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Committee orders introduction of legislative concept directing DHS caseload forecasts
Summary
The Senate Committee on Human Services voted to introduce Legislative Concept LC 3,900, directing the Department of Human Services to prepare accurate caseload forecasts for older adults and individuals with disabilities; the introduction is procedural and does not indicate support or opposition.
During a work session at the Feb. 20 meeting, the Senate Committee on Human Services voted to introduce Legislative Concept LC 3,900 (dated Feb. 12, 2025) as a committee measure. Senator Nash moved to introduce the measure; the committee raised no objection and the introduction was ordered.
Committee staff described LC 3,900 as a concept that would direct the Department of Human Services to prepare accurate caseload forecasts for older adults and individuals with disabilities served by the department. Committee members clarified that introduction of a committee measure is procedural and “may or may not” return for further action; introduction does not indicate committee support or opposition.
The motion to introduce LC 3,900 was made on the record by Senator Nash and ordered without further debate. No additional materials or formal vote tally were recorded in the oral hearing transcript.
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