2025 Infrastructure Plan

Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan are proposing $887 million for projects that create jobs, protect clean drinking water, and keep communities safe.

Water and Transportation Infrastructure

Our state’s water and transportation systems protect Minnesotans’ health and safety. The Governor and Lieutenant Governor’s 2025 Infrastructure Plan invests more than $144 million in water and transportation infrastructure, including more than $107 million to support grants and low-interest loans to keep our water clean. The infrastructure plan also includes $10 million for work on the Rapidan Dam project after last summer’s catastrophic flooding event.
Public Saftey

Everyone in Minnesota deserves to be safe and protected. That’s why Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan’s 2025 Infrastructure Plan includes more than $239 million for public safety projects, including expanding laboratory and investigatory capacity for the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and building a Minnesota State Patrol headquarters. The plan also includes $5 million for flood mitigation and prevention projects across the state.
Housing and Environment

Every Minnesotan deserves access to a safe and affordable place to call home and a healthy environment. Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan’s 2025 Infrastructure Plan includes more than $44 million for housing and environment, with $7 million for Public Housing Rehabilitation and $17 million to update the Minneapolis Veterans Home to better meet residents’ needs.
Preserve State Infrastructure

Maintaining and renewing state facilities is an important part of a safe, healthy, and fiscally responsible state budget. That’s why Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan’s 2025 Infrastructure Plan includes more than $395 million to maintain and renew the buildings that taxpayers own and rely on every day, including nearly $206 million for Minnesota State and the University of Minnesota to repair and renovate buildings across the state.
Other Infrastructure

Governor Walz and Lieutenant Governor Flanagan’s 2025 Infrastructure Plan includes more than $64 million for other infrastructure needs across the state, including $40 million for local government projects, $3 million for the Duluth Hangar to support the 148th Fighter Wing of the Minnesota Air National Guard, and nearly $3 million in grants to construct and renovate early childhood facilities and help ensure families have access to early childhood programs housed in safe facilities.