Committee seeks one-time backfill for statewide supervised-visitation coordination, flags transportation and restrictive-placement costs
Members told Human Services staff that $30,640 is needed to sustain supervised-visitation coordination and that rising transportation and restrictive-placement costs require deeper review; fingerprinting backlogs were cited as a cross-cutting staffing constraint.
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Members of the House Appropriations Committee's Human Services panel on Feb. 12 identified a set of urgent family-services issues, recommending a one-time backfill to sustain statewide supervised-visitation coordination and urging further analysis of transportation contracts and plans for restrictive youth placements.
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