Committee advances Family Reconciliation Services bill with fiscal note for community pilot
Substitute House Bill 1509, authorizing Family Reconciliation Services for youth in juvenile detention and related pilot sites, received a due‑pass recommendation to Ways and Means; staff reported a $300,000 annual cost for community‑based services and an effective date tied to appropriations.
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Substitute House Bill 1509, which would allow the Department of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF) to provide Family Reconciliation Services (FRS) to certain families and youth, received a due‑pass recommendation from the Senate Human Services Committee on March 30 and will be sent to the Ways and Means Committee.
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