councils include: planning and advising on the physical, economic, and social development of their areas; identifying needs; initiating community programs; recruiting volunteers; and sponsoring community events.
- Eastview – Conway – Battle Creek – Highwood Hills District 1 Community Council
- Greater East Side District 2 Community Council
- West Side West Side Community Organization
- Dayton’s Bluff Dayton’s Bluff Community Council
- Payne-Phalen Payne Phalen Community Council
- North End North End Neighborhood Organization
- Thomas-Dale/Frogtown Frogtown Neighborhood Association
- Summit-University Summit-University Community Council
- West 7th/Fort Road Fort Road Federation
- Como District 10 Como Community Council
- Hamline-Midway Hamline Midway Coalition
- St. Anthony Park St. Anthony Park Community Council
- Union Park Union Park District Council
- Macalaster-Groveland Macalester Groveland Community Council
- Highland Highland District Council
- Summit Hill Summit Hill Association
- Downtown Capitol River Council
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