St. Paul City Hall

St. Paul City Hall is the municipal office for St. Paul, Nebraska, at 704 6th Street. St. Paul is the county seat of Howard County, population 2,416. Founded 1871 by surveyor brothers James N. and Nicholas J. Paul, who brought the county's first settlers in March 1871. The city runs its own municipal utilities and departments: Administration, Electric, Water and Wastewater, Street, Parks, Planning, Cemetery, and Police and Fire, with online utility bill payment and e-billing. Hall of Fame pitcher Grover Cleveland Alexander was born on a farm nearby and retired to St. Paul; the city holds Grover Cleveland Alexander Days the weekend after July 4, his likeness is painted on the water tower, and the American Legion baseball field is named for him. Dorothy Lynch salad dressing, now sold nationally, was created in St. Paul.