Data on adults referred by law enforcement.

Data on Youth age 10 to 17 who are alleged to have committed a crime or are regularly missing school.

We work equitably with both parents to set child support orders that work for families and ensure children have the financial and emotional support they need to thrive.

Each year, Ramsey County Child Support workers provide services to families of more than 20,000 children. The county collects and distributes tens of millions of dollars of current and past-due support.

This data set includes adult and youth referrals from law enforcement, and charging data from the Ramsey County Attorney's Office.
• Some referred cases are still pending review.
• There may be multiple charges per case, and the lead charge is “Count 1”.
• For adults, data primarily includes felony-level cases. With a few exceptions, misdemeanor and gross misdemeanor cases are prosecuted by city attorney offices.
• For youth, data includes all levels of cases.
• Data is based on the lead alleged violation in the case, both for referrals and petitions. • Age data is based on age at date of incident.
• Race data is based on information provided in the referral and may be updated if we receive new information.

There is a second data set for youth school attendance matters diversion; located here https://data.ramseycounty.us/Public-Safety-and-Justice/RCAO-Youth-SAM-Data/hqh4-qxri

This data set provides address state and country, plus ZIP code for only addresses in the seven county metro area of the Twin Cities of Minnesota. The data set also includes state and/or country of birth, primary language, and indicates the need for an interpreter for verbal communications for each case participant. Case Participants include the custodian parent (parent or caretaker who the child resides with), non-custodial parent (the parent who may have an obligation to pay child support), and each child under age 22. This data set does not include children in open cases who are over the age of 22. For most U.S. States, the emancipation age does not exceed the age of 22. Children are no longer active in child support cases once they are emancipated. The emancipation age differs for each U.S. State.

Families living in our community and those with a connection to our community receive services from Ramsey County Child Support.

School Attendance Matters events organized by school year from 2017 through the most current quarter of the calendar year.

This dataset outlines the percent change in property value by location.

This dataset reflects each phone, interview or web contact with a child support case participant parent or caregiver. Custodial parent refers to parent or caregiver who may be entitled to receive child support. Non-custodial parent refers to the parent whom the child does not reside with full time and who may have an obligation to pay child support.