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Local Impact Note Survey for House File 3356: Sale or Transfer of a Public Safety Vehicle

You are being contacted on behalf of the Minnesota Legislative Budget Office (LBO) regarding a local impact note request made by the Minnesota Legislature. Local impact notes are governed by Minnesota Statutes 3.986, 3.987, and 3.988. A local impact note FAQ can be found on the LBO website at https://www.lbo.mn.gov/fn/documentation/(A)FAQ-LocalImpactNotes.pdf.


House File 3356 is a bill requiring the removal of certain equipment and identifying insignia from emergency vehicles sold to the public. Your survey responses will be used by the LBO to estimate the fiscal effects of the proposed legislation on local units of government.


More information about the local impact note process is available on the LBO website at https://www.lbo.mn.gov/fn/localimpact.html. If you have any questions please contact Joel Enders at joel.enders@lbo.mn.gov or 651-284-6542.


All survey responses will remain anonymous.


Please complete this survey by Wednesday, March 4, 2026.


To read the complete bill language, go to https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/94/2026/0/HF/3356/versions/0/.


“Public safety vehicle” is defined in Minnesota Statutes 169.011, subdivision 3.
1.Organization Type:
2.Organization Name
3.Location
4.How many public safety vehicles does your city or county sell or transfer to the public annually, excluding the exemption for collectors specified in HF3356 section 1, subdivision 6? If your city, county, or department sells or transfers public safety vehicles on an every-other-year or greater schedule, please specify how many public safety vehicles are sold or transferred and at what interval.

Number of Vehicles:
5.Does your city, county, or department fully, partially, or not remove the equipment and insignia specified in HF3356 section 1, subdivision 2 from public safety vehicles that are designated for public sale?
6.If your city, county, or department partially removes or does not remove the equipment and insignia specified in HF3356 section 1, subdivision 2 from public safety vehicles that are designated for public sale, estimate how much it would cost, per vehicle, to remove equipment and insignia.
7.Would internal staff or an external service provider perform this work?
8.Do you anticipate that any other costs to the city, county, or department would be incurred if this legislation were enacted?