Minnesota SF3007 specifies conditions for considering a missing person endangered and establishes the Public and Local Alert Advisory Board.
Minnesota SF3007 amends the state's statutes to detail conditions under which a missing person may be considered endangered, such as when a person is lost in the wilderness or has been abducted. The bill requires the commissioner of public safety to create policies for issuing public alerts about missing and endangered persons. It establishes the Public and Local Alert Advisory Board to advise on alert policies, including criteria for issuing alerts, information to include, and interaction with local alert systems.
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