The Saint Paul Police Department has launched a new Community Information Service designed to deliver important, relevant, and timely information to residents using the latest technology.  This service, Nixle, delivers important neighborhood-level public safety and community event notifications that are instantly sent to you by cell phone text message, email, and the web.  There is NO advertising or Spam. Nixle is free (standard cell provider text message rates apply for those who chose to receive text alerts). The service is simple to use, reliable, and the information Nixle delivers comes directly from the Saint Paul Police Department.

We encourage you to register now and learn more.  After you’ve registered, invite your neighbors, co-workers, and friends to join us so they too can get important and timely information about issues that matter to them.

CLICK HERE TO GO TO NIXLE.COM AND CONNECT WITH THE SAINT PAUL POLICE DEPARTMENT

Donate to the ReStore

Twin Cities Habitat for Humanity's ReStore is a retail outlet where quality new and like-new building materials are sold at discounted prices. The ReStore sells vendor return, scratch and dent, over stock, and items donated by individual donors. The purpose of the ReStore is to generate revenue to fund Habitat homes, to provide low cost building materials to the public, to keep usable materials out of the land fill, and to increase the breadth of donations Habitat is able to accept

Donate

Donating to the ReStore not only helps you find a new home for unwanted or unused items, but also provides us with the inventory we need to resell to the public. Your donation also helps the environment by keeping usable goods out of landfills!

The Highland Business Association is excited to announce the opening of the Highland Park Farmers Market. It will be located at the intersection of Ford and Cleveland behind Starbucks Coffee. The market is scheduled to open June 5th and will run until September 25th. The hours will be from 7:30 am to 11:30 am.