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MN SF3991
Bill
Status
3/2/2026
Primary Sponsor
David Dibble
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AI Summary
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Utilities may charge reconnection fees only for service disconnected due to unauthorized use or equipment tampering, not for disconnection due to failure to pay bills
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Late payment charges are permitted only when the delinquent amount exceeds $100, the charge reflects actual carrying costs, and cumulative late fees do not exceed $50 per customer in a 12-month period
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Low-income households and households current on payment agreements are prohibited from being charged late payment fees
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Public utilities and rate-regulated cooperative electric associations must demonstrate to the commission by clear and convincing evidence that late payment charges are just, reasonable, and in the public interest before imposing them
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Late payment charge provisions take effect October 1, 2026
Legislative Description
Utilities permission to charge certain fees
Last Action
Referred to Energy, Utilities, Environment, and Climate
3/2/2026