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MN SF4235
Bill
Status
3/9/2026
Primary Sponsor
John Hoffman
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AI Summary
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Prohibits selling or transferring public safety vehicles to the public without first removing all identifying equipment and insignia, including emergency lights, sirens, amber warning lights, spotlights, grill lights, antennas, emblems, and emblem outlines
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Requires public safety agencies, sellers, and auction houses to provide a certificate of compliance to buyers confirming all public safety markings have been removed
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Commissioner of Public Safety must design and publish a standard certificate of compliance form on the agency website at no fee, using existing appropriations
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Violators face liability for damages caused if the vehicle is used in a crime, plus a $2,500 civil penalty enforced by the attorney general, with penalties deposited in the Minnesota victims of crime account
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Exempts sales for collection or display purposes when the vehicle is registered as a collector's item and not used for general transportation
Legislative Description
Removal requirement of identifying equipment and insignia from emergency vehicles sold to the public
Last Action
Referred to Judiciary and Public Safety
3/9/2026