The bill appropriates a total of $136,361,500 for the Urban Indigenous Legacy Initiative in fiscal year 2024, aimed at supporting various nonprofit organizations that provide essential services to the Native American community in the Twin Cities. The funds will be allocated to multiple projects, including a Native American-specific inpatient opioid treatment facility, the construction of the Oyate Ota Center, and renovations for emergency shelters and community centers. Each subdivision outlines specific grants for organizations such as the American Indian Community Development Center, Ain Dah Yung Center, and the Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center, among others, to enhance their facilities and services.

The bill emphasizes a one-time funding approach, with appropriations available until the completion or abandonment of the projects, in accordance with Minnesota Statutes, section 16A.642. The initiative aims to empower the urban Indigenous community through improved access to healthcare, education, and cultural programming, while also addressing critical needs such as housing, job training, and community wellness.