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City of Falcon Heights COVID-19 Response
City of Falcon Heights staff and officials take seriously the health of our community. Starting June 21, 2021, City Hall re-opened to the public for walk-in business. Services such as permits, licensing, and program registration will remain available online. During the pandemic, all public meetings were held virtually via video or tele-conference to slow the spread of COVID-19. Starting July 1, 2021, in-person Council and City Commission meetings will resume at City Hall, 2077 Larpenteur Ave W.
Staff are constantly evaluating the situation and will notify the public of any changes in our operations. In the meantime, please contact City Hall with questions or concerns during our regular business hours: Monday through Friday, 8:00am to 4:30pm at 651-792-7600, or view our staff directory to locate contact information for our staff.
Resources
General COVID-19 Information
- Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
- Minnesota Department of Health
- Call the Minnesota Department of Public Health Hotline at 1-833-431-2053
- Ramsey County
COVID-19 Vaccine Resources
- COVID-19 vaccines are available at the Minnesota State Fair Grounds through May 4, 2021 via a federally-organized vaccine distribution event. Click here to view a flyer with more information.
- Minnesota Vaccine Connector- sign up for vaccination opportunities in your area
- Minnesota Vaccine Locator Map
- CDC Vaccine Finder- locate pharmacies offering the vaccine, make appointments
COVID-19 Testing
- Ramsey County COVID-19 Testing Sites- free, in-person saliva testing; no insurance or ID required
- At-home test kits available for order; if you need assistance, call 1-855-612-0677.
Small Business Recovery & Support
- Ramsey County COVID-19 business resources
- Xcel Energy Pandemic and Civil Unrest Recovery Program- business assistance with utility bills
- Restaurant Revitalization Fund- federal assistance for restaurants experiencing pandemic-related revenue loss up to $10 million per business and no more than $5 million per physical location
Housing: Mortgage & Rent, Utility Assistance
- RentHelpMN- assistance with rent and utility payments
- Ramsey County Emergency Assistance- help with shelter, such as a security deposit or past due rent/mortgage, and utilities.
- Apply online or call the Intake Hotline at 651-266-4444.
- Emergency Broadband Benefit- temporary benefit program to help low-income households with internet access
Food & Meal Assistance
Mental Health Resources
- Ramsey County Mental Health Resources
- Are you or someone you know having thoughts of suicide or self harm? Get help by calling 911.
- Crisis Hotline - 651-266-7900 - for adults who are in the midst of a mental health or substance abuse crisis.
- Are you in need of someone to talk with and are not in crisis? Call:
- Minnesota Warm Line: 651-288-0400
- Minnesota Mental Health Helpline: 1-800-862-1799
- National Alliance on Mental Illness Minnesota: 1-888-626-4435