Minnesota HF4884 provides supplemental appropriations for jobs and economic development, establishes competitive grants, offers emergency relief.
Minnesota HF4884 allocates funds for jobs and economic development, including $10 million for emergency relief loans to small businesses experiencing economic injury and $3.5 million for the Pathways to Prosperity program to support workforce training. It establishes the Drive for Five grant program to align workforce training with employer demands in high-wage, high-demand industry sectors. The bill also modifies construction codes and licensing provisions, including fees for electrical inspections and licensing.
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