The bill proposes the establishment of a voluntary private well water testing program in Minnesota, aimed at enhancing public health and safety regarding private well water quality. It includes an appropriation of funds from the general fund to the commissioner of health, who will collaborate with the Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota and relevant nonprofit organizations to implement the program. The initiative will provide private well testing services through local clinics, as well as disseminate information on water safety, treatment options, and safety plans for private well owners.

This funding is designated as a one-time appropriation for the fiscal year 2026, indicating a focused investment in improving water safety for residents relying on private wells. The bill emphasizes the importance of community engagement and education in promoting safe water practices among private well owners.