House of Representatives

SF 1177 establishes a $500,000 grant program to enhance assistive technology and advocacy for individuals with disabilities, improving their access and quality of life.

Proposes a Minnesota constitutional cap on annual state spending growth tied to inflation and population growth, with implementation rules and a voter referendum requirement.

SF 675 would designate the lead authority for Minnesota light rail projects, clarifying who plans, funds, designs, builds, and oversees LRT work and compliance.

HF 1739 allocates $1M for job training and support for individuals in recovery, aiding their employment and reducing barriers to workforce reintegration.

HF 1489 would fund and issue bonds to rehabilitate Minnesota public housing, improving safety, energy efficiency, and livability for residents.