SF3932

Beltrami County exemption from the cost-share requirement for state disaster assistance
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)

Related bill: HF3530

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Purpose

  • The bill would change disaster relief rules so Beltrami County does not have to pay a local share for state disaster assistance. It would require the state to cover 100% of eligible disaster-related costs for that county, for the specified severe storm event.

Main Provisions

  • Section 1: Notwithstanding the usual 25% applicant share required under Minnesota Statutes section 12B.35, Beltrami County would be reimbursed by the state for 100% of eligible costs incurred due to the severe storm event identified in Emergency Executive Order 2506, upon application and subject to the other requirements under Minnesota Statutes chapter 12B.
  • The reimbursement would be made by the commissioner of public safety.
  • The provision applies specifically to Beltrami County and the designated storm event.

Significant Changes to Existing Law

  • Eliminates the local cost-share (the 25% applicant share) for Beltrami County for state disaster assistance related to the identified storm event.
  • Shifts the financial burden from the county to the state for eligible costs, pending the normal application and eligibility processes in Chapter 12B.

Implementation Notes

  • The county must apply and meet other requirements under Chapter 12B.
  • Eligible costs are determined under the existing state disaster assistance framework.

Relevant Terms - Beltrami County - local share / cost-share - state disaster assistance - 100 percent reimbursement - 25 percent applicant share - Minnesota Statutes section 12B.35 - Minnesota Statutes chapter 12B - Emergency Executive Order 2506 - commissioner of public safety - eligible costs - severe storm event

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Actions

DateChamberWhereTypeNameCommittee Name
February 26, 2026SenateActionIntroduction and first reading
February 26, 2026SenateActionReferred toJudiciary and Public Safety
March 02, 2026SenateActionAuthors added
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