Minnesota HF3451 provides grants to schools for anonymous threat reporting systems and requires a report on grant distribution.
Minnesota HF3451 allocates funds for anonymous threat reporting system grants to schools, including districts, charter schools, cooperative units, and Tribal contract schools. Recipients must provide documentation on how the grant will be used and match at least 50% of the grant amount with nonstate funds. The Department of Public Safety retains up to 10% of the appropriation for administration and the Minnesota School Safety Center offers technical assistance. The bill mandates a report to legislative committees on grant distribution and use, identifying recipients and expenditures.
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