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SF 1664

Haven for Heroes appropriation

2025-2026 Regular Session Introduced by Heather Gustafson and 1 co-sponsor

Provides state funding for Haven for Heroes arts programs to support veterans through grants and related arts initiatives in Minnesota.

Referred to Environment, Climate, and Legacy
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Bill Summary · SF 1664

Summary: SF 1664 — Haven for Heroes appropriation

Overview

  • Bill number: SF 1664
  • Title: Haven for Heroes appropriation
  • Subject: Arts
  • Committee: Environment, Climate, and Legacy (referred)
  • Status: Introduction and first reading; referred to Environment, Climate, and Legacy
  • Introduced: February 20, 2025
  • Related bill (companion): HF 342

Purpose and intent

  • SF 1664 is an appropriation bill intended to provide funding for programs described under the banner “Haven for Heroes,” within the arts domain. The provided materials do not include the bill’s full text, so the specific purpose, program descriptions, and funding amounts are not stated here. The title suggests a focus on initiatives tied to veterans or a thematic “haven” related to heroism, implemented through arts-related activities.

Key provisions and changes (unknown in provided materials)

  • The exact provisions, including:
    • Total appropriation amount(s)
    • Source(s) of funds
    • Eligible recipients (e.g., state agencies, arts councils, nonprofit organizations, veterans groups)
    • Eligible activities or programs (grants, grants administration, grants for projects, operational support, facilities, events)
    • Duration and sunset provisions
    • Reporting, oversight, and accountability requirements
    • Any matching requirements, geographic focus, or priority areas
  • Because the bill text is not included in the provided information, the above items are not specified here. The actual text will define these details.

Affected parties and programs

  • Likely affected groups include":
    • Minnesota arts organizations and nonprofits seeking grants or funding
    • State agencies or commissions administering arts programs
    • Potential beneficiaries such as veterans’ organizations or veterans-focused arts initiatives, if aligned with the “Haven for Heroes” concept
  • The exact recipients and programmatic focus will be set forth in the bill text and any accompanying fiscal notes.

Procedural and timeline aspects

  • Introduction and first reading: February 20, 2025
  • Referral: Environment, Climate, and Legacy
  • Next steps (typical): After referral, the bill would go through committee discussion, potential amendments, hearings, and then progress to floor action (Senate) per the chamber’s schedule. A fiscal note may accompany the bill to outline state costs and potential long-term financial implications.
  • House counterpart: HF 342 is the companion bill, which, if advanced, would mirror SF 1664’s provisions in the House.

Next steps for readers

  • Obtain the full bill text and fiscal note to understand:
    • The exact funding amount and source
    • Eligible recipients and allowable uses
    • Reporting and oversight requirements
    • Any sunset or renewal provisions
  • Track progress in the Environment, Climate, and Legacy committee and the full Senate, as well as the companion HF 342 in the House.
  • Check for sponsor details, amendments, and public hearing dates once posted online by the Minnesota Legislature.

Note: This summary reflects only the metadata provided. For precise provisions, consult the actual bill text and fiscal notes once released.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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