Local homeless prevention aid reporting requirements modified, redistribution of unspent money allowed, and aid sunset repealed.
Introduction and first reading, referred to Taxes
Summary
The legislation updates Minnesota’s local homeless prevention aid statute, requiring counties, tribal governments, cities and nonprofits to fund family‑focused homelessness projects and to report on outcomes. Any money not spent must be sent back to the commissioner of revenue and can be re‑appropriated for the next year’s distribution. It also repeals the previous expiration provision, allowing the program to continue beyond 2028.
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