Minnesota House Bills

Cooperative development grant program established.

Age of delinquency for certain serious offenses established to be ten years of age.

Amendments to the age at which a child may be considered a delinquent child delayed.

System for collecting and recycling discarded tires required to be financed and operated by tire producers, account established, and money appropriated.

Covered employers required to provide commuter benefits to covered employees.

Requirements established for polling place designations for school district special elections in districts with boundaries that include more than one country.

Career rule for teachers aged 60 with 30 years of service created.

Fourth-degree assault crime expanded.

Requirements for the calculation of an enrollee's contribution toward cost-sharing and out-of-pocket maximum set.

Workers' Compensation Advisory Council 2026 recommendations adopted.

Human services and the Department of Children, Youth, and Families forecasted program adjustments made.

Thermal energy networks designated as public improvements and waterworks.

Greenhouse gas pollution cost-recovery program created, account established, reports required, and money appropriated.

Transportation; various provisions modified, silencing of railroad crossing bells prohibited, rail service improvement program accounts modified, town roads and private roads provisions modified, authorization for maintenance of Piney-Pinecreek Border Airport in Roseau County removed, highway designations repealed for the Hiawatha Pioneer Trail, and technical corrections made.

Market value exclusion modified for veterans with a disability by increasing exclusion amount for totally and permanently disabled veterans.

Processes for applying for, securing, and enforcing extreme risk protection orders modified.

Protection for veterans provided in the Minnesota Human Rights Act.

Minneapolis; child and family services facility expansion and renovation funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.

Metropolitan Council; special transportation service forecast adjustments made, and money appropriated.

A house resolution designating May 3 to 9, 2026, as Tardive Dyskinesia Awareness Week.

A house resolution expressing the sense of the house condemning the practice of extrajudicial, summery, or arbitrary killings and upholding the principles contained within the Minnesota Protocol.

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program contingency appropriation established, and report required.

Junior Achievement North grant funding provided for career readiness and financial literacy programming, and money appropriated.

Animal testing prohibited under certain circumstances, and civil penalties provided.

Calculation of border city nursing facility rate adjustments clarified.

Minnesota Vision of a Learner established, working group created, report required, and money appropriated.

Health plan coverage of conversion therapy for minors and vulnerable adults prohibited, and commissioner of human rights required to protect Minnesotans from conversion therapy.

Cause of action for harmful conversion therapy practices provided.

Ramsey County human resources personnel structure terminology updated, certain positions adjusted to unclassified service for consistency with other similar positions, obsolete language repealed, and technical changes made.

Software modernization and outreach funding provided, and money appropriated.

Human services policy and finance bill.

Municipalities prohibited from entering into nondisclosure agreements or contracts that restrict the municipality from disclosing information about projects using public funding.

Contingent reduction in special education aid appropriations repealed.

Cybersecurity legislative commission extended.

Grantee fraud risk rating system and corresponding grants management required, and money appropriated.

Housing stabilization services repealed.

Open Meeting Law; meeting broadcasting through social media authorized.

Issuance of cancer-related disability parking certificates authorized.

Minimum eligibility criteria enhanced for state grants, and sworn certification of compliance required.

Payroll reporting portal and database established, prevailing wage notice requirements modified, and money appropriated.

Office of the Inspector General created, reports required, and money appropriated.

Athletic trainer scope of practice clarified.

Bioimaging Center at the Hormel Institute in Austin funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.

School year calendar start date construction project exception modified.

Procedures and training related to the treatment of potentially suspicious deaths involving domestic violence modified.

Requirements governing electronic motor vehicle documents modified, electronic titling and lien release required, electronic transmission and signatures related to motor vehicles provided, and technical changes made.

Health plans required to provide coverage for cancer screenings pursuant to American Cancer Society guidelines.

Duluth International Airport improvements funding provided, and money appropriated.

State historic site contracts permitted.

Decedents' personal property disposition by coroners and medical examiners provisions modified.

Youth intervention program grants modified.

Individual income and corporate franchise taxes; federal changes to expensing research expenditures conformed.

Food shelf programs funding provided, and money appropriated.

Regional food bank grant program established, and money appropriated.

Licensing boards required to take action against a license or application when a licensee or applicant is convicted of certain theft or fraud offenses.

January designated as Snow Professionals Appreciation Month.

Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act modified to make consumer health data a form of sensitive data, and additional protections added for sensitive data.

A house resolution reaffirming the commitment of the Minnesota House of Representatives to strengthening and deepening sister ties between the state of Minnesota and Taiwan; reaffirming support for the Taiwan Relations Act by urging all enterprises in Minnesota to refer to Taiwan as Taiwan; supporting Taiwan's signing of a bilateral trade agreement, the avoidance of double taxation agreement, and the Indo-Pacific economic framework for prosperity with the United States; and reiterating continued support for increasing Taiwan's international profile.

Granada; clean water and wastewater infrastructure improvements funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.

Faribault County; Welk Drive segment improvements funding provided, bonds issued, and money appropriated.