Hennepin County would receive a $10 million grant, funded by state bonds, to expand and renovate St. David’s Center for children and families.
Hennepin County would receive $10 million to expand and renovate St. David’s Center in Minneapolis. The facility would have to provide education, children’s health care, and family support services.
Minnesota would borrow up to $10 million by selling state bonds to pay for the grant. That amount is the borrowing limit.
The Minnesota commissioner of human services would give Hennepin County a $10 million grant to plan, expand, renovate, furnish, and equip St. David’s Center. The project covers St. David’s Center at 1130 Nicollet Mall in Minneapolis. The facility would have to provide early childhood education, children’s mental health care and pediatric therapy, and support services that help families build skills and independence. Nonstate money spent on the project on or after January 1, 2024, would count toward any required nonstate funding commitments. The grant would have to meet the state funding rules referenced in the bill. The funding provision would take effect the day following final enactment. Money would remain available until the project is completed or abandoned, with limits under the referenced state funding law.
The Minnesota commissioner of management and budget would sell state bonds to fund the grant. The bonds would raise money for the St. David’s Center project grant. The bond sale would have to follow the state laws and Minnesota Constitution provisions referenced in the bill. The bond sale provision would take effect the day following final enactment.
No hearings or votes scheduled.