Mississippi SB2757 ensures disabled citizens can access single-family residential surroundings without zoning restrictions.
Mississippi SB2757, the Protecting Disabled Citizen Choice in Residential Access Act, aims to integrate persons with disabilities into their communities by ensuring they have full access to single-family residential surroundings. The act prohibits counties and municipalities from prohibiting the location of supervised living services homes in zones where single-family dwellings are permitted. It also mandates that disabled persons must be evaluated by the Mississippi Department of Mental Health before being placed in a supervised living services home.
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