Oklahoma SB144 creates a five-year pilot program to provide housing access for inmates at high risk of homelessness upon release.
Oklahoma SB144 establishes the Reentry and Housing Pilot Program to address homelessness and housing instability among inmates upon release. The Department of Corrections will administer the program, which includes identifying high-risk inmates, developing a community-based housing access program, and modifying existing reentry and treatment services. The Department is authorized to form public-private partnerships for housing stability and reentry services.
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