Employee Stories

Share Your Wellbeing Journey

We are looking for City of Saint Paul employees who value wellbeing. There are multiple aspects of wellbeing: Physical, Social, Emotional, Financial, Career; think of the following when you share your journey.

You don’t have to have completed an athletic event or major weight goal (but if you did, we’d love to hear about it):

  • Did you volunteer and improve your community wellbeing?
  • Do you host a regular game night or dinner with friends and family?
  • How do you maintain your mental health through stressful times?
  • Have you successfully paid off debt or saved for an important purchase?
  • What do you do to amplify your career wellbeing?
Send us your story
Andrea Ledger
Pictured: Queenie Tran (Left) and Andrea Ledger (Right) after running the Medtronic Twin Cities 10k. Andrea Ledger Deputy Director of
Rose Duffy
Rose Duffey Office of the City Attorney Tell us about the pillar of wellbeing you are thriving inand what you
Bertrene Cage
“I have improved my wellbeing in the last year by losing 30+lbs, joining a strength training group, completing a financial
Bridget Hajny
Bridget Hajny Administrative Manager Saint Paul Fire Department What drives your passion for wellbeing? I stay active because when I
Kyle Bode
Kyle Bode Health and Wellness Coordinator Saint Paul Fire DepartmentWhat interested you in becoming  a wellbeing champion in your department?Fitness
Isaac Mielke
Isaac Mielke City of Saint Paul - Library Associate Riverview LibraryTell us about the pillar of wellbeing you are thriving
Luisana S. Mendez Escalante
Luisana S. Mendez Escalante City of Saint Paul Public Works – Traffic Engineering Division Tell us about the pillar of
Sarah Reasoner
Sarah Reasoner has been an All-America track star, a bodybuilder, and a champion powerlifter. But firefighter is the job that
Josh Hern
Josh is an Accountant in Fire, working with grants and the budget process. He has been with the City for
Beth Ulrich and Dan Bayers
Beth Ulrich and Dan Bayers are long-time employees in Planning and Economic Development. Combined, they have nearly 60 years of