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Employment Opportunities

Senior Community Planner and Organizer

The Payne-Phalen Community Council (PPCC) in St. Paul seeks a senior community planner/organizer to coordinate and advance our organization’s community planning and environmental justice aims. We seek a professional who can plan and conduct deep engagement within our many diverse communities. PPCC looks to hire a leader to work in community to develop knowledge, insights and solutions related to sustainable transportation, clean energy, improved air quality, and mindful city planning at the grass roots level. A critical part of PPCC’s work is our partnership with HOURCAR, a Twin Cities based non-profit that offers car sharing services, especially in low resource, transit-dependent communities. Along with HOURCAR, PPCC’s collaboration includes the American Lung Association, the City of St. Paul, other district councils, neighborhood groups and community coalitions. Review of resumes will begin on November 25th.

Full details on the position and how to apply can be found at  https://paynephalen.org/engage/employment-opportunities/

View current job opportunities on our Employment Opportunities page.

Hamm’s Development Joint Statement

April 29, 2022 – Over the last six months, many community members participated in healthy and productive conversations related to the redevelopment of the Hamm’s Brewery Complex.  In the last week, the six organizations who got the community conversation started last November, worked together to craft a joint letter to the City  Hamm’s RFP–Joint Statement on Community Values.  The letter attempts to capture the values and ideas we heard while working in community on this project. We worked hard to capture the breadth of our many conversations awhile balancing the many bright ideas and fine threads we discussed in multiple meetings. We sent the joint letter yesterday so that a record of community conversations would be available to the City as they start their internal review process.

If you would like to sign on, please e-mail your name and address, your title, and your organization to district5@paynephalen.org  We’ll collect up additional names and resend the letter to the HRA next Thursday.

Serve on the Payne-Phalen Community Council Board!

Being a Board Director is a meaningful way to serve your community.  We are always seeking interested neighbors and business owners who want to help improve our community.  Each year, our community elects members of the all-volunteer 17-member Board of Directors at the Annual Meeting.  There are also periodic seat openings mid-term.  

See the links below for the Frequently Asked Questions, and the Application to be on the Board.

2020 Board – FAQ sheet
Application to serve on the PPCC Board of Directors

 

Volunteer!

There are many ways to serve our community.  We’ll help you find the right connections!  Volunteer for a specific project, to help with neighborhood outreach, or in the office.
Tell us of your interests and we’ll help you join an existing project or launch a new idea.