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."

As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ramsey County has undertaken significant changes in how it provides service. In-person contacts have been minimized, and phone, internet and drop-off/pick-up services have been increased. This dashboard tracks drop box usage, call center activity, library curbside experience and walk-up center volumes.

Landing page for service team and department performance measures.

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.

This story shares information about the annual Housing Inventory Count (HIC), done in conjunction with the Point in Time (PIT) count of people experiencing homelessness. It counts the beds available by type of services provided. It shows our capacity to address need and provide housing.

Social Services financial information, program participation, and performance.

We track page views, users, subscribers and followers to monitor engagement with our online users.

Ramsey County has sharply reduced the number of children exposed to lead paint hazards through our lead window replacement program.

This report includes preliminary estimated market values for the 2020 assessment, taxes payable in 2021. Value estimates are subject to review and change until the conclusion of the Special Board of Appeal and Equalization in mid‐June 2020.

Baseline metrics gathered in our Property Tax & Election Services, County Assessor and Information and Public Records Administration departments. Communications and Public Relations department metrics are reported separately.