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St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says city work continues despite cyberattack
A spokesperson for St. Paul Public Works said road construction continued uninterrupted, and the mayor emphasized that St. Paul Police squad cars will still respond to emergencies, though they’ll do so by phone and radio dispatch, and without the aid of squad laptops.
The city of St. Paul has become the latest target of a cyber attack targeting essential systems and digital services.
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St. Paul cyberattack: What we know so farSt. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter says the city suffered a digital security breach by a targeted attacker starting last Friday.
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Saint Paul's Board of Zoning Appeals meeting scheduled for August 4, 2025, has been cancelled; submissions due by August 1.
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