House of Representatives

SF 1914 allows Minnesota cities over 100,000 to extend zoning authority to unincorporated areas within two miles, enhancing local land use planning and public welfare.

Bill SF 49 bans bots from buying event tickets, ensuring fair access for consumers and imposing penalties up to $100,000 for violations to protect ticket sales integrity.

HF 815 mandates that individuals who steal firearms must promptly report the theft to law enforcement, enhancing public safety and accountability in firearm ownership.

HF 672 mandates broader negotiation topics for public safety employees while limiting discussions for others, impacting public employees, employers, and unions.

HF 2431 sets Minnesota higher-ed policy and funds public colleges and universities, guiding student aid, workforce training, and capital priorities for the next biennium.

SF 2011 allows unlimited subtraction of Social Security benefits from taxable income, easing tax burdens for retirees and enhancing their financial well-being in Minnesota.

SF 3123 launches a pilot program to review state employee health care services, aiming to improve access and cost-effectiveness through retrospective evaluations.

Bill HF 447 allows school districts to use district management levy funds for safety measures, enhancing security systems and hiring personnel to protect students and staff.

HF 355 simplifies health care enrollment by allowing taxpayers to use their income tax forms to enroll in Medicaid, increasing access for uninsured individuals.

Bans use of AI to dynamically set product prices, shielding consumers from volatile pricing and forcing retailers to revise pricing systems.