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Note: The Senate Information Office has toll-free telephone numbers to enable citizens of Greater Minnesota to obtain general information about the Minnesota Senate. The telephone numbers are: for the Metro Area: (651) 296-0504 (voice) or (651) 296-0250 (TTY); for Greater Minnesota: 1-888-234-1112 (voice) and 1-888-234-1216 (TTY).
Update: January 3, 2005 1:10 p.m.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
The Senate will be in session at 12 noon
Crime Prevention and Public Safety Committee
State and Local Government Operations
Capital Investment Committee
****Revision 1: Room change***
Tuesday, January 4
Rules and Administration Committee
Chair: Sen. Dean E. Johnson
10:30 a.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: To be announced.
Chair: Sen. Leo Foley
3 p.m. Room 107 Capitol
Agenda: Confirmation hearing for Department of Public Safety
Commissioner Michael Campion.
Chair: Sen. Linda Higgins
3 p.m. Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: Confirmation hearings:
Commissioner Dana Badgerow, Department of Administration and
Mary R. Krinkie, Met Council.
Wednesday, January 5
***Meeting Canceled***
Joint Public Safety Budget Division and Crime Prevention and Public Safety Committee
Chairs: Sen. Jane Ranum and Sen. Leo Foley
12 noon Room 112 Capitol
Agenda: Department deficiency requests: Department of Corrections,
Public Defenders, and Department of Public Safety (Gang Strike Task Force).
Department of Corrections overview.
Chair: Sen. Keith Langseth
1 p.m. Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: Bonding requests for environmental projects.
Thursday, January 6
The Senate will be in session at 9 a.m.
Finance Committee
Chair: Sen. Richard Cohen
30 minutes after session adjourns Room 15 Capitol
Agenda: S.F. XXXX-Cohen: Requiring disclosure of the impact of inflation on state expenditures.
Friday, January 7
Regent Candidate Advisory Council
Chair: Paul Dovre
1 p.m. Basement Hearing Room, SOB
Agenda: The council will meet to review the 58 applications that were received
for the four open positions on the U of M Board of Regents. The
vacancies to be filled on the board are from the 2nd, 3rd, and 8th
Congressional Districts and one at-large. The council will select
candidates to interview. Interviews will be held the last week in
January. Based on the recommendations of the council, the congressional
delegations, and joint education committees, final appointments to the
Board of Regents will be made by the Legislature when they meet in Joint
Convention, usually sometime in February.
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