Bill
HF 2652
HF 2652 would authorize a state appropriation to fund a Richfield specialized education and training facility, boosting local education, workforce skills, and regional jobs.
HF 2652 — Richfield; specialized education and training facility funding provided, and money appropriated
Overview
HF 2652 is a Minnesota capital investment bill introduced on March 24, 2025. The bill, titled “Richfield; specialized education and training facility funding provided, and money appropriated,” proposes state funding for a specialized education and training facility in Richfield. As introduced, the bill is at the first-reading stage and has been referred to the Capital Investment committee.
Purpose and intent
- The bill aims to support the development or improvement of a specialized education and training facility located in Richfield. The objective is to enhance educational opportunities and workforce training within the community, potentially serving students, job-seekers, and local employers.
Key provisions (as introduced)
- State funding: The bill would authorize an appropriation to support a Richfield-based specialized education and training facility. The exact funding amount, scope, and terms are not specified in the available summary.
- Project scope: While the title indicates a capital investment focus, the specific nature of the facility (e.g., construction, renovation, equipment, or related infrastructure) and the intended operators or partnerships are not detailed in the summary provided.
- Conditions and deliverables: Details such as project milestones, reporting requirements, eligible costs, local match, and completion deadlines typically appear in the bill or accompanying fiscal notes, but are not specified here.
Funding and fiscal impact
- The bill would involve a state appropriation as part of the capital investment program. The precise fiscal impact (dollar amounts, debt implications, and funding sources) is not disclosed in the available information. Readers should expect a fiscal note to accompany amendments and committee discussions.
Who would be affected
- Primary: City of Richfield and potentially its educational institutions, workforce development partners, and local residents who would use or benefit from the facility.
- Secondary: Regional employers seeking a trained workforce and any state agencies involved in capital investment and education funding.
Procedural and timeline notes
- Status: Introduction and first reading; referred to Capital Investment.
- Next steps: The bill would typically undergo committee hearings in Capital Investment, possible amendments, and then floor votes in both chambers. A fiscal note would accompany further action to detail costs and funding mechanics.
How to monitor
- Track HF 2652 developments through the Minnesota Legislature’s bill tracking and the Capital Investment committee agenda for hearings, amendments, and fiscal notes.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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