Minnesota SF4888 authorizes the issuance of bonds to fund emergency shelter facilities for the homeless.
SF4888 proposes the issuance of emergency shelter facility appropriation bonds to support projects improving or expanding emergency shelter facilities. The commissioner of human services will use a competitive request for proposal process to identify projects and applicants. At least 40 percent of the bond proceeds must go to projects in greater Minnesota. The commissioner can issue bonds for up to 21 years. The bonds can be invested and reinvested in authorized investments. The proceeds are appropriated for grants to eligible applicants and for debt service on the bonds.
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