CT HB05135 | 2014 | General Assembly

Status

Spectrum: Bipartisan Bill
Status: Introduced on February 13 2014 - 25% progression, died in committee
Action: 2014-04-15 - Referred by House to Committee on Government Administration and Elections
Pending: Joint Government Administration and Elections Committee
Text: Latest bill text (Comm Sub) [HTML]

Summary

To ensure that regional offices of the Department of Children and Families are located in the areas of greatest need.

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Title

An Act Concerning The Closure Or Relocation Of Department Of Children And Families' Regional Offices In High Need Communities.

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History

DateChamberAction
2014-04-15HouseReferred by House to Committee on Government Administration and Elections
2014-04-03HouseFile Number 336
2014-04-03HouseHouse Calendar Number 198
2014-04-03HouseFavorable Report, Tabled for the Calendar, House
2014-04-03HouseReported Out of Legislative Commissioners' Office
2014-03-28HouseReferred to Office of Legislative Research and Office of Fiscal Analysis 04/02/14 5:00 PM
2014-03-19HouseFiled with Legislative Commissioners' Office
2014-03-18HouseJoint Favorable
2014-03-17HouseReferred to Joint Committee on Human Services
2014-03-14HouseDrafted by Committee
2014-03-11HouseVote to Draft
2014-02-28HousePublic Hearing 03/04
2014-02-20HouseReserved for Subject Matter Public Hearing
2014-02-13HouseReferred to Joint Committee on Human Services

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