HB647

Regards publicly funded child care, the Child Care Cred Program

Chamber Passed·6/9/26

Ohio HB647 revises publicly funded child care regulations, eligibility, and funding.

Ohio HB647 amends the law governing publicly funded child care, modifying eligibility criteria and funding allocations. The bill designates the Department of Children and Youth as the state agency responsible for administering and coordinating federal and state funding for publicly funded child care. It outlines eligibility for recipients, including participants in the Ohio Works First program and families with incomes below a specified limit. The bill also establishes procedures for making eligibility determinations and allows for the creation of waiting lists if resources are insufficient.

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Where it stands

Last
Passed the House · 12–1 · Jun 9
Current
The Senate
Next
Senate floor vote

Sponsors

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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

87 Yea

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7 Nay

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Calendar

Jun 8

3:30 PM

House Children and Human Services Young, 9th Hearing

Mar 24

10:30 AM

House Children and Human Services Young, 6th Hearing, Prop/Opp/IP Testimony PS

History

Jun 11

Senate

Introduced

Jun 9

House

Reported - Substitute: Children and Human Services

Jun 9

House

Passed