Washington HB2696 mandates that less restrictive alternative placements for conditionally released individuals be owned and operated by the same.

Washington HB2696 establishes that any less restrictive alternative placement for conditionally released individuals must be owned and operated by the same individuals. The bill outlines procedures for the Department of Corrections to investigate proposed placements and assign social workers to assist with discharge planning. It emphasizes the importance of individualized, narrowly tailored conditions for conditional release, ensuring the safety of the community and the best interest of the person.

Washington HB2696 mandates that less restrictive alternative placements for conditionally released individuals be owned and operated by the same.

Washington HB2696 establishes that any less restrictive alternative placement for conditionally released individuals must be owned and operated by the same individuals. The bill outlines procedures for the Department of Corrections to investigate proposed placements and assign social workers to assist with discharge planning. It emphasizes the importance of individualized, narrowly tailored conditions for conditional release, ensuring the safety of the community and the best interest of the person.