Minnesota Statute 462A.051 requires applicants for Minnesota Housing funding to disclose any wage theft-related violations from the past five years. This includes convictions, court judgments, legal settlements, ongoing investigations, or lawsuits. These requirements apply to all multiunit residential housing projects seeking funding after August 1, 2024, regardless of award amount or use of loan proceeds.
To comply, applicants must submit required forms, maintain transparency, and ensure contractors meet Minnesota’s responsible contractor criteria. Failure to comply may result in denied or withheld funding.
Learn more about Wage Theft Prevention Requirements
