North Carolina H951 proposes using state-owned property for child care centers, including for state employees, first responders, and community.

North Carolina H951, the SOS Child Care Act, aims to utilize state-owned property for child care centers, prioritizing state employees, first responders, and community college students. It mandates that any state-owned property renovation or new build with a budget over $5 million include a child care center if over 250 people will work there. The act establishes a pilot program for child care centers on state-owned property for state employees, partnering with universities or community colleges.

North Carolina H951 proposes using state-owned property for child care centers, including for state employees, first responders, and community.

North Carolina H951, the SOS Child Care Act, aims to utilize state-owned property for child care centers, prioritizing state employees, first responders, and community college students. It mandates that any state-owned property renovation or new build with a budget over $5 million include a child care center if over 250 people will work there. The act establishes a pilot program for child care centers on state-owned property for state employees, partnering with universities or community colleges.