The bill proposes a one-time aid program for licensed ambulance services in Minnesota, establishing a framework for eligibility and payment calculations. It defines key terms such as "EMS responses" and "response density," and specifies that only licensees with a response density of 30 responses per square mile or fewer can apply for aid. The bill outlines the application process, requiring eligible licensees to submit applications to the board, which will then calculate aid payments based on a formula that considers the number of responses, the size of the service area, and a point system based on response volume.

Additionally, the bill mandates that recipients of the aid must use the funds exclusively for expenses related to licensed ambulance services and must report on the use of these funds by specified deadlines. The total appropriation for this initiative is set at $120 million for fiscal year 2025, with the funds available until June 30, 2028. The bill also includes provisions for the board to report on the utilization of the aid payments to legislative committees in subsequent years.