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Public Safety Finance and Policy

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Public Safety Finance and Policy

3/12/2025
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1. Call to Order

2. Approval of Minutes

3. HF 772 (Swedzinski) Publicly funded state and local institutions ensured to provide notice to United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement when a suspected undocumented person is being housed in a facility under the institution's control.

4. HF 897 (Knudsen) Protection to children and vulnerable adults from exposure to fentanyl provided, and criminal penalties for violation imposed.

5. HF 16 (Rymer) Immigration law enforcement noncooperation ordinances and policies prohibited, use of immigration-related data provided, and county attorneys required to notify federal immigration authorities when an undocumented person is arrested for a crime of violence.

6. Adjourn

HF 1446 (Rymer) has been removed from the agenda,

Testimony: Written testimony or requests to testify in person are due via e-mail to Committee Administrator john.hultquist@house.mn.gov no less than 24 hours prior to the start of the committee hearing. In-person testimony may be limited due to committee time constraints. Committee documents will be posted in advance of the hearing.
Bills Added:
HF772 (Swedzinski) - Publicly funded state and local institutions ensured to provide notice to United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement when noncitizens are being housed in a facility under the institution's control.
HF897 (Knudsen) - Protection to children and vulnerable adults from exposure to fentanyl provided, and criminal penalties for violation imposed.
HF16 (Rymer) - Immigration law enforcement noncooperation ordinances and policies prohibited, use of immigration-related data provided, and county attorneys required to notify federal immigration authorities when an undocumented person is arrested for a crime of violence.
Attachments:
HF 897 DE1 authors amendment.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 772 A1 Amendment delete undocumented.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 897-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 897 3-year-old dies of fentanyl contact - StarTribune story.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 897 1 Year Old Dies from Fentanyl - KARE-11 story.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 897 County Attorneys suggestions.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 772 AMC - MSA letter with concerns.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 772 Legal Aid - Disability Law Center opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 772 Kyle Lipinski opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 America Thayer Murder Suspect is Illegal Immigrant - Alpha News Story.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 American Experiment support letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 AMC - MSA letter with concerns.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 David Bier - CATO written testimony.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Abigail Loesch opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 ACLU Minnesota opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Advocates for Human Rights opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Ana Pottratz Acosts opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Angela Bortel opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Carol Engelhart opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 consortium of organizations opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Council on Latino Affairs opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 County Attorneys opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 crime victim coalition opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Darcey McCampbell opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Erin Schutte Wadzinski opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Hennepin County Attorneys office opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Jewish Community Action opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 John Medeiros opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Just Futures Law opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Kay Moua opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Laura Wilson opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 League of MN Cities opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Legal Rights Center opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Lillian Carcamo opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Lyn Rabinovitch opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Margaret Hinton opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Minneapolis elected officials opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 North STAR Alliance opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 public defedners opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 school organizations opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 The Link opposition letter.pdf (3/11/2025)
HF 16 Unacceptable Risk Sanctuary Cities Pose - John Fabbricatore commentary.pdf (3/11/2025)

Public Safety Finance and Policy

3/11/2025
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1. Call to Order

2. Approval of Minutes

3. HF 7 (Novotny) Public safety; various public safety provisions modified related to data held by law enforcement agencies, agency custody notice requirements, mandatory minimum sentences, stays of adjudication, the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission, legislative approval of Sentencing Guidelines, dismissing of charges, liability and vicarious liability, crime for trespass recruiting or educating, assaulting a police officer, fleeing in a motor vehicle, stolen motor vehicles, obstructing traffic, tracking devices, criminal penalties, and money appropriated.

Note: HF 7 was heard on February 11 and testimony was taken at that hearing. No additional testimony will be taken. The bill was heard again on March 4, amended and laid over pending receipt of an updated Fiscal Note. The Fiscal Note has been received so the bill will be re-referred to Ways and Means.

4. HF 697 (Baker) Weather forecasting gap-filing radar data funding provided, and money appropriated.

5. HF 1814 (Backer) Grant funding provided to purchase or upgrade radios and related equipment, and money appropriated.

6. HF 1567 (Duran) Personal information protections currently available for judicial officials extended to peace officers.

7. HF 1256 (Novotny) Certain law enforcement training reimbursement funding extended.

8. HF 1257 (Novotny) Public Safety Advisory Council eliminated.

9. Adjourn

Testimony: Written testimony or requests to testify in person are due via e-mail to Committee Administrator john.hultquist@house.mn.gov no less than 24 hours prior to the start of the committee hearing. In-person testimony may be limited due to committee time constraints. Committee documents will be posted in advance of the hearing.
Bills Added:
HF7 (Novotny) - Public safety; various provisions modified relating to data held by law enforcement agencies; agency bail or bond notice; sex trafficking minimum sentences; Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission; legislative approval; reason for dismissing charges; dismissals report information; county attorney required action; liability and vicarious liability; crime created for recruiting or educating individuals to trespass or damage critical infrastructure; assaulting a police officer penalty; crime of fleeing in a motor vehicle or failing to obey traffic laws crime established; presence in a stolen vehicle; penalties increased for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic; tracking device placement and requirements and expanded uses; criminal penalties; and money appropriated.
HF697 (Baker) - Weather forecasting gap-filing radar data funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF1814 (Backer) - Grant funding provided to purchase or upgrade radios and related equipment, and money appropriated.
HF1567 (Duran, Jr.) - Personal information protections currently available for judicial officials extended to peace officers.
HF1256 (Novotny) - Certain law enforcement training reimbursement funding extended.
HF1257 (Novotny) - Public Safety Advisory Council eliminated.
Attachments:
HF 697 A1 Authors Amendment.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1567 DE3 authors amendment.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 7-1UE Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 697 Weather Gaps fact sheet.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 697 Assoc. of MN Emergency Managers support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1814 ARMER Equipment Grants Report.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1814 AMC support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1814 Dona Greiner support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1256 League of Minnesota Cities support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1256 Metro Cities support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1567 POST Board Releases Police IDs - StarTribune.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1567 MPPOA support letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1257 NAMI opposition letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1257 ethnic councils opposition letter.pdf (3/10/2025)
HF 1257 Violence Free MN opposition letter.pdf (3/10/2025)

Public Safety Finance and Policy

3/5/2025
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1. HF 767 (Hudson) – Arson directed at a political organization or motivated by a political purpose penalty enhanced.

2. HF 764 (Hudson) – Arson in the first degree statute of limitations eliminated.

3. HF 765 (Hudson) – Aggravated sentences required for violent offenders, consecutive sentences required for violent offenders, offenders required to serve the entire announced sentence in custody.

4. HF 1401 (Witte) – Definition of endangered expanded for purposes of the missing and endangered persons program.

5. HF 1354 (Moller) – Scope of video made available by Bureau of Criminal Apprehension limited for officer-involved death investigations.

Testimony: Written testimony or requests to testify in person are due via e-mail to Committee Administrator john.hultquist@house.mn.gov no less than 24 hours prior to the start of the committee hearing. In-person testimony may be limited due to committee time constraints. Committee documents will be posted in advance of the hearing.
Bills Added:
HF767 (Hudson) - Arson directed at a political organization or motivated by a political purpose penalty enhanced.
HF764 (Hudson) - Arson in the first degree statute of limitations eliminated.
HF765 (Hudson) - Aggravated sentences required for violent offenders, consecutive sentences required for violent offenders, offenders required to serve the entire announced sentence in custody.
HF1401 (Witte) - Definition of endangered expanded for purposes of the missing and endangered persons program.
HF1354 (Moller) - Scope of video made available by Bureau of Criminal Apprehension limited for officer-involved death investigations.
Attachments:
HF 767 Fire at American Experiment Intentionally Set - StarTribune story.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 764-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 765-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 765 David Zimmer written testimony.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 1401 Endangered and Missing Persons Guidelines for Law Enforcement - BCA.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 1401 Missing Children Guidelines for Families - BCA.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 1401 MPPOA support letter.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 764 Statutes of Limitations House Research Brief.pdf (3/4/2025)
HF 1401-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/5/2025)

Public Safety Finance and Policy

3/4/2025
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1. HF 135 (Myers) – Consecutive sentences required for assaults committed by certain inmates of local facilities.

2. HF 7 (Novotny) – Public safety; various public safety provisions modified related to data held by law enforcement agencies, agency custody notice requirements, mandatory minimum sentences, stays of adjudication, the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission, legislative approval of Sentencing Guidelines, dismissing of charges, liability and vicarious liability, crime for trespass recruiting or educating, assaulting a police officer, fleeing in a motor vehicle, stolen motor vehicles, obstructing traffic, tracking devices, criminal penalties, and money appropriated.

Note: HF 7 was heard on February 11 and testimony was taken at that hearing. No additional testimony will be taken. The Fiscal Note has been received so the bill will be re-referred to Ways and Means.

3. HF 327 (Engen) – Penalty for introducing contraband into a correctional facility increased.

4. HF 1399 (Witte) – Commissioner of corrections required to maintain a supply of opiate antagonists to administer to persons who overdose in correctional facilities, and commissioner required to provide training to employees on how to administer opiate antagonists.

5. HF 1410 (Witte) – Local correctional officers provided in Peace Officers Discipline Procedures Act.

6. HF 538 (Stier) – Use of deadly force by peace officer to protect person from apparent death modified.

Testimony: Written testimony or requests to testify in person are due via e-mail to Committee Administrator john.hultquist@house.mn.gov no less than 24 hours prior to the start of the committee hearing. In-person testimony may be limited due to committee time constraints. Committee documents will be posted in advance of the hearing.
Bills Added:
HF135 (Myers) - Consecutive sentences required for assaults committed by certain inmates of local facilities.
HF7 (Novotny) - Public safety; various provisions modified relating to data held by law enforcement agencies; agency bail or bond notice; sex trafficking minimum sentences; Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission; legislative approval; reason for dismissing charges; dismissals report information; county attorney required action; liability and vicarious liability; crime created for recruiting or educating individuals to trespass or damage critical infrastructure; assaulting a police officer penalty; crime of fleeing in a motor vehicle or failing to obey traffic laws crime established; presence in a stolen vehicle; penalties increased for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic; tracking device placement and requirements and expanded uses; criminal penalties; and money appropriated.
HF327 (Engen) - Penalty for introducing contraband into a correctional facility increased.
HF1399 (Witte) - Commissioner of corrections required to maintain a supply of opiate antagonists to administer to persons who overdose in correctional facilities, and commissioner required to provide training to employees on how to administer opiate antagonists.
HF1410 (Witte) - Local correctional officers provided in Peace Officers Discipline Procedures Act.
HF538 (Stier) - Use of deadly force by peace officer to protect person from apparent death modified.
Attachments:
HF 135 A1 technical amendment.pdf (2/28/2025)
HF 7 A8 amendment - deletes stays.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 327 A2 amendment.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 327 DE1 amendment.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 135-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 135 Hennepin County Deputy hurt in jail assault - KSTP.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 135 Carver County Sheriff support letter.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 135 Dakota County Sheriff support letter.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 135 Ramsey County Sheriff support letter.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 327-0 Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 327 Contraband in Stillwater Prison - Bring Me the News story.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 327 Drugs keep finding their way into MN prisons - KSTP.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 1410 Discipline Procedures Differences.pdf (3/3/2025)
HF 7-1E Completed Fiscal Note.pdf (3/3/2025)

Public Safety Finance and Policy

2/26/2025
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1. Call to Order
2. Approval of Minutes
3. HF 924 (Nash) – Certain retired peace officers authorized to possess firearms in the Capitol complex.
4. HF 284 (Heintzeman) – Information collected and scope of background check conducted expanded for noncitizen permit to carry applicants.
5. HF 13 (Bliss) – Duty to retreat before using reasonable force in defense of self or others eliminated.
6. Adjourn

Testimony: Written testimony or requests to testify in person are due via e-mail to Committee Administrator john.hultquist@house.mn.gov no less than 24 hours prior to the start of the committee hearing. In-person testimony may be limited due to committee time constraints. Committee documents will be posted in advance of the hearing.
Bills Added:
HF924 (Nash) - Certain retired peace officers authorized to possess firearms in the Capitol complex.
HF284 (Heintzeman) - Information collected and scope of background check conducted expanded for noncitizen permit to carry applicants.
HF13 (Bliss) - Duty to retreat before using reasonable force in defense of self or others eliminated.
Attachments:
H0924DE1-18375691203473628777.pdf (2/25/2025)
H0013A1.pdf (2/25/2025)
H0013A2.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Bryan Strawser support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Craig Burris support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Marc Olivier support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 NRA support letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Seth Kryzer support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF13 Gregory Komadina support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Steve Mitzuk support letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 State v. Blevins Supreme Court Decision.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Brady United opposition letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Community Justice Action Fund opposition letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Dawn Einwalter oppposition testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 Dr. Marc Gorelick opposition letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 MCAA opposition letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF13 Susie Kaufman opposition testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 284 DOJ FFL Letter RE MN Transferee Application Form.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 284 Permit to Carry a Pistol Application.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 284 NRA support letter.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 284 Seth Kryzer support testimony.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 924 Carrying a Firearm by Retired Peace Officer - 18 U.S. Code Section 926C.pdf (2/25/2025)
HF 13 MN Gun Owners Caucus support testimony.pdf (2/26/2025)
HF 13 MCAA opposition letter.pdf (2/26/2025)
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