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House adopts amendment and passes congregate-care bill tightening rules for adolescent treatment facilities
Summary
Fifth substitute Senate Bill 297, aiming to tighten statutory requirements for congregate-care facilities that treat adolescents, passed the House 53-19 after adoption of an amendment. Sponsors said the bill focuses on safety and care standards for facilities across the state.
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah House on March 5 adopted an amendment and passed fifth substitute Senate Bill 297, titled Congregate Care Amendments, a bill sponsors said tightens statutory requirements for facilities that treat adolescents for issues such as eating disorders.
Representative Snyder, speaking at…
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