House of Representatives

HF 3345 allows consumers to choose fuel sources for vehicles and equipment, removing restrictions on retailers and repealing certain Clean Car rules, impacting emissions.

HF 1229 would authorize bonds and state funding to finance St. Louis Park's Wayzata Boulevard and Zarthan Avenue improvements.

SF 1352 aims to create a minimum city aid distribution, administered by the Department of Revenue, to stabilize municipal funding.

HF 2472 removes the sunset on Plymouth's local lodging tax, letting the tax continue indefinitely and provide stable funds for tourism and related projects.

SF 545 allocates $4.5M to establish an Entrepreneur Innovation Center in Minneapolis, supporting low-income entrepreneurs and boosting local economic growth.

SF 2089 amends Minnesota data practices, updating state/local government privacy rules to govern how data is collected, stored, shared, and protected for data subjects.

Bill SF 2604 mandates a cost-benefit analysis of Minnesota's special education system to assess its financial impact and educational effectiveness for students with disabilities.

HF 2205 establishes grants for high school robotics programs in Minnesota, enhancing STEM education and preparing students for college and careers in technology.

SF 2660 allocates $1.5 million to Project for Pride in Living over two years, enhancing job training for unemployed and underemployed individuals in Minnesota.

Eliminates the North Star Promise scholarships and redirects unencumbered funds to the state grant program, expanding aid for students while ending North Star Promise awards.