SF 2089 amends Minnesota data practices, updating state/local government privacy rules to govern how data is collected, stored, shared, and protected for data subjects.

Local governments can ban or restrict possession of dangerous weapons, ammo, or explosives on government-owned or leased buildings and land, affecting visitors and workers.

SF 2660 allocates $1.5 million to Project for Pride in Living over two years, enhancing job training for unemployed and underemployed individuals in Minnesota.

Shifts unreimbursed SPED costs from local districts to the state for charter schools, reducing district payments and boosting the state share with new funding.

Minnesota SF 2840 would cut food waste in K-12 schools by adding free milk during lunch as an alternative to a full lunch, funded by state appropriations.