House of Representatives

Codifies the Age-Friendly Minnesota Council (formerly the Governor's Council), formalizing its grants and funding to sustain statewide age-friendly planning and programs.

Authorizes a state appropriation to Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis to operate its homeless elders program, aiding homeless or at-risk seniors in Minnesota.

SF 3192 lets the Legislature set when extra PERA employer contributions can be repealed and boosts postretirement adjustments, affecting retirees and PERA-contributing employers.

SF 2696 would allow certain candidates, their representatives, and political parties to observe absentee ballot boards, boosting transparency and confidence in processing.

SF 304/ Minn. §139A.35 bars minor consent for STI vaccines, while allowing diagnosis/treatment consent; parents regain vaccine consent, clinic procedures must adjust.

Excludes for-profit colleges from Minnesota's state grant program, shifting aid to nonprofit/public schools and affecting students enrolled in for-profit institutions.

SF 2124 creates and funds grants to improve emergency services (911), support innovative homelessness responses, and boost provider capacity across agencies and nonprofits.

SF 2933 creates the framework for state capital project funding, including authorization, allocation rules, and bonding mechanics that affect agencies and local recipients.

Requires the state government to develop a comprehensive, coordinated plan to prevent substance use, improve treatment, and reduce overdoses across agencies.

SF 3397 enforces a gross receipts tax on services in Minnesota, broadening the tax base and increasing compliance for service businesses through new reporting and remittance rules.