Minnesota HF1850 modifies fluoridation rules for municipal water supplies, prohibiting fluoridation of naturally fluoridated water.
Minnesota HF1850 amends the state's fluoridation of public water supplies law. The bill prohibits the fluoridation of water that naturally contains fluoride within certain parameters set by the state commissioner of health. It allows entities with jurisdiction over public water supplies to decide whether to fluoridate their water and to control the amount of fluoride added. The commissioner of health must promulgate rules for fluoridation, including parameters for fluoride content, methods of testing, and record-keeping requirements.
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