South St. Paul
Welcome to South St. Paul! Find Your Place Here.
South St. Paul real estate listings are located in Dakota County, directly southeast of St. Paul. Here, citizens have a sense of community well known for the excellent school system and a small-town feel.
South St. Paul is a thriving community that takes pride in their heritage, and celebrates every year with the Kaposia Days celebration. Interested in South St. Paul real estate listings? Contact your RE/MAX Results agent today.
South St. Paul offers several quality parks, trails and programs that includes over 240 acres space and over 250 recreation programs and activities for youth and adults alike. This includes summer camps, field trips, sports programs, archery, and so much more! Additionally, the Central Square Community Center also offers a wide variety of activities and opportunities such as activity rooms, a gymnastics center, full fitness center, an indoor pool.
For all of your shopping needs, South St. Paul relies on Southview Shopping Center. From clothing to furniture to knick knacks, you’ll find it here!
Dining options in South St. Paul include everything from Italian comfort food to hearty breakfasts and quick bite options. Head to Angelo’s Italian Restaurant for a classic pasta or pizza, or grab a balanced breakfast or a sandwich at T&T Gallery. No matter what you’re craving, you’ll find it in South St. Paul!
South St. Paul offers “The Recycling Zone,” a facility located in Eagan where Dakota County residents and businesses can bring their recycling. This includes items such as paint, scrap metal, hazardous waste, electronics and household chemicals.
South St. Paul Public Schools serve the students of South St. Paul and consists of five schools:
- Lincoln Center Elementary
- Kaposia Education Center
- South St. Paul Secondary
- Community Learning Center
- SSP Community Preschool
There are also two private schools that serve the city:
- Holy Trinity Catholic School
- John Vianney Catholic School
For information on using the metro transit system in South St. Paul, visit the Metro Transit website.
South St. Paul City Council is conducted of six council members and the mayor. They are elected for four year terms, with elections being held every two years, allowing for staggering terms. They set local policy and oversee daily administration of city business.
The first post office in South St. Paul has been in operation since 1888.
South St. Paul offers several quality parks, trails and programs that includes over 240 acres space and over 250 recreation programs and activities for youth and adults alike. This includes summer camps, field trips, sports programs, archery, and so much more! Additionally, the Central Square Community Center also offers a wide variety of activities and opportunities such as activity rooms, a gymnastics center, full fitness center, an indoor pool.
For all of your shopping needs, South St. Paul relies on Southview Shopping Center. From clothing to furniture to knick knacks, you’ll find it here!
Dining options in South St. Paul include everything from Italian comfort food to hearty breakfasts and quick bite options. Head to Angelo’s Italian Restaurant for a classic pasta or pizza, or grab a balanced breakfast or a sandwich at T&T Gallery. No matter what you’re craving, you’ll find it in South St. Paul!
South St. Paul offers “The Recycling Zone,” a facility located in Eagan where Dakota County residents and businesses can bring their recycling. This includes items such as paint, scrap metal, hazardous waste, electronics and household chemicals.
South St. Paul Public Schools serve the students of South St. Paul and consists of five schools:
- Lincoln Center Elementary
- Kaposia Education Center
- South St. Paul Secondary
- Community Learning Center
- SSP Community Preschool
There are also two private schools that serve the city:
- Holy Trinity Catholic School
- John Vianney Catholic School
For information on using the metro transit system in South St. Paul, visit the Metro Transit website.
South St. Paul City Council is conducted of six council members and the mayor. They are elected for four year terms, with elections being held every two years, allowing for staggering terms. They set local policy and oversee daily administration of city business.
The first post office in South St. Paul has been in operation since 1888.
