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Take "ownership" of Aldine Park & become a Park Steward! Join UPDC Parks & Environment Committee, and make our local parks a better place for residents. There is funding available for capital improvements, planning, and programs in the park. We need your input for the Aldine Park!! ...

Neighborhood Honor Roll

Each year, residents of Union Park District Council can nominate a neighbor who helps make...

Rent a Barricade, Tent or Recycling/Compost Bins

Union Park's neighborhoods are known for their connectedness. Making an effort to get to know your neighbors will increase the safety of your block. Participating in -- or hosting -- a block party on ...

Allianz Stadium Community Benefits Fund

In August 2016, the St. Paul City Council passed Resolution 16-1407 which created a task force to discuss the creation of a community benefits fund to support the neighborhoods adjacent to the Snelling-Midway Redevelopment Site. ...

About Union Park District Council

Mission: The Union Park District Council is a nonprofit neighborhood organization that elevates community voices in local decision-making. Through our committees, events, and community outreach, we engage all those who live, work, learn and play in Union Park

Vision: We envision a connected, vibrant, and welcoming community made up of walkable, sustainable, and affordable neighborhoods, shaped by the diverse people of Union Park.

Values: We value the input of all community members and strive to include diverse and underrepresented voices, including people of color and indigenous communities, renters, students, LGBT, and all faith backgrounds.

Union Park is an area of Saint Paul between the Mississippi River and Lexington Avenue, and University and Summit Avenues, including Merriam Park, Snelling-Hamline, and Lexington-Hamline neighborhoods.