Minnesota’s new Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee aims to tackle more than $1 billion in known taxpayer losses. Rep. Peggy Bennett highlights proposals creating fraud-risk “notes,” a centralized Inspector General, mandatory reporting, and stronger agency accountability to ensure taxpayer dollars aren’t stolen and reach the people who truly need them.
The Minnesota legislative session began constitutionally on January 14th. It is truly an honor to serve the people of 23A. I am very appreciative of the continued opportunity to represent you and look forward to getting to work for Minnesota and for all of you! I’m sure by now you
Minnesota’s February state budget forecast shows a positive balance of $329 million. “Its good news, especially considering we were told back in November to expect a $188 million deficit,” Hamilton said. “It shows we’re on the right economic path and the fiscal decisions we’ve made are working.” According to the
Lawmakers have returned to the State Capitol to begin the 2024 legislative session, and you can expect numerous legislative topics to be discussed over the next three months. Near the top of the agenda would be law fixes and capital investment legislation. Minnesota’s budget was set last session. At that
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