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Public Safety Duty Disability Law: What Cities Need to Know

Published: May 27, 2025

Gov. Tim Walz signed the omnibus pensions and retirement bill into law on May 23, 2025. The legislation includes League-supported changes to continued health insurance benefits for duty-disabled public safety officers and prohibits settlements in place of health care coverage. Article 15 of Chapter 37 contains changes aimed at improving the public safety duty disability law passed in 2023.

Watch for answers to FAQs regarding the revised law on public safety duty disability

The League will post frequently asked questions (FAQs) to this webpage by fall 2026 to provide information to cities and to assist local governments in making decisions related to this law. A more detailed summary of this legislation is available in the 2025 Law Summaries.

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Tori Kee

IGR Representative/Attorney

(651) 281-1292

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