Bill > HF3379

This bill repeals housing stabilization services, which were designed to help individuals with disabilities access and maintain stable housing, by removing references to these services from various sections of Minnesota law. Specifically, it amends sections related to background studies for providers of services to seniors and individuals with disabilities, and the recovery of costs for these studies, by removing provisions that applied to housing stabilization services. It also modifies the definition of "individual with a disability" for housing access grants to align with existing definitions and removes housing stabilization services from the list of covered health services under Minnesota's basic health plan. The bill also repeals the specific statutes that established and defined housing stabilization services, including eligibility criteria, service types, and provider qualifications.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/3379/