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MN HF996
Jobs Foundation grant funding provided, and money appropriated.
The bill, MN HF996, aims to provide funding for the Jobs Foundation, which supports job creation and workforce development initiatives in Minnesota. It includes specific appropriations of money to ensure these programs can operate effectively. The goal is to enhance employment opportunities and economic growth in the state.
Introduced House Cedrick Frazier
MN HF875
Allowable uses of student support personnel aid expanded.
The bill MN HF875 aims to expand the ways schools can use funding designated for student support personnel. This means that schools could have more flexibility in hiring or utilizing staff who provide various forms of support to students, such as counselors or social workers. The goal is to enhance the overall support system for students in Minnesota.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF869
Hills-Beaver Creek Independent School District; refundable sales and use tax exemption provided for construction materials used in certain projects.
The bill MN HF869 proposes a tax exemption for construction materials used in certain projects within the Hills-Beaver Creek Independent School District. This means that when the school district undertakes specific construction projects, they can receive a refund on the sales and use taxes they pay for materials. This aims to reduce costs for the school district and support its development efforts.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF870
Ellsworth Independent School District; refundable sales and use tax exemption provided for construction materials used in certain projects.
The bill provides a refundable sales and use tax exemption for construction materials used in projects within the Ellsworth Independent School District. This means that when the district buys materials for construction, they can get back the sales tax they paid. This exemption aims to support local educational infrastructure improvements.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF871
Adrian Independent School District; refundable sales and use tax exemption provided for construction materials used in certain projects.
The bill provides a refundable sales and use tax exemption for construction materials used in specific projects within the Adrian Independent School District. This means that when the school district purchases materials for construction, they can get back the sales tax they paid. This initiative aims to support local education infrastructure improvements.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF872
Edgerton Public School District; refundable sales and use tax exemption provided for construction materials used in certain projects.
The bill provides a refundable sales and use tax exemption for construction materials used in specific projects within the Edgerton Public School District. This means that when the school district buys materials for construction, they can get back the sales tax they paid. This is intended to support the district's building projects and reduce costs.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF873
Russell Tyler Ruthton Independent School District; refundable sales and use tax exemption provided for construction materials used in certain projects.
The bill provides a refundable sales and use tax exemption for construction materials used in specific projects within the Russell Tyler Ruthton Independent School District. This means that when the school district undertakes construction projects, they will not have to pay sales tax on the materials, and they can get any taxes they do pay refunded. This aims to reduce costs for the district and support local development.
Introduced House Joe Schomacker
MN HF877
Read Act amended, and appropriations cancelled.
The bill MN HF877 proposes changes to the Read Act, which focuses on literacy and reading education. Additionally, it cancels certain appropriations that were previously allocated for this purpose. This means that funding tied to the original Read Act may no longer be available.
Introduced House Patricia Mueller