Monday, June 15, 2026

Did you receive your Richard Arey report? The founder of the Saint Paul Bike Classic debunks the myths from facts - step by step. Click here to read the full report.

Dear SOS Supporters,


We need to make our voices heard! While our efforts have caused the City to acknowledge that critical questions remain unanswered, and agree that more analysis of SART is required, Summit Avenue remains on the City’s 5-Year Plan for reconstruction, hundreds of mature trees remain at risk, and tens of millions of dollars are still scheduled to be wasted.

 

Please do three simple things: 1) Send the letter below to Mayor Kaohly Her's office and your representative on the City Council (it will be directed automatically when you enter your address); 2) Show your support with a "fresh" new SOS Lawn Sign; and 3) Continue your generous financial support so we can make sure the City does its job.


Number One:    Click the link for a letter summarizing the points made in Richard Arey's well-documented report. If you agree, add your name and submit. And feel free to add your own words as well.

Letter to the Mayor's Office

Number Two: Order a new lawn sign and show your support for building safe streets for walkers, cyclists and motorists, saving trees, and sharing cost transparency with Saint Paul residents.


Order here and we'll deliver!

https://www.savesummitavenue.org/yard-signs


Number Three: Please give what you can to continue this campaign to build transparency and accountability with City Hall planning.


https://www.gofundme.com/f/save-summit-avenue


www.savesummitavenue.org



Save Our Street is a citizen group that seeks to educate and advocate for preserving the historic streetscape of Summit Avenue as a treasured St. Paul destination and a safe, tree-lined, multi-modal corridor for generations to come.