The bill S.F. No. 1485 is a proposed law in Minnesota that focuses on enhancing public safety by requiring facilities that handle hazardous chemicals to promptly inform local emergency responders about any chemical spills or releases. This bill amends an existing section of the Minnesota Statutes (section 299K.07) related to emergency notifications. Facilities must report the release of significant amounts of hazardous or extremely hazardous substances to the State Emergency Management Operations Center. This requirement helps ensure a coordinated response to such incidents and minimizes the impact on public health and safety. Additionally, facilities primarily involved in processing crude oil into petroleum must also directly inform local emergency personnel after notifying the state center. This bill aims to streamline the communication and response process during chemical emergencies by keeping both state and local emergency teams adequately informed.