Minnesota HF2220 prohibits charging state employees for parking at state-owned or operated facilities.
Minnesota HF2220 amends state statutes to prohibit the Department of Administration from charging fees or other charges to state employees for parking at any state-owned or operated parking lot or facility. This applies whether the employee is acting within the scope of employment or not. The bill mandates that the commissioner provide each state employee with a parking permit exempting them from all parking-related penalties, except in cases where vehicle removal or impoundment is required by the commissioner. The bill affects all state employees parking at state facilities.
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