Minnesota HF4105 allows political subdivisions to publish public notices on their websites instead of in newspapers.

Minnesota HF4105 amends state statutes to authorize political subdivisions to publish public notices on their websites as an alternative to newspaper publication. This includes notices required by law or court order, such as laws, ordinances, election notices, and meeting minutes. The bill specifies that if a political subdivision designates its website for publication, it must continue to publish in the official newspaper for the first six months. After that period, website publication alone satisfies legal requirements.

Minnesota HF4105 allows political subdivisions to publish public notices on their websites instead of in newspapers.

Minnesota HF4105 amends state statutes to authorize political subdivisions to publish public notices on their websites as an alternative to newspaper publication. This includes notices required by law or court order, such as laws, ordinances, election notices, and meeting minutes. The bill specifies that if a political subdivision designates its website for publication, it must continue to publish in the official newspaper for the first six months. After that period, website publication alone satisfies legal requirements.