Representative Liz Lee - 67A

29/05/2026

🗞️End of session update! Watch out for a full legislative wrap up soon!

27/05/2026

Gun violence has no place in our communities, especially during times of prayer. My heart is with the family of the victim and our entire Muslim community at this time.

FINAL UPDATE: Mohamed Abdirizak Rage, 28, was booked in Scott County Jail this morning on Murder-1st Degree-Premeditated in relation to the May 27 shooting at Canterbury Park. The Scott County Attorney’s Office will be filing formal charges.
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UPDATE: The victim in the May 27 shooting has been identified as Khalid Ibrahim Abdi, a 26-year-old man from Shakopee. A suspect was taken into custody at approximately 8:35 a.m. Thursday, May 28, and is being held in Scott County Jail pending charges. Our thoughts go out to the victim’s family, friends, and all of those affected by this incident.
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UPDATED: This investigation is now a homicide investigation. We are actively working to identify the involved individuals. Anyone with information should contact Shakopee Police Department at 952-445-1411.
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MEDIA RELEASE: This morning (May 27) at approximately 9:55 a.m. Shakopee Police officers responded to a weapons complaint at Canterbury Park. Officers found a 26-year-old male with multiple gun shot wounds. The victim was transferred to HCMC. He was attending a prayer service at the Expo. We are actively working to identify the involved individuals. Anyone with information should contact Shakopee Police Department at 952-445-1411.

27/05/2026

Last month, I was deeply honored to join United Hmong with Disabilities for the ribbon cutting of their new exhibit “Many Ways of Being” which features the stories of Hmong community members living with disabilities. Brava! ✨

27/05/2026

Wishing a joyful and blessed Eid al-Adha to all who celebrate. May this day be filled with peace, reflection, and time with loved ones. Eid Mubarak!

26/05/2026

🙌🏻Thank you for the honor of representing our communities values at the Capitol!

📝We should be proud of the important work we accomplished for Minnesotans during a tied House. While there is still work to be done, and I look forward to connecting during this interim to hear your thoughts and priorities for future legislative sessions.

26/05/2026

As this Memorial Day comes to an end, I’m thinking about the lives lost to endless wars, and the ways those of us left behind can honor their sacrifices by recommitting ourselves to a more peaceful world where everyone can thrive.

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

Boating season is here! Did you know that an estimated 6.25 million pounds of boat shrink wrap ends up in Minnesota landfills every year? With new state legislation, more of this wrap will be recycled.

Learn more and find a boat wrap collection site near you at wraprecycleright.org and follow Wrap Recycle Right for updates.

21/05/2026

Happy World Bee Day!

Follow the University of MN Bee Lab to see some of the ongoing work to protect our pollinators and environment!

https://beelab.umn.edu/

21/05/2026

🧠💜 Mental Health Matters

Today, on Mental Health Matters Day, we recognize the importance of caring for young people’s mental health in our communities and the role accessible support plays in helping young people thrive.

At Face to Face, we believe mental health care should be compassionate, nonjudgemental, youth-centered, and easy to access. We work every day to build trusted relationships and create spaces where young people feel supported, heard, and valued.

Mental health matters for everyone: youth, families, staff, volunteers, and communities alike. Taking care of ourselves and each other is part of building stronger, healthier communities. 💜

Contact us for mental health services at Face to Face. 💜 Call 651-772-5555 to make an appointment. Walk-ins are welcome with or without insurance.

Need immediate mental health or emotional support? Call, text, or chat 988; a skilled, caring counselor will listen to you and talk through your situation, or if you’re worried about someone you care about.