In 2025, Minnesota received federal funding through various programs, including the American Rescue Plan, which allocated billions to support areas like small businesses, education, and transit. Specific 2025 funding includes an agreement to release the full balance of education funding that had been withheld, and support for state programs such as the School Breakfast and Lunch, Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), and Pell Grants.
Key federal funding areas in Minnesota
American Rescue Plan: An estimated $3.505 billion in ARP funds were allocated to Minnesota for projects, transit systems, and education initiatives.
Education:
The state reached an agreement to release the full balance of its education funding for 2025, according to the Minnesota Attorney General's Office.
Specific grants included for Special Education ($52.4 million), Emergency Assistance to Nonpublic Schools ($37.7 million), and Library Services and Technology ($3.2 million).
Small
Business and Economic Development:
The
State Small Business Credit Initiative provided $75.3 million.
Federal funding supports other programs foundational to the state's economy, such as SNAP and the State Small Business Credit Initiative, as described on mn.gov and the Minnesota Budget Project.
Other Programs: Federal funds also support essential programs, including the School Breakfast and Lunch, the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), and Pell Grants for post-secondary education, notes the Minnesota Budget Project.
Where
to find more information
For a comprehensive overview of federal funding in Minnesota, visit the Federal Funds Implementation Team's resources on mn.gov.
You can also find details on how federal funding is used on the Minnesota Management and Budget (MMB) website.
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