Washington HB1908 maintains the operation of existing state facilities for developmentally disabled individuals and allows new residents.
Washington HB1908 establishes four residential habilitation centers to provide services to persons with developmental disabilities. These centers include Lakeland Village, Rainier School, Yakima Valley School, and Fircrest School. The bill aims to maintain the operation of these facilities, which are currently underutilized, to provide immediate relief to developmentally disabled individuals and their families.
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