Minnesota House Bills

Artificial intelligence safety and disclosure requirements established, and civil remedies provided.

Department of Transportation required to modify evaluation and planning process for certain transportation projects.

Campaign finance and public disclosure board required to impose fees and civil penalties for various violations, fees and civil penalties allowed to be waived for good cause only in certain circumstances, and annual report required.

Rochester Public Schools grant funding provided for a school-based mental health program, and money appropriated.

Eligibility for paid blood donation leave to include employees of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities expanded.

State debt authorized for digital infrastructure.

Human services background studies and variances modified, data and language for licensing laws aligned, human services licensing procedures clarified, and program integrity provisions added.

Human services systems modernization pilot projects established, appointments provided, account established, report required, and money appropriated.

Employee's ability to waive a meal break clarified.

Autonomous vehicles and on-demand autonomous vehicle networks operation authorized, and rulemaking authorized.

Refundable sales and use tax exemption for Blue Line Extension light rail transit line construction materials provided.

Fridley; authority to transfer tax increment extended.

Common interest community registration established in Department of Commerce.

Process to change the investment return assumption for computing joint and survivor annuities that has been approved or deemed approved to be included in the appendix to the standards for actuarial work established.

Local government correctional service retirement plan; employee and employer contribution rates reduced, and postretirement adjustments increased.

Deposit limit on consumer protection restitution account removed, and distribution limits set.

Community schoolyards grant program established, report required, and money appropriated.

Periodic competitions authorized to update the design of "I VOTED" stickers.

Artificial intelligence chatbot technology requirements provided, and cause of action for harm created.

Minnesota P-20 Education Partnership funding provided, and money appropriated.

Requirements for prorated rent to include an incomplete first month of rent modified.

Immunization provisions changed.

Low-interest student loan program created, rulemaking authorized, and money appropriated.

Teachers Retirement Association; definition of termination of teaching service clarified, age at which a teacher can receive a retirement annuity from the Teachers Retirement Association and enter into a return-to-work agreement lowered, and suspension of earnings limitation for retired teachers who return to teaching extended.

Sherburne County authorized to impose a local sales and use tax.

Social medica behavioral threat assessment reporting requirement created.

All property insurance coverage required to allow appraisal of damages and alternative resolution.

Grant program to fund safety improvements at schools established, report required, and money appropriated.

Governor's appointment power to fill vacancies on the Board of Regens of the University of Minnesota limited.

Child fatalities and near fatalities public disclosure required, and child mortality review panel investigations and annual report requirements modified.

2024 amendment to definition of trigger activator reenacted, 2024 changes to crime of transferring a firearm to an ineligible person reenacted with amendments, and affirmative defense repealed for transfers of a firearm to an ineligible person by family or household members.

Lowest recognized family responsibility amount modified for purposes of determining state grant awards.

Capitol complex county host program aid established, and money appropriated.

Reporting thresholds increased, deadlines and filing periods clarified, conforming changes for local candidates made, and technical changes made.

State parks; acquisition provisions modified, state parks added to and deleted from, and sales and conveyances of state and county lands authorized.

Health facilities required to limit access to premises in certain circumstances, and health care facilities required to develop and implement policies regarding civil immigration enforcement.

Site-governed school requirements modified.

Location requirements for assisted living facilities with a licensed resident capacity of six or fewer persons and licensed residential programs modified, commissioners allowed to delegate authority, and various notification requirements modified.

Rest break and meal break requirements adjusted under certain circumstances.

Mary C. Murphy Library Construction Grants Program modified, bonds issued, and money appropriated.

Explore Minnesota councils membership modified.

Amount excluded from the Minnesota taxable estate increased, and conforming changes made.

Persons under 21 years of age required to complete driver education course before obtaining a driver's license.

Helping Paws grant funding provided to breed, train, and place service dogs; and money appropriated.

Enforcement of judicially ordered firearms restrictions provided for abusing parties.

Investigative powers added to the Office of the Foster Youth Ombudsperson.

Report to the legislature recommending appropriations from the workforce development fund required.

Minnesota State High School League members required to allow broadcast over public access channels.

Minnesota supplemental nutrition assistance program established, and money appropriated.

Enrollment and eligibility priority modified for children in foster care for various children, youth, and families education and financial assistance programs; Northstar foster care child care allowance modified; and licensing agencies required to provide license holders with information about child care costs and early childhood education programs.

Previous Department of Agriculture appropriation modified.

Expenditures on fuel-switching improvements made to low-income households allowed to apply to low-income conservation spending requirements for municipal utilities and cooperative electric associations.

State Fire Code alcohol-blended fuel equipment compatibility standards established.

Provision of certain plastic containers holding personal care products by hotels and health clubs prohibited, and penalties imposed.

Authorized card games expanded to include the game of hasenpfeffer.

Division of Capitol Security's responsibilities clarified.

Federal individual income tax deduction for qualified tip income adopted.

Federal individual income tax deduction for qualified overtime compensation adopted.

State Office Building renamed after Melissa Hortman, and signage costs specified.

Consumer small and short-term loans clarified to include earned wage access payday loans.