The county conducts aerial surveys each winter to measure population levels. Deer population goals are set on an annual basis based on the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' recommendations for a healthy deer herd. 2002, 2005, 2012, 2015 and 2017 had insufficient snow cover and aerial deer surveys were unable to be completed or incomplete data was gathered.

Data on the use of grant funds from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the City of Saint Paul to replace deteriorating windows painted with lead-based paint.

Dataset showing the numbers of households and the median annual household income.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requires communities to report performance measures for their Continuum of Care. Ramsey County's Continuum of Care is called Heading Home Ramsey. This data set is performance measures reported to HUD.

The number of MnChoices assessments by type and quarter. The MnChoices assessment allows for anyone of any age with a disability to access the support services needed to stay in their homes. Using complete applicant information MnChoices determines if there are publicly-funded programs and services available, and replaces the need for multiple assessments. Data do not include assessments completed using legacy systems.

Count of lobby visits for a cash or food interview each month with two timeliness measures.

Count of beds (capacity) for people experiencing homelessness by type with data on beds for specific groups, like singles or families, and special populations, like veterans and people experiencing chronic homelessness.

Emergency shelter beds include beds available seasonally and overflow beds.

Permanent Supportive Housing includes Other Permanent Housing.

Dataset showing the number of deaths and death rates per 100,000 residents.

Number of families and children by month on the wait list for Basic Sliding Fee child care. The Basic Sliding Fee subsidizes care for children while their parents work, look for a job, or attend school.

Map showing census tracts by percent of families and individuals with income below poverty. In this case poverty is defined as 100 percent of federal poverty guidelines.