Our mission

St. Paul Smart Trips is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that improves access and mobility for those who travel in and around St. Paul.


Since 1997, as the St. Paul Transportation Management Organization (TMO) and Midway TMO, we have collaborated with individuals, organizations and government to:

  • Promote the use of transit, bicycling, walking, car/vanpooling and, car-sharing, for both commute and non-commute trips, with a focus on changing the behavior of area residents and employees.

  • Educate the public and public officials about the need for investment in transportation choices, such as improved transit service and facilities, new bicycle routes and trails, and improved conditions for pedestrians.

  • Work toward development and zoning that promotes more transit use, bicycling, and walking, and less use of single occupant vehicles.


Board of Directors

Our board of directors is comprised of business, government and community representatives and meets monthly.

See who's on our board, minutes, agendas and active committees

Funding
We receive funding from both federal and local sources.

Learn more about how our funding is structured


Contact us

General Information
651-224-8555

 

Jessica Treat
Executive Director
651-224-8555 x20


Brady Clark

Communications &
Outreach Specialist

651-224-8555 x23

 

Laura Baum
Residential Outreach Specialist (Smart Trips Neighborhoods)
651-224-8555 x21


Damian Goebel

Employer Outreach Specialist
651-224-8555 x24


Our address


St. Paul Smart Trips
55 E 5th St. - Suite 202
St. Paul, MN 55101

Fax: 651-224-5855

We're located on the skyway level of the Alliance Bank Center in downtown St. Paul. View our location on a Google map.



St. Paul Smart Trips has met the Standard of Excellence and is recognized as one of the Best Workplaces for Commuters.

Lean more about this national workplace recognition program

 



Active committees

St. Paul Bike/Ped Bridges Work Group
This adhoc committee will develop a vision for how freeway crossings in St. Paul should look and function for bicyclists and pedestrians.

Staff contact: Brady Clark,


St. Paul Greenway Committee
This adhoc committee will develop a vision for a proposed extension of the Minneapolis Midtown Greenway across the Mississippi River east to Pascal Avenue and then south along the Ayd Mill corridor eventually connecting to the Sam Morgan Trail.

More about the committee (including maps!)


Staff contact: Laura Baum,



Pictured (from left): Damian, Jessica, Brady, Laura