Minnesota HF844 modifies broadband workforce data reporting, investigative authority, and underground telecommunications infrastructure requirements.
Minnesota HF844 amends provisions related to broadband workforce data, investigative authority, and underground telecommunications infrastructure. It requires grantees serving over 100,000 broadband customers to report workforce data in annual reports, including labor hours and demographics. The bill grants the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission authority to investigate telecommunications carriers and providers impacting public or private infrastructure.
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