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SB 336·AL·senate

Department of Human Resources, child-care facilities, exceptions to licensing requirements, limited; child abuse investigations, procedures and authority revised; cause of action for violations

FailedFiled Mar 3, 2026
Sponsor: Will Barfoot (R)
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Currently Indefinitely Postponed

Apr 7, 2026

Summary

The bill would require any child‑care facility that operates for profit or provides 24‑hour residential care to obtain a state license, ending current exemptions. It also lets the Department of Human Resources set video‑surveillance rules and permits police to enter facilities without notice when investigating abuse, while creating a private right to sue for violations. The changes aim to increase oversight and protect children.

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