Bill
HF 3013
HF 3013 would authorize an appropriation to Milestone Community Development to fund a cybersecurity training program, expanding Minnesota's cyber workforce.
HF 3013 — Milestone Community Development funding provided for a cybersecurity training program, and money appropriated
Overview
- Bill number and title: HF 3013, "Milestone Community Development funding provided for a cybersecurity training program, and money appropriated."
- Purpose (as indicated by title): To provide funding to Milestone Community Development for a cybersecurity training program and to appropriate money for related purposes.
- Status and action to date: Introduction and first reading on April 1, 2025; referred to the Committee on Workforce, Labor, and Economic Development Finance and Policy.
- Related legislation: Companion bill SF 3292 (Senate).
Key Provisions (based on available information)
- Funding mechanism: The bill appears to authorize an appropriation to Milestone Community Development to support a cybersecurity training program. Specific dollar amounts, duration of funding, and targeted activities are not provided in the available summary.
- Administrative scope: The bill’s subject areas indicate involvement of appropriations processes within the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) and aspects related to Telecommunications and Information Technology. The exact agency roles, administrative rules, and oversight would be clarified in the full text.
- Target program: A cybersecurity training program run by or associated with Milestone Community Development. Details such as program goals, participant eligibility, curriculum, and outcomes are not specified in the summary.
Fiscal and Administrative Implications
- Fiscal impact: Not stated in the information provided. The bill would represent a targeted appropriation for a cybersecurity training initiative, subject to the usual budgetary processes and reporting requirements.
- Compliance and reporting: Typical appropriations legislation would include reporting requirements and program accountability measures, but specific provisions (e.g., performance metrics, timelines, audits) are not available without the full text.
Potential Impact and Affected Parties
- Primary recipient: Milestone Community Development (as the funding recipient).
- Workforce and economic development: Could advance Minnesota’s workforce development objectives by expanding cybersecurity training capacity and skills among residents.
- Participants and employers: Individuals receiving training could gain cybersecurity credentials or skills, benefiting local employers seeking cybersecurity talent.
- State agencies: DEED and related Telecommunications/Information Technology entities may administer or oversee the funds and program implementation.
Process and Timeline
- Introduction: April 1, 2025.
- Next steps: The bill will move through the committee process in the House, beginning with the Workforce, Labor, and Economic Development Finance and Policy Committee. The companion SF 3292 will be considered in the Senate. If both chambers approve and the bill is signed into law, it would become law and funds would be appropriated as specified.
Notes for readers
- Full text needed: The exact dollar amounts, program details (duration, eligibility, training parameters), reporting requirements, and any matching fund or sunset provisions are not included in the provided summary. Reviewing the bill’s full text will clarify these specifics.
- Monitoring: Watch for committee hearings, amendments, and fiscal notes that accompany HF 3013 and its Senate companion SF 3292.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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