Ramsey County regularly issues checks that are not deposited or cashed by the payee. Learn more about unclaimed checks and search the dataset.

This dashboard shows 911 emergency and non-emergency calls from the public; internal calls and incidents generated by police, fire and ambulance services; and calls from other public safety agencies served by the Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center (ECC).

These measures show community progress toward achieving the county’s vision, mission and goals. There are four Community Indicators corresponding to each of Ramsey County’s four goals. Each measure was chosen based upon the quality of the data source, the measure’s comparability with the seven county region, and the availability of trend data. None of the indicators is intended to comprehensively capture community progress on any given goal, but to provide information-rich metrics designed to speak clearly and directly about the community’s progress toward community well-being, prosperity, opportunity and accountability.

Ramsey County regularly tests beaches for water quality during beach season, from June through August each year. Learn more about the most commonly tested for contaminant - E. coli.

Counts of people experiencing homelessness from two sources with demographic information.

Data stories communicate valuable insights and usually involve a combination of data, visuals, and narrative. They explain what’s happening in the data and why a particular value is noteworthy.

Explore Ramsey County’s department performance measures.

Information and data related to calls, both 911 and non-emergency, handled by Ramsey County Emergency Communications Center.

Ramsey County is committed to increasing the amount of goods and services it purchases from small businesses certified through the Central Certification Program. The goal of the program is to help small businesses increase growth and competitiveness and create jobs.