Maddy summarySF 761 appropriates $5 million from the renewable development account to fund the Minnesota Energy Alley initiative, managed by Clean Energy Economy Minnesota. The funds will provide seed grants for clean energy businesses, develop workforce training programs, recruit entrepreneurs to Minnesota, and secure additional federal or corporate funding to create a self-sustaining model. This one-time fiscal year 2026 appropriation directly supports Clean Energy Economy Minnesota and the businesses and entrepreneurs participating in the initiative. The bill focuses on economic development through energy-sector investment rather than regulatory changes.
Sponsored bills
Maddy summarySF 109 authorizes special tax increment financing (TIF) rules for Maplewood’s "3M Renovation and Retention Project Area" (parcel 362922240002). It waives standard TIF requirements like the 90% rule and extends the spending timeline from five to ten years, restricting expenditures to the defined project area bounded by highways and roads. The bill requires redevelopment work to begin within one year, or the affected parcels lose TIF authority, and expires December 31, 2018. This directly affects Maplewood’s ability to fund redevelopment projects through TIF for the 3M Company area.
Maddy summaryMinnesota Senate File 24 establishes a Climate and Mental Health Advisory Task Force under the state's climate resiliency program. The 16-member task force - including representatives from vulnerable communities affected by climate change (like Indigenous groups, farmers, youth, and those exposed to pollutants) - will assess how climate change impacts mental health across Minnesota. It must analyze these effects by demographics (race, income, geography), identify high-impact communities, and recommend specific mitigation strategies with implementation timelines. The bill appropriates funds for the task force’s work through fiscal year 2031.