Expenditures includes the financial transactions conducted by the county. Names in some of the transactions have been redacted to protect individual names when providing them may violate privacy as per HIPPA, MGDPA, or other regulations. In these cases, the vendor name is replaced with the description of the account and "(redacted)".

Expenditures includes the financial transactions conducted by the county. Names in some of the transactions have been redacted to protect individual names when providing them may violate privacy as per HIPPA, MGDPA, or other regulations. In these cases, the vendor name is replaced with the description of the account and "(redacted)".

Participant data for children participating in Children's Services programs. Cells with numbers smaller than six were removed to protect individual privacy.

Expenditures includes the financial transactions conducted by the county. Names in some of the transactions have been redacted to protect individual names when providing them may violate privacy as per HIPPA, MGDPA, or other regulations. In these cases, the vendor name is replaced with the description of the account and "(redacted)".

Expenditures includes the financial transactions conducted by the county. Names in some of the transactions have been redacted to protect individual names when providing them may violate privacy as per HIPPA, MGDPA, or other regulations. In these cases, the vendor name is replaced with the description of the account and "(redacted)".

This dataset contains information on unclaimed assets left to named individuals.

Per MN Statute 524.3-914 , "If any asset of the estate has not been distributed because the person entitled thereto cannot be found or refuses to accept the same, or for any other good and sufficient reason the same has not been paid over, the court may direct the personal representative to deposit the same with the county treasurer, taking duplicate receipts therefor, one of which the personal representative shall file with the county auditor and the other in the court. If the money on hand exceeds the sum of $5,000, the court may direct the county treasurer to invest the funds, and the county treasurer shall collect the interest on these investments as it becomes due, and the money so collected or deposited shall be credited to the county revenue fund.

Upon petition to the court within 21 years after such deposit, and upon notice to the county attorney and county treasurer, the court may direct the county auditor to issue to the person entitled thereto the county auditor's warrant for the amount of the money so on deposit including the interest collected. No interest shall be allowed or paid thereon, except as herein provided, and if not claimed within such time no recovery thereof shall be had. The county treasurer, with the approval of the court, may make necessary sales, exchanges, substitutions, and transfers of investments and may present the same for redemption and invest the proceeds."

Ramsey County regularly tests beaches for water quality during beach season, from June through August each year. Ramsey County uses the state E. coli water quality standard to identify water bodies that may be contaminated with fecal waste. Higher levels of E. coli in the water may or may not be accompanied by higher levels and an increased risk of harmful bacteria; varying survival rates of bacteria make is impossible to definitively state when these harmful bacteria are present. Two samples are taken from each Ramsey County beach weekly to test E. coli levels.

Organic waste includes things like food scraps and non-recyclable paper (tissues, paper towels, etc.) Recycling organics helps the environment by avoiding methane emissions that contribute to global climate change. It also returns essential nutrients to the soil and improves soil health.

Participant information on people served by Aging and Disability Services that includes Medial Assistance Waiver case management and Rule 185 non-waiver case management.