Relates to certificate of residence policies for community colleges

Summary

The bill requires each county’s chief fiscal officer to provide a certificate of residence to anyone applying to a community college as a non‑resident, without demanding a Social Security number. If the officer denies the request, the applicant can appeal to the state university chancellor, whose decision is final. Colleges may then charge the counties for a share of operating and capital expenses for those certified non‑resident students, with payment rules set by the university system.

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