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This bill appropriates $4,729,000 in fiscal year 2026 from the state's general fund to the commissioner of public safety to provide a grant to a nonprofit organization in Roseville for creating a regional emergency disaster services center in Ramsey County. The center is intended to serve multiple critical emergency preparedness and response functions, including strategic stockpiling of reserve assets and supplies, hosting multiagency emergency operator responses, providing statewide and multistate training opportunities, and supporting response efforts for various types of emergencies such as mass casualty events, natural disasters, pandemics, and man-made disasters. The appropriation is contingent upon the commissioner of public safety verifying that at least 67 percent of the total project costs are committed from non-state funding sources. The funds will be available until the project is either completed or abandoned, in accordance with state financial regulations. The specific details and potential uses of the center will be determined by the state director of the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management and the commissioner of public safety.

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