Texas SB3007 establishes a pilot program to increase child-care services and encourage employer partnerships in targeted regions.

The bill creates a child-care innovation pilot program to address strategic workforce needs in specific regions of Texas. Local workforce development boards can apply to participate, focusing on increasing the supply and accessibility of quality, affordable child care. The program involves partnerships with local employers and high-quality providers, awarding grants for innovative expansion projects. Eligible providers must meet certain accreditation standards. The program includes provisions for grant allocation, reimbursement rates, and quarterly reporting to the commission.

Texas SB3007 establishes a pilot program to increase child-care services and encourage employer partnerships in targeted regions.

The bill creates a child-care innovation pilot program to address strategic workforce needs in specific regions of Texas. Local workforce development boards can apply to participate, focusing on increasing the supply and accessibility of quality, affordable child care. The program involves partnerships with local employers and high-quality providers, awarding grants for innovative expansion projects. Eligible providers must meet certain accreditation standards. The program includes provisions for grant allocation, reimbursement rates, and quarterly reporting to the commission.