House of Representatives

Bill SF 1687 allows high school students to carry and use opiate antagonists like naloxone, enhancing safety and empowering them to respond to opioid overdoses.

Creates a Dual Enrollment Task Force to study, report findings to the Legislature, and fund efforts to expand college-credit options for Minnesota high school students.

HF 2479 allocates $1 million to Pillsbury United Communities for job training and workforce development, aiding unemployed individuals in Minnesota.

HF 1880 would expand a right to recover from insurers for seniors and disabled under disability or long-term care policies, altering claims and boosting consumer protections.

Bill HF 2782 exempts small Minnesota brewers from brand registration, reducing costs and regulatory burdens to boost local brewing and encourage business growth.

SF 1164 creates a full-service provider account in Minnesota, adjusting vehicle transaction fees to improve funding and efficiency for driver and vehicle services.

SF 3537 authorizes state bonds to fund the replacement of St. Paul's eastbound Kellogg Boulevard Bridge, enhancing safety and infrastructure for local commuters.

SF 1232 modernizes Minnesota's family child care regulations, enhancing safety and quality through updated standards and risk-based compliance monitoring for providers and families.

SF 1166 would require photo ID to register and vote, create a state voter ID card, update provisional ballots, and fund implementation in Minnesota.