In 2020, $72 million of these funds were rapidly invested in our community through the Ramsey County Investment and Support Efforts (RISE) program, which included three primary categories:
Home and help: housing, food and financial assistance for struggling individuals and families.
Employment support: resources for those who have lost their jobs or need help with employment.
Small business: support for small businesses to stay open and adapt.

This dashboard shares seven prioritized community measures chosen by the Heading Home Ramsey Governing Board. Heading Home Ramsey (HHR) is a community-wide partnership committed to the goal of ending homelessness in Ramsey County.

Dataset showing annual counts, rates and clearance information of reported crime by offense type are categorized by the reporting law enforcement agency.

The Bureau of Criminal Apprehension calculates the crime rates using local estimates of each jurisdiction's resident population.

These population estimates differ from census estimates and result in crime rates different than those reported in the county dataset.

Explore the Information and Public Records service team workforce by the numbers.

We work with parents to set child support orders that work for families.

Voter turnout statistics from the 2018 General Election.

This story covers voter outreach during 2018.

This dataset shows voter registration totals by precinct, ward and district in Ramsey County.

The 2020 elections annual reviews voting statistics, including absentee voting, voter registration, election judges, and engagement. Additionally, the report covers administrative process changes and expansion due to COVID-19.

A total of 101,074 total ballots were cast in the 2018 primary in Ramsey County - the highest voter turnout for a primary since 1994. Ramsey County also had our largest percentage of absentee/early/in-person voters ever for a primary.