Minnesota HF1708 increases the number of state rail safety inspectors from six to ten.
Minnesota HF1708 amends the state rail safety inspection program by increasing the number of state rail safety inspectors from six to ten. The bill also makes a technical correction to the assessment calculation for railroad companies. Inspectors will be responsible for assessing common carriers, administering the state rail safety inspection account, and performing other duties on behalf of the state. The changes are effective the day following final enactment.
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