What is a District Council?

St. Paul, MN, is divided into 17 District Councils, each serving as a bridge between residents and the city government. These councils empower neighborhoods by providing a platform for community voices, fostering engagement, and shaping local initiatives.

Each District Council represents a specific area of the city, promoting collaboration and addressing unique community needs:

District Councils are vital to fostering strong, vibrant neighborhoods across St. Paul, ensuring everyone has a voice in shaping their community. Whether you’re looking to get involved, share feedback, or connect with neighbors, your District Council is here to help!

D1: Eastview, Conway, Battle Creek, Highwood Hills

D2: Greater East Side

D3: West Side

D4: Dayton's Bluff

D5: Payne-Phalen

D6: North End

D7: Frogtown (Thomas-Dale)

D8: Summit-University

D9: West 7th (Fort Road)

D10: Como Park

D11: Hamline-Midway

D12: Saint Anthony Park

D13: Union Park

D14: Macalester-Groveland

D15: Highland Park

D16: Summit Hill

D17: CapitolRiver (Downtown Saint Paul)