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The July 2009 issue of the Dayton's Bluff District Forum
is now online.  Read it here. 

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Help get rid of neighborhood problems

Dayton’s Bluff Community Meeting
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Dayton's Bluff Community Council Office
798 E. 7th St.
6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
  The Dayton’s Bluff Community Council holds its community meetings on the first Thursday of each month.
   The purpose of these meetings is to work with block clubs and neighborhood residents on problem properties, criminal and nuisance behavior, code enforcement issues and any other neighborhood issues, concerns, and new ideas for the improvement of Dayton’s Bluff.
 Email Karin@DaytonsBluff.org with your specific issues and concerns, with addresses and problems prior to the meeting, so that background work can be done before the meeting. All Dayton’s Bluff residents are welcome to attend. If you have questions please email Karin@DaytonsBluff.org or call Karin at 651-772-2075.

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Dayton's Bluff Spring Vacant Home Tour

Was held on Sunday May 17, 2009
Houses on the Tour
852 E. 4th St.
992 Margaret St.
1016 Minnehaha Ave.
1071 Bush "Habitat for Humanity Home'
1081 Ross Ave.
1091 Ross Ave.
4th Street Preservation Project:
693 E. 4th St.
695 E. 4th St.
314 Bates Ave.
326 Maria Ave.

More information

The Fall Dayton's Bluff Vacant Home Tour was held on
October 26, 2008.   See the homes on this tour.  
It's not too late to purchase one.
The first Dayton's Bluff Vacant Home Tour was held on May 3 & 4, 2008.   There are still a few homes left.  See them here.
For more information call Karin at 651-772-2075 or email Karin@daytonsbluff.org
Read about the great housing opportunities in Dayton's Bluff in this article from the Minneapolis Star Tribune.

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Visit the Dayton's Bluff Portal Page on Placeography.org

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Past issues of the Dayton's Bluff District Forum

The Dayton’s Bluff Community Council is a non-profit corporation providing numerous services and programs primarily to enrich the diverse residents of the Dayton's Bluff area.  It is one of the 19 councils within the Saint Paul District Council System.  The Council works to advocate and to promote recreational, housing, educational, economic, and social opportunities that improve the quality of life within the Dayton's Bluff area. Today, the Council programs and services include Recycling, Arts and Culture Project, Neighborhood Clean-Ups, Block Club and Crime Prevention, Community Participation on Land Use and Community Issues, Buckthorn Removal, Good Neighbor Code Enforcement, and Neighborhood Home Tour.

       If you are new resident, please call for a copy of our new resident packet.