Minnesota HF3230 amends fees for 911 and public safety radio services, establishes a public safety radio and crime victims account, and requires.
Minnesota HF3230 modifies fees for 911 and public safety radio services by imposing new fees on prepaid wireless telecommunications services. It establishes the public safety radio and crime victims account in the special revenue fund, funded by a portion of the fees collected. Half of the money in this account is appropriated for grants to crime victim service providers, supporting direct services and advocacy for victims of sexual assault, general crime, domestic violence, and child abuse.
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