MN HF1901

Schools conducting active shooter drills must provide middle and high school students at least one hour annually of violence prevention training covering warning signs identification, threat reporting procedures, and information about the Department of Public Safety's statewide anonymous threat reporting system

School districts, charter schools, and cooperative units must file after-action review reports on active shooter incidents and threats to the Minnesota Fusion Center, including details on how threats were communicated, individual information, costs, and school response actions

Grant program established through the Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management for anonymous threat reporting systems, requiring a 50% match from nonstate funds with at least half of grants going to schools outside the 11-county metropolitan area

Minnesota Fusion Center annual legislative report expanded to include statistics on tips received through the anonymous threat reporting system (including the "See It, Say It, Send It" app) and summaries of active shooter incident reports from schools

Grant funds may cover development, purchase, implementation, operation, and maintenance of anonymous threat reporting systems, including staff compensation for responding to threats; appropriation available until June 30, 2028