Minnesota SF184 requires a report on the feasibility of a transitional benefit demonstration project.

Minnesota SF184 mandates that the commissioners of human services and children, youth, and families report by January 15, 2026, on the feasibility of a demonstration project. This project would continue to offer program benefits to individuals who lose eligibility due to increased employment income. The report must evaluate health care, income assistance, and social service programs, and recommend programs for the demonstration project, income and time limits, participating counties, budget-neutral changes, necessary approvals, and evaluation criteria.

Minnesota SF184 requires a report on the feasibility of a transitional benefit demonstration project.

Minnesota SF184 mandates that the commissioners of human services and children, youth, and families report by January 15, 2026, on the feasibility of a demonstration project. This project would continue to offer program benefits to individuals who lose eligibility due to increased employment income. The report must evaluate health care, income assistance, and social service programs, and recommend programs for the demonstration project, income and time limits, participating counties, budget-neutral changes, necessary approvals, and evaluation criteria.