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We are a community-based organization, and our Board of Directors consists of individuals from the neighborhood, just like you. We are a team of teachers, gardeners, parents, artists, coaches, bakers, renters, cyclists, students, elders, musicians, dreamers, organizers, and, most importantly, neighbors!

The Summit-University Planning Council has been active since 1974. Although the community has experienced many changes over the years, the impact we can achieve by working together remains strong. From families who have lived here for decades to new neighbors, this is a welcoming space for all.

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RECENT BLOG POSTS

How to Make Your Voice Count on Rethinking I-94

This guide is here to help Summit-University neighbors understand the process and feel confident submitting a public comment. You do not need to be a planner, engineer, or policy expert to submit a meaningful comment. Everyday experiences, observations, and concerns help shape what is studied, what alternatives are considered, and what protections or changes are required.

Resources on ICE Enforcement and Your Rights in Saint Paul

As our community navigates the day-to-day impacts of ICE activities, it's essential that residents understand their rights and know where to find support. Below are a list of support and educational resources along with ways you can get involved in supporting our immigrant neighbors.

Ward 1 Leaders Tour the Community

Saint Paul is undergoing a transition after eight years under the leadership of Melvin Carter III to our new Mayor, Kaohly Vang Her. Mayor Her is the 56th mayor of Minnesota’s capital city and takes office at a pivotal moments in our nations history as well as Saint Paul. Over the past few weeks, Mayor Her has been touring each of Saint Paul’s eight wards with the goal of meeting and listening to residents and community leaders. Councilwoman Anika Bowie organized a day for Mayor Her to connect with Ward 1 constituents.