Minnesota SF5274 provides grants for anonymous threat reporting systems in schools and requires a report on grant distribution.
Minnesota SF5274 allocates funds for anonymous threat reporting system grants to schools, including districts, charter schools, cooperative units, and Tribal contract schools. The Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management administers the grants, with the Minnesota School Safety Center providing technical assistance. Recipients must match 50% of the grant with nonstate funds. The bill mandates a report by February 15 each year on grant distribution and usage, detailing recipients and expenditures. This is a onetime appropriation available until June 30, 2028.
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