Purpose of the Bill

This bill aims to allocate financial resources to support the construction and development of a new community center in St. Paul, Minnesota.

Main Provisions

• The bill proposes an appropriation of $4,500,000 from the state's general fund.
• These funds are designated for the YMCA of the North.
• The money is intended to be used for designing, constructing, furnishing, and equipping a new facility.
• The facility, named the Child and Family Wellbeing Center of Excellence, will be located in the Hamline-Midway neighborhood of St. Paul.
• The funding is a one-time appropriation, which is available until the project is completed or abandoned.

Significant Changes

• This bill introduces a new project aimed at community development, focusing on children's and family welfare in the St. Paul area, by providing substantial funding for a well-being center.
• It emphasizes enhancing local infrastructure to support family and community services, without altering existing laws.

Relevant Terms

YMCA of the North, capital investment, appropriation, Child and Family Wellbeing Center of Excellence, St. Paul, Hamline-Midway neighborhood, community development, fiscal year 2026, general fund.