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Watch the Candidate Forum. A Candidate Forum for the Special Primary Election for Councilmember At Large Seat was hosted by League of Women Voters ABC on January 10. The forum was taped by QCTV and is now available for viewing at http..:// ctv.org/el,ect ,ons/. All four candidates participated in the forum. More information about the February 13 election, candidates, and voting is available on the Elections page of the City's website http://www.cityoframsey.cobra/elections. Open House Features Student Projects from the City's Partnership Minnesota's Resilient Communities Project. Colorful display boards lined the halls of the Ramsey Municipal Center as students from the University of Minnesota's Resilient Communities Project showcased their class projects at an Open House on Tuesday, January 23, 2018. Over the course of the semester, these students have been partnering with the City of Ramsey on various real world projects that advance initiatives from the City's Strategic Plan and Comprehensive Plan. The students' work includes research, data collection, and more on a variety of topics spanning from Transportation, to Economic Development, and Natural Resources. To learn more about the City's partnership with the University of Minnesota, visit w.w with University of oframsey.com/rcp. Heart Safe Committee, Ramsey Lions, and Bystanders Recognized for Cardiac Arrest Save. At the Council meeting on Tuesday, January 23, 2018 Mayor Strommen and the Ramsey City Council recognized the Heart Safe Ramsey Program, the Ramsey Lions and the bystanders who took action to save a Ramsey man's life when he went into cardiac arrest at the Outpost Bar and Grill in Ramsey on January 11. Police Chief Jeff Katers highlighted the work of Heart Safe Champion Tim Hoffman and the Ramsey Lions for their donation of the automated external defibrillator (AED) that saved the life of Ramsey resident, Mike Stueve. He also thanked bystanders Amy Miller and Jacob Lowe, for taking action to perform CPR and utilize the AED that night. Chief Katers presented Amy, who was in attendance, with a Ramsey Heart Safe Life Saving Award. Survivor Mike and his daughter Cami were also in attendance. 91i, bduw 000InY h)9iluil1,1.. Active in Ramsey since 2015, the Ramsey Heart Safe program has trained more than 1,400 people in bystander CPR and located over 65 public use AEDs around our community. The Ramsey Lions have purchased and donated a number of AEDs to the Ramsey Heart Safe Program, with proceeds from their charitable pull tab sales. To learn more about Heart Safe Ramsey, visit our Heart Safe webpage at http://www.cityoframsey.com/heartsafe.