MN SF3258

Modifies the definition of "peace officer" under Minnesota law to remove the restriction limiting state conservation officers' authority to off-road recreational vehicles, motorboats, and specific wildlife violations, effective August 1, 2020.

Requires state correctional facilities to provide feminine hygiene products including sanitary napkins and tampons at no cost to female inmates and mandates the Commissioner of Corrections develop a written policy for implementation.

Changes the terminology of the American Indian Counseling Cultural Program from "counseling" to "cultural programming" to emphasize spiritual and cultural services for American Indian inmates in state facilities and community-based programs.

Creates new criminal penalties for operating unmanned aerial vehicles over state correctional facilities, making it a misdemeanor for basic operation without consent and a gross misdemeanor if used to record images or introduce non-contraband items.

Temporarily suspends local match requirements for Youth Intervention Program grants awarded before March 13, 2020 for nonprofit agencies whose programs were suspended due to the 2020 COVID-19 peacetime emergency.