House of Representatives

SF 3359 creates provisions addressing crimes linked to residential protests, affecting residents, protesters and public safety; companion HF 2809; referred to Judiciary and Public Safety.

Defines a restricted pesticide handler and tightens license requirements for such handlers, boosting oversight and safety in handling restricted-use pesticides.

Creates an institutional grant program to fund real-time stenography training in Minnesota colleges, expanding qualified court reporters and captioners, with required reporting.

Excess funds in Minnesota's grain indemnity account must be transferred to the agricultural emergency account, reallocating surplus to support agricultural emergencies.

HF 2858 would let electric vehicles use Minnesota's HOV and dynamic shoulder lanes fee-free, easing EV trips but potentially lowering toll revenue and raising enforcement needs.

Strengthens and standardizes resident and client rights across long-term care, home care, and HCBS; boosts protections from abuse, clarifies grievances, and ensures informed choice.

Proposes amendments to sacred community requirements; full text unavailable, early-stage bill with House companion HF 1051, impacts local govs and religious groups uncertain.

HF 2689 updates Minnesota physical therapy practice rules and imposes criminal penalties for violations, affecting clinicians, clinics, regulators, and patients.

Minnesota SF 1374 would set minimum fines and tougher penalties for driving without a valid license authorization, impacting drivers and enforcement.