H Chapter 65, Acts, Regular Session, 2026
Summary
The bill directs the state’s child protective services commissioner to assign workers to each county using population data, referral numbers, and average caseloads. It also requires a yearly report to the Legislative Oversight Commission detailing any allocation changes lasting more than three weeks and the reasons for them. This aims to match staffing with community needs and increase transparency.
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