Championing Legislation in Support of Minot AFB Spouse
When Jenetta moved to Minot with her military family, she brought her registered cottage bakery, Simple Treats, along with her. But she quickly ran into a problem—North Dakota law didn’t allow her to sell products online or across state lines, cutting off access to long-time customers. That changed after a chance conversation at a local business event sparked a legislative fix. Senate Bill 2386 passed with overwhelming support, clearing the way for Jenetta—and others like her—to grow their business from anywhere in the state. The Minot Chamber EDC has the full story; bill details on S 2386 can be found below if you’re thinking about setting up shop 😉
SB 2386
A BILL for an Act to amend and reenact subsection 3 of section 23-09.5-02 of the North Dakota Century Code, relating to cottage food transactions.
House Sponsors: Hauck (R, District 36), Holle (R, District 31), Motschenbacher (R, District 47),
Senate Sponsors: Van Oosting (R, District 36), Gerhardt (R, District 34), Roers (R, District 27),
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