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SF 4760·MN·senate

Omnibus Public Safety policy bill

Signed into LawFiled Mar 23, 2026
Sponsor: Latz
Latest Action

Governor approval; Secretary of State, Filed; Governor's action Approval; Secretary of State

May 18, 2026

Summary

The legislation amends dozens of statutes to make certain Department of Public Safety data private, expand victim‑notification and impact‑statement rights, and add new privacy and reporting rules for driver‑license, identity‑theft and law‑enforcement data. It also creates new requirements for parenting‑time centers, child‑protection teams, domestic‑abuse programs, correctional‑facility licensing and a statewide radio‑communications task force. The changes aim to strengthen protections for victims, improve data security, and modernize oversight of public‑safety programs.

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