Senate Bill SF No 852 is proposed legislation in the state of Minnesota aimed at enhancing public safety by providing financial support to various organizations that assist victims of crimes. Specifically, the bill allocates funds for the fiscal years 2026 and 2027 to the Office of Justice Programs under the commissioner of public safety. These funds are to be distributed as grants to organizations that previously received grants in 2024 for crime victim services. The provided grants will support services and advocacy for victims of sexual assault, general crime, domestic violence, and child abuse.

The bill mandates that the financial support should be used directly to aid the victims and to ensure competitive wages for the staff providing services. It also covers necessary expenses like accommodation and supports culturally sensitive and preventative programming including initiatives focused on domestic abuse transformation and restorative justice. Organizations are encouraged to use a part of the funds to support victims from diverse and underserved communities, reflecting Minnesota's varied demographic landscape. Up to ten percent of the allocated funds can be used for the administrative costs associated with the grants.