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Votes at a glance: committee actions on public-safety items (March 28, 2025)
Summary
Summary of formal committee actions on bills taken in the March 28, 2025 hearing: several bills were laid over for further work; a small number were recommended to the General Register for floor consideration.
The House Committee on Public Safety Finance and Policy took the following formal actions during its March 28, 2025 hearing session:
- House File 2,130 (Representative Kraft) — Referred to Ways and Means as amended (A2 adopted). Motion to re-refer prevailed by voice vote.
- House File 19-01 (Chair Mueller) — A4 amendment adopted (adds tribal schools); bill laid over for grant funding and privacy/implementation details.
- House File 21-24 (Representative Hussain) — Bill laid over for further development of grant structure and budget (security grants for cultural events in Ramsey County).
- House File 2,099 (Representative Johnson) — Bill to appropriate $12M per year for local emergency-management funding laid over for distribution and reporting mechanics.
- House File 2,260 (Representative Curran) — Committee recommended the bill (judiciary/public-safety carve-outs of DHS policy package) to the General Register by voice vote (motion prevailed).
- House File 134 (Vice Chair Feist) — Bill to renew nonpartisan gun-violence research funding laid over for competitive-grant language and governance safeguards.
- House File 1769 (Vice Chair Feist) — A1 technical amendment adopted; bill laid over to finalize funding/fiscal mechanics for community-supervision formula and three-year averaging.
- House File 104 (Vice Chair Feist) — DE5 amendment adopted; committee recommended the bill, as amended, to the General Register by voice vote.
- House File 13-54 (Committee omnibus public-safety vehicle) — DE2 amendment, as amended by A1 (school-threat reporting language), adopted; committee recommended the omnibus to the General Register.
Several motions were voice votes and did not record roll-call tallies in the transcript; where an amendment was adopted earlier in the hearing it is noted above.
