Hawaii HB1392 establishes a mandatory registry for clean and sober homes, sets standards, and requires inspections.
Hawaii HB1392 mandates the creation of a clean and sober homes registry by the department to support individuals recovering from substance abuse. The department must establish procedures and standards for homes to be listed on the registry, including organizational, fiscal, management, operation, recovery support, property, and good neighbor standards. The department will conduct unannounced visits and inspections annually and at intervals it determines. Homes with five or more residents require a conditional use permit from a county agency.
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