House of Representatives

SF 3402 changes which professions may serve as medical consultants to Minnesota community health boards, potentially broadening who can provide expert guidance.

SF 3225 would exempt Minnesota food and beverage venues (restaurants, cafes, bars) from the state’s mandatory fee advertisement requirement.

HF 1059 repeals and dissolves the Legislative COVID-19 Response Commission, ending its authority, staff, and funding, and reallocates duties to other state bodies.

Minnesota SF 2674 would require state employees to report suspected fraud and strengthen reporting rules, protections, timelines, and agency duties.

Authorizes state bonds and appropriations to fund Heritage Village Park improvements in Inver Grove Heights, enabling construction and future maintenance.

HF 3004 would create a centralized, DEED-administered digital platform delivering Minnesota youth career paths, jobs, internships, and training info, with required progress report.

Allows QRTP contracts with HHS to reject unsafe placements, bans forced acceptance of referrals, boosting safety for youths and staff and may alter available placements.

Creates a Private Sector Equipment Training Opportunity Program with state funding to improve equipment safety and skills for private-sector workers and employers.