The legislative bill S.F. No. 1183 proposes to allocate funds to help mitigate nitrate pollution in private drinking water wells. Specifically, it provides $3,866,000 each year in 2026 and 2027 for repairs and improvements like reverse osmosis, well repair, and well reconstruction for wells that have high nitrate levels, exceeding the safe limit of 10 milligrams per liter. This initiative targets wells in specific counties in Minnesota. Priority for assistance is given to low-income households (those earning up to 300% of the federal poverty level) and households with infants or pregnant individuals. Additionally, the bill supports educational, outreach, and technical assistance for homeowners and allows for some funds to be used for administrative costs. The bill also permits the transfer of money to the health department to help manage the program focused on these affected areas.