Minnesota § 116L.146 EXPEDITED GRANT PROCESS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 116L.146 — EXPEDITED GRANT PROCESS

Minnesota § 116L.146

PartECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND PLANNING

Ch. 116LWORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

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Minn. Stat. § 116L.146 (2026).

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(a)The board may authorize grants not to exceed $50,000 each through an expedited grant approval process to:

(1)eligible employers to provide training programs for up to 50 workers; or

(2)a public or private institution of higher education to:

(i)convert an existing curriculum for distance learning through interactive television or other communication methods; or

(ii)enable a training program to be offered when it would otherwise be canceled due to an enrollment shortfall of one or two students when the program is offered in a health-related field with a documented worker shortage and is part of a training program not exceeding two years in length.

(b)The board shall develop application procedures and evaluation policies for grants made under this section.

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(a) The board may authorize grants not to exceed $50,000 each through an expedited grant approval process to:
(1) eligible employers to provide training programs for up to 50 workers; or
(2) a public or private institution of higher education to:
(i) convert an existing curriculum for distance learning through interactive television or other communication methods; or
(ii) enable a training program to be offered when it would otherwise be canceled due to an enrollment shortfall of one or two students when the program is offered in a health-related field with a documented worker shortage and is part of a training program not exceeding two years in length.
(b) The board shall develop application procedures and evaluation policies for grants made under this section.