Summit-University Planning Council

Summit-University Planning Council We are the Summit-University Planning Council, the District 8 Council in the City of Saint Paul.

08/31/2026
08/31/2026

These irresistible tacos come with fresh lime and a side of zesty salsa for extra kick.

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08/31/2026

Big news!! 🎉🚀

I wrote a stage play, and starting September 10 it comes to life at Penumbra Theatre!!

I still cannot fully put into words what it means to see something I wrote move from paper into bodies on a stage. This is the closest I have come to offering you blackness instead of darkness, in full color, right in front of you. If you are anywhere near Saint Paul this fall, I want you in that room.

Get your tickets 🎟️: penumbracenter.org/event/mothership

Please share this with someone in the Twin Cities who should mark their calendar now!! 🖤

08/31/2026
08/31/2026
The deadline to register to be an SUPC board member has been extended to September 14!Joining the board FAQWhat is a Dis...
08/31/2026

The deadline to register to be an SUPC board member has been extended to September 14!

Joining the board FAQ

What is a District Council?

District councils are independent neighborhood organizations that represent the 17 planning districts of Saint Paul. They collaborate with residents, businesses, community partners, and city leaders to share information, address local priorities, and foster engagement throughout the city. District councils provide numerous opportunities for residents to get involved and make a difference, ranging from community events to neighborhood improvements.

Are District Council board members elected officials?

No, District Council board members are volunteers who serve on a nonprofit board of directors. While many nonprofits hold elections to select their board members, being elected to the board does not equate to serving in a public office.

Who can join the Summit-University Planning Council board of directors?

Any resident of the Summit-University district who is 16 years old or older can join. Additionally, there are a few spaces available for organizations working in the community to send a representative.

What kind of work does a Summit-University Planning Council board member do?

Board members engage in standard nonprofit governance activities, such as approving budgets, setting strategic visions, and overseeing the organization. This work is completed through regular meetings and consensus-building votes. Board members work to help fulfill the mission of engaging community members in issues affecting the neighborhood, which may involve talking to neighbors, distributing flyers, or participating in community events. Each board member serves on at least one committee that focuses on specific community issues, such as safety, development, businesses, or communication and connection. This is about a monthly 3-hour time commitment.

Who does the Summit-University Planning Council need on the board?

We welcome all kinds of people! You don’t need to be a leader or a public speaker to join. The community can benefit from a wide array of talents and passions. The most important quality we seek in a board member is a respect for and commitment to collaborative work with a diverse group of people.

How do I sign up?

To get involved, visit https://www.summit-university.org/get-involved or email [email protected]!

08/10/2026

The first day of school is only a month away! Find your school's supply list on our website.

Many community organizations are hosting school supply and backpack drives this month; see links in the comments below ⬇

08/10/2026

Rob upgraded my guitar and it sounds great!

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165 Western Avenue N Suite 8
Saint Paul, MN
55102

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