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SAINT PAUL, Minn. – After three years of inaction Senator John Marty’s (DFL-Roseville) legislation on catalytic converter theft prevention was signed into law Thursday by Governor Tim Walz. The legislation was a top priority of Senate DFLers and will crack down on an issue that is affecting tens of thousands of Minnesota families throughout the state.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. – After three years of inaction on catalytic converter theft prevention, the Minnesota Senate passed Senator John Marty’s (DFL-Roseville) legislation (HF30/SF5) Thursday on a bipartisan vote of 40-25. The legislation was a top priority of Senate DFLers and will crackdown on an issue that is affecting tens of thousands of Minnesota families throughout the state.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. – The Minnesota Management and Budget Office released the February Budget Forecast Monday, projecting a $17.5 billion budget surplus.
Measure increases transparency and provides full picture of Minnesota’s finances
SAINT PAUL, MN – The Senate passed legislation allowing the Minnesota Department of Management and Budget to include inflation in future state budget forecasts in a bipartisan 35-30 vote Monday. The bill provides transparency and a clear picture about Minnesota’s finances, according to chief author and Finance Committee Chair Senator John Marty (DFL-Roseville).
SAINT PAUL, Minn. – In a bipartisan vote Tuesday, the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee advanced Senator John Marty’s legislation to prevent catalytic converter thefts. The legislation, SF 5, is a top priority for Senate DFLers, according to Sen. Marty.
ST. PAUL, Minn. — On Tuesday, the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee will begin the work of advancing bills that represent consumer interests. Priorities the committee will hear this week include bills to curb the recent rise in stolen catalytic converters, increase penalties on illegal robocalls, and prevent price-gouging on prescription drugs.