Roadside signage for automatic external defibrillators for qualifying locations authorized.

Deleted the requirement for the commissioner to develop specific text and signage for AEDs as a general service sign in the Minnesota Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.

Removed the requirement for the commissioner to maintain a best practices guide on the department's website regarding AED signage.

Deleted sections 2.24 through 2.33, which contained specific requirements for AED signage requests and placement.

Changed the signage requirement to specify that signs must be placed only within the relevant road authority's jurisdiction.

Updated the document title and posting date to reflect the '1st Unofficial Engrossment' status and a new date of May 16, 2025.

Added explicit definitions for 'public access automatic external defibrillator' and 'public access AED' to ensure consistent understanding of the terms used in the law.

Changed the requirements for requesting signs from a general statement to a specific list of three conditions: meeting registration/inspection rules, placing the device accessibly, and having visible on-premise signage.

Added a new requirement for the state transportation commissioner to develop a specific general service sign for AED locations by September 1, 2025, including the universal AED symbol.

Added a new requirement for the commissioner to maintain a website resource providing guidance, best practices, and registry information for AED signage.

Changed the effective date of the law from the day after enactment to a fixed date of October 1, 2025.