November 7, 2013
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28:26Now PlayingOver the next twenty years, Minnesota's senior population is expected to double. On this week's Capitol Report program, Lieutenant Governor Yvonne Prettner Solon talks with Julie about state efforts to ensure that Minnesota seniors continue a productive, active lifestyle.
Key policymakers continue touring the state, reviewing requests for state capital improvements funding. Putting together a bonding bill to meet those requests is a top priority for the 2014 legislature. House Capital Investment Chair Alice Hausman talks about the work her committee is doing to prepare a bonding bill. Also, Senator Scott Newman, R-Hutchinson, who also has been touring the state, discusses the priorities and parameters of a bonding package that would gain his support.
Finally, days are becoming colder in Minnesota, and Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman highlights a state program designed to help Minnesotans weatherize their homes.
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