The council of a statutory city with a population over 8,000 may establish and maintain a public charity bureau to give public charitable relief to the city's poor, to help ex-service persons get hospitalization, sick relief, federal aid or benefits, and to pay for the relief.
(1192-1) 1933 c 60 s 1; 1935 c 187; 1973 c 123 art 4 s 7; 1974 c 161 s 16; 1987 c 229 art 10 s 1
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 447 - 450 — Municipal Welfare, Recreation
Chapter 447 — Hospitals, Welfare Activities
Section 447.04 — Charity Bureau.
Section 447.045 — Liquor Dispensary Fund, Community Hospital Appropriation.
Section 447.05 — Hospitals; Charter Cities Of The Third Or Fourth Class.
Section 447.06 — Acquisition Of Sites And Property.
Section 447.10 — Tax Levy For Operating And Maintaining Hospital.
Section 447.11 — Special Fund.
Section 447.13 — Power Granted Additional To Existing Powers.
Section 447.14 — Gifts For Free Medical Dispensaries, Public Libraries.
Section 447.15 — Administration Of Trust; Designation Of Trustees.
Section 447.31 — Creation And Reorganization Of Hospital Districts.
Section 447.32 — Officers And Elections.
Section 447.331 — Student Loan; Medical School, Health-field Program.
Section 447.34 — Payment Of Expenses; Taxation.
Section 447.345 — Temporary Borrowing Authority.
Section 447.36 — Annexation Of Territory.
Section 447.37 — Powers Supplementary.
Section 447.38 — Dissolution: Detachment Of Territory.
Section 447.41 — Establishment And Operation; Withdrawal.
Section 447.42 — Community House; Developmental Disabilities.
Section 447.45 — Bonds For Hospital, Nursing Home, Related Facilities.
Section 447.46 — Revenue Pledged.
Section 447.47 — Leasing Out Hospital, Nursing Home, Related Facilities.
Section 447.48 — Security For Bonds; Pledge Of Credit For Bonds.