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Description: Report recommending statutory changes regarding the roles, responsibilities, and obligations of supervision delivery systems when a county transitions between state-operated and county-operated community supervision systems, as well as recommendations to address any delivery system transitions that occurred after July 1, 2023, to ensure that they align with the proposed statutory changes, including whether the county or the Minn. Dept. of Corrections should be reimbursed for transition expenses by legislative appropriation.
Law: 2026 Minn. Laws Chap. 97 Art. 4 Sec. 7 Subd. 6
Agency(ies)/Supplier(s): Minn. Dept. of Corrections - Community Supervision Working Group
Due Date: 12/15/2026
Frequency: One time
Topics: Crime & Corrections
Governing/Government-State - Agencies
Mandate Groups: Judiciary and Public Safety
Committee/Agency Jurisdiction: Judiciary
Judiciary Finance
Public Safety Policy and Finance
Note: These are the issues this mandated report must address: (1) the respective roles, responsibilities, and obligations of the sending and receiving entities when a transition occurs; (2) the treatment of employee compensation, including but not limited to salary placement, benefits, and accrued leave; (3) the allocation of financial responsibility between entities, including timing and method of payment for employee-related costs; (4) differences between state and county employment systems, including compensation structures, leave systems, and benefit administration, and how those differences affect transitions; (5) operations and administrative considerations, including timelines, fiscal year start dates, staffing transitions, data transfers, training needs, policy development, and continuity of supervision services; (6) budgetary and fiscal impacts associated with transitions, including impacts on resources and positions shared between counties; (7) any statutory ambiguities or gaps that create uncertainty or disputes during transitions; and (8) any other issues identified by the working group that are necessary to ensure clear, consistent, and fair transition processes.

Item(s) Received

No items received for this mandate.