Minnesota HF3406 classifies certain firearm permit data as public and extends retention requirements.

Minnesota HF3406 amends the state's statutes to classify as public data concerning permit holders who die by suicide or due to use of force by a peace officer. It also extends the retention period for such data. The bill mandates that sheriffs maintain these records for six years following the permit holder's death or the actual notice to the sheriff of the death and cause. This change applies to data collected under sections 624.712 to 624.719.

Minnesota HF3406 classifies certain firearm permit data as public and extends retention requirements.

Minnesota HF3406 amends the state's statutes to classify as public data concerning permit holders who die by suicide or due to use of force by a peace officer. It also extends the retention period for such data. The bill mandates that sheriffs maintain these records for six years following the permit holder's death or the actual notice to the sheriff of the death and cause. This change applies to data collected under sections 624.712 to 624.719.