Senate bill would align partial confinement programs, expand CPA and modify substance-use assessment rules
Senate Bill 5219 would align DOC partial confinement programs so eligible people may serve up to the last 18 months of their term in community-based programs and would expand CPA eligibility and revise SUD assessment requirements for graduated reentry.
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Senate Bill 5219 would align several Department of Corrections (DOC) partial confinement programs so qualifying people could serve up to the last 18 months of their confinement in community-based programs, expand Community Parenting Alternative (CPA) eligibility and change procedures for substance use disorder (SUD) assessments for transfer to graduated reentry.
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