House of Representatives

Bill SF 27 prohibits using legacy funds for indirect costs, ensuring money for outdoor heritage, clean water, and arts directly supports intended programs and projects.

HF 1336 would provide state funding via grants to improve Minnesota child care facilities and services, boosting quality and access for providers and families.

Establishes a Minnesota Civic Fund program to fund civic engagement projects; details on funding, eligibility, and governance to be defined in the bill text.

HF 1945 would reform Minnesota's supportive housing rules and redirect funds to expand services for homelessness and related supports.

SF 2666 repeals automatic cost-of-living adjustments for child support and maintenance in Minnesota, impacting financial stability for families relying on these payments.

SF 2101 repeals inflation adjustments for the Minnesota Child Tax Credit and Working Family Credit, potentially reducing financial support for low- to moderate-income families.

Appropriates state arts funds to United Hmong Family in Minnesota to support its arts and cultural programs for the Hmong community.