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House passes requirement that out-of-state residential placements be inspected and licensed before public funds are used
Summary
Senate Bill 982 passed the House to require that out-of-state residential institutions receiving public funds for Oregon students be inspected and licensed by the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) before placement; sponsors said the bill aims to ensure safety without restricting parental choice.
The House passed Senate Bill 982, which requires out-of-state residential institutions that would receive public funds for care or education of Oregon children to be inspected and licensed by the Oregon Department of Human Services (ODHS) prior to placement.
Representative Hudson, who brought SB 982 to the floor, said the…
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