Renting in West St. Paul

Rental Community Survey

It’s time to hear from our residents who rent! By taking the survey you are helping shape future decisions and projects. Input from residents who rent will help guide the development of resources, programs, and policies to improve rental housing in West St. Paul.

Rental Properties

Rental Properties in West St. Paul

This list contains addresses with current rental licenses. Updated 08/22/2025

*If you have questions about the status of the license at your rental property, contact City Hall.

Voucher and/or Subsidy Accepted

This list contains addresses that specified they accept some vouchers and/or subsidies. Updated 08/22/2025

Community

STAY IN THE KNOW

City Council Regular Meetings

6:30 p.m.
Generally held on the second and fourth Monday of the month.
City Hall
Council Chambers
1616 Humboldt Ave.
West St. Paul, MN 55118

Broadcast

Our City Council meetings are broadcast live on West St. Paul's Cable Channel 18 or you may view them online.

Agendas & Minutes

View Agendas and Minutes

GET INVOLVED

Volunteer
Boards & Commissions
Events

AROUND TOWN

Parks
Recreation
Recycling and Trash
Transportation
- Metro Transit
  Public transportation service available to the Twin Cities Metropolitan Area.
- DARTS - Transportation
  DARTS has provided services for older adults for over 40 years. In 1974, DARTS started as a grant program to provide educational opportunities for seniors. Darts currently operates the LOOP transportation service in West St. Paul and other communities.
- Metro Mobility
  A shared public transportation service for certified riders who are unable to use regular fixed-route buses due to a disability or health condition. Rides are provided for any purpose.
- Park & Ride Locations
  Park & Ride lot locations within the Twin Cities!
- Transit Link
  Transit Link is a curb-to-curb minibus or van service for the general public
- Senior Transportation
  Additional transportation options for seniors.
- Neighbors, Inc.
  Dial-a-Ride: Provides rides to persons who have no other readily available way of keeping medical or dental appointments, counseling appointments or similar necessary appointments.

EMERGENCY SERVICES

Police Department
South Metro Fire Department

Rental Concerns

Reporting Property Maintenance Issues at Rental Properties

If there is a property maintenance issue in your rental home, you must report it in writing to the property owner or property manager. If you have already told them about the issue verbally, write it down, keep a copy for your records, and give them a reasonable amount of time to fix it.

Reporting a Concern to the City

If the property owner or manager does not fix the problem in a reasonable time, you can report your concern to the City of West St. Paul and an inspector will be in contact. If an inspection is done and the property does not meet required maintenance standards, the property owner will be ordered to make repairs. After the repairs, another inspection will be done to check if the problem has been fixed.

This process does not apply to imminent hazards (urgent safety issues), which should be reported directly to the property owner. If the owner does not take immediate action, you can contact the Inspections Department at 651-552-4100. For emergencies that risk harm to life please call 9-1-1.

Imminent hazards include, but are not limited to:
- Gas leaks
- Electrical shock risks
- Serious structural damage or danger of collapse
- No running water or sewage service
- No electricity
- No heat during winter
- Any condition that could seriously harm the health or safety of the people living there.