2024

• A2024-01: Regarding Accessible Educational Material at the Mayo Clinic
• A2024-02: Regarding Improving Opportunities in the Business Enterprises Program
• A2024-03: Regarding Nonvisual Access to Prescription Drug Container Labels
• A2024-04: Regarding Rideshare At MSP Airport

2023

• A2023-01: REGARDING ACCESSIBILITY OF AT-HOME COVID-19 TESTS FROM THE MINNESOTA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
• A2023-03: Regarding Metro Mobility Transportation Service

2022

• A2022-01: Regarding Importance of Comprehensive Blindness Training

2021

• A2021-01: Regarding Nonvisual Access to Educational Materials, Software, and Digital Learning Platforms
• A2021-02: Regarding Ending Subminimum Wages in Minnesota

2020

• A2020-01: Regarding Refining Nonvisual Absentee Voting
• A2020-02: Regarding Metro Transit’s Unmet Commitment to Digital Accessibility
• A2020-04: Regarding transition students’ receipt of their Individualized Education Plan

2019

• A2019-01: Regarding Comprehensive Adjustment-To-Blindness Training
• A2019-02: Regarding the Use of Kneelers on Buses
• A2019-03: Regarding the Parking of Dockless Motorized Foot Scooters

2018

• A2018-01: Regarding Nonvisual Access to Automated and Connected Vehicles
• A2018-02: Regarding Commendation for Representative Karen Clark

2017

• A2017-01: Regarding Paratransit Services Provided by Metro Mobility
• A2017-02: Regarding Medical Assistance
• A2017-03: Regarding the Preservation and Protection of the Rights of People With Disabilities Under the Americans With Disabilities Act
• A2017-04: Regarding the Alarming Shortage of Qualified Teachers of Blind Students and Orientation and Mobility Professionals

2016

• A2016-01: Regarding the #HowEyeSeeIt Challenge
• A2016-02: Regarding Protecting the Civil Rights of Blind Parents
• A2016-03: Regarding Accessibility of Minnesota State Technology
• A2016-05: Regarding Computer Instruction for Blind Seniors

2015

• A2015-01: Regarding Ending Subminimum Wage Payments to Workers with Disabilities
• A2015-02: Regarding State Services for the Blind and Order of Selection
• A2015-03: Regarding Accessible Voting Machines

2014

• A2014-01: Regarding Accessibility of the State's Information Technology
• A2014-02: Regarding State Services for the Blind Senior Services

2013

• A2013-01: Regarding Subminimum Wages and the Workforce Investment Act
• A2013-02: Regarding the Fair Waiges for Workers with Disabilities Act
• A2013-03: Regarding Accessibility of MNSure
• A2013-04: Regarding Access to Technology in Higher Education
• A2013-05: Regarding Redesign of Services to Seniors by State Services for the Blind

2012

• A2012-01: Regarding Vendor Contracts at State Services for the Blind
• A2012-02: Regarding Fund-Raising by Heritage for the Blind
• A2012-03: Regarding Access to Mainstream Physical Education and Sports Activities
• A2012-04: Regarding Job Postings at State Services for the Blind
• A2012-05: Regarding Commendation of Representative Tom Rukavina

2011

• A2011-01: Regarding Job Placement and Training at SSB
• A2011-02: Regarding Filling Policy Vacancy at SSB
• A2011-04: Regarding Wages for Workers with Disabilities
• A2011-05: Regarding Technology and SSB
• A2011-06: Regarding Accessible Pedestrian Signals
• A2011-07: Regarding State Fiscal System
• S2011-01: Regarding Training for Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors for the Blind

2010

• A2010-01: Regarding Adequate Funding for Senior Services

2009

• A2009-01: Regarding Electronic Text Material from the Communication Center
• A2009-02: Regarding Unsuccessful Case Closures at SSB

2008

• A2008-01: Regarding Staffing of Minnesota Braille and Talking Book Library
• A2008-02: Regarding Online Testing for K-12
• A2008-03: Recognition of Representative Jim Ramstad's Service to the Blind
• A2008-04: State Services for the Blind Staff Training and Qualifications

2007

• A2007-01: Regarding Discriminatory Driver's License Requirements in Non-transportation Job Descriptions
• A2007-03: Regarding Inaccessible Technology and Documents from the State of Minnesota

2006

• A2006-01: Regarding Accessible Pedestrian Signals
• A2006-02: Regarding Qualified Staff and Separate Status of SSB

2005

• A2005-01: Regarding the Inclusion of the Word "Blind" in Special Education Definition
• A2005-02: Regarding Commendation for Legislation to Fund NFB-NEWSLINE®

2004

• A2004-01: Regarding State Funding to Implement the Help America Vote Act
• A2004-02: Regarding Inaccessible Software for Blind Employees at SSB
• A2004-03: Regarding Inaccessible Check-In Kiosks of Northwest Airlines
• A2004-04: Regarding Funding for Public Transportation
• S2004-01: Regarding Bringing Together Services to Blind People Into One Department

2003

• A2003-01: Regarding Reinstatement of Funding for America's Jobline®
• A2003-02: Regarding Training for Rehabilitation Counselors And Their Supervisors at SSB
• A2003-03: Regarding Superintendents for Minnesota Academies for the Blind and the Deaf
• A2003-04: Regarding Opposition to Enactment of Section 446 of the Senate Medicare Prescription Bill

2002

• A2002-01: Regarding Opposition to Low Standards in Vendor Outcome Measures at SSB
• A2002-02: Regarding Commendation for Sponsorship of NFB-Newsline®
• A2002-03: Regarding Opposition to Commissioner of SSB

2001

• A2001-01: Regarding Accessible Voting
• A2001-02: Regarding Support for Contracted Braille
• S2001-01: Regarding Responsibility of Funding Educational Materials in Braille and On Tape

2000

• A2000-01: Regarding Opposition to Commissioner of Economic Security
• A2000-02: Regarding Making SSB a Free-Standing Agency
• S2000-01: Regarding Protection of Statutory and Programmatic Integrity of SSB

• A2020-01: Regarding Refining Nonvisual Absentee Voting