Committee reports bill requiring heating and cooling measures in correctional facilities with substitute
Summary
House Bill 1894, which requires the Department of Corrections to take heating and cooling measures in extreme temperatures, was reported by the committee after adopting a substitute.
The House Committee on Public Safety reported House Bill 1894, which would require the Department of Corrections (DOC) to take measures addressing heating and cooling in extreme temperatures.
A substitute was moved and seconded; the patron explained the bill "requires DOC to take heating and cooling measures in extreme temperatures." The subcommittee recommended reporting with substitute 4-2. The full committee reported the bill by a roll-call vote of 12 in favor and 8 opposed.
The transcript records no public testimony on this item during the session. The measure now advances to the House floor.
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