Washington HB2370 mandates substance use disorder assessments and treatment for housing program participants.

Washington HB2370 requires individuals in transitional or permanent supportive housing to be assessed for substance use disorders and, if identified, comply with treatment recommendations. The bill mandates tracking of participants through the Washington homeless client management information system, including details on assessments, services provided, and compliance with treatment. By December 1, 2026, and annually thereafter, grantees must report on the number of participants served and those assessed with substance use disorders.

Washington HB2370 mandates substance use disorder assessments and treatment for housing program participants.

Washington HB2370 requires individuals in transitional or permanent supportive housing to be assessed for substance use disorders and, if identified, comply with treatment recommendations. The bill mandates tracking of participants through the Washington homeless client management information system, including details on assessments, services provided, and compliance with treatment. By December 1, 2026, and annually thereafter, grantees must report on the number of participants served and those assessed with substance use disorders.