Minnesota SF2699 modifies fluoridation of public water supplies, prohibiting fluoridation if naturally occurring fluoride meets health standards.
Minnesota SF2699 amends the fluoridation of public water supplies to prevent fluoridation if naturally occurring fluoride levels meet health standards set by the state commissioner of health. The bill allows entities controlling public water supplies to decide whether to fluoridate and to set fluoride quantities within prescribed parameters. The commissioner of health must promulgate rules for fluoridation, including fluoride content parameters, fluoride addition methods, and record-keeping requirements.
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