Minnesota regulations
- Minnesota Department of Health - Notice of Public Hearing on Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant FundingJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Health holds a public hearing on June 23, 2026, to solicit comments on proposed uses of Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant funds for federal fiscal year 2026; written comments due by noon on June 19.
- Department of Employment and Economic Development - Notice of Public Hearing on JP Ecommerce, Inc. Minnesota Job Creation Fund ProgramJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development will hold a public hearing on July 6, 2026, to consider up to $850,000 in funding for JP Ecommerce, Inc.'s e-commerce expansion in Anoka County projected to create 58 jobs.
- Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board - Request for Comments on Gold Star Blue Star Memorial ApplicationJune 22, 2026
Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board seeks public comments on a Gold Star Blue Star Memorial application for the Minnesota State Capitol grounds; comments are due July 22, 2026.
- Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board - Request for Comments on World War I Plaque Modification ApplicationJune 22, 2026
Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board seeks public comments by July 22, 2026 on a proposal to modify the World War I plaque at the Minnesota State Capitol to make its language more inclusive of noncombat military service personnel.
- Minnesota Pollution Control Agency - Notice of Availability of Draft Cedar and Upper Wapsipinicon Rivers Watershed ReportsJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency released draft watershed restoration reports for Cedar and Upper Wapsipinicon Rivers with a public comment period from June 22, 2026, to July 22, 2026.
- Public Utilities Commission - Notice of Permit Decision for Blue Lake Battery Energy Storage Project; PUC Docket No. E-002/ESS-25-214June 22, 2026
Minnesota Public Utilities Commission approved a 135.5-MW battery energy storage system site permit for Xcel Energy in Scott County on May 4, 2026, with conditions including a Tree Replacement Plan.
- Minnesota Department of Transportation - Notice of Solicitation for Public Review and Comment on Draft State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP) 2027-2030June 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Transportation solicits public comments on draft State Transportation Improvement Program projects for fiscal years 2027-2030 covering $3.3 billion in federal highway funds, $1.3 billion in federal transit funds, and $1.9 bil…
- Department of Employment and Economic Development - Notice of Grant OpportunityJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development posts grant opportunities online at https://mn.gov/deed/about/contracts/open-rfp.jsp for small businesses to access and apply.
- Minnesota Department of Administration - Request for Proposals for Minnesota Interagency Council on Homelessness Lived Experience Consultant PoolJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Administration seeks consultants with lived homelessness experience for the Interagency Council on Homelessness strategic initiatives; applications open June 23, 2026 and close July 24, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. Central Time.
- Department of Employment and Economic Development - State Services for the Blind - Request for Proposal to Vend DIF Grant Program ServicesJune 22, 2026
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development seeks vendors to provide rehabilitation and employment services to blind and low-vision individuals through the Disability Innovation Fund Grant Program, with proposals due June 29, 2026 fo…
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