City of St. Paul Park 

Minnesota Statutes Chapter 211A sets out campaign reporting requirements for candidates for Municipal Elections.

Candidate or Committee who raises or spends more than $750

1. Initial Report--An initial report must be filed within 14 days after a candidate or committee raises or spends more than $750.
2. Pre-general Report--Due 10 days before the general or special election.  This report covers the period from where the previous report left off up to 5 days before when it is due.
3. Certification of Filing--Due 7 days after the general or special election. 
4. Post-general report--Due 30 days after a general or special election.  This report covers the period from where the pre-general report left off up to 5 days before when it is due.
5. Year-end Report--A year end report is due on January 31 of each year following the year when the initial report is filed.
6. Final Report--A candidate or committee may file a final report once all debts are paid and all assets in excess of $100 in the aggregate are disposed of.  Filing a final report ends campaign report activity, but a new initial report must be filed if the candidate or committee raises or spends more than $750 after this point.

Candidate or Committee who raises or spends less than $750. 

1. Certification of Filing--Due 7 days after the general or special election.  A certification of filing must be filed regardless if a candidate or committee raises or spends $750.  The Certificate of Filing indicates to the City Clerk that either all the required campaign reports have been filed or the candidate or committee did not raise or spend more than $750 in the calendar year. 

Where to file the report(s)?

The required campaign reports for the City of St. Paul Park are to be filed with:

City Clerk
City of St. Paul Park
600 Portland Avenue
St. Paul Park MN 55071