Texas HB1825 mandates information sharing between the Department of Family and Protective Services and juvenile justice agencies.
HB1825 requires the Department of Family and Protective Services and contractors to share information with juvenile justice agencies to improve community safety and service continuation for multi-system youth. This includes children in foster care or under the department's conservatorship, those reported as abuse or neglect victims, and those involved in abuse or neglect cases. The bill also mandates the department to provide specific information about children in juvenile justice custody, such as their foster care history.
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