Sexually violent predators: transitional housing facilities: report.

Senator Jones anchors SB 380 in a directive to the Department of State Hospitals to analyze the benefits and feasibility of establishing transitional housing facilities for individuals in the conditional release program for sexually violent predators, with the analysis due to the Legislature by January 1, 2027. The measure takes immediate effect as an urgency statute and does not include an explicit appropriation.

The new provision requires DOSH to prepare and submit a report detailing the analysis and its findings in a format consistent with standard state reporting practices. It does not modify existing rules governing placement in the conditional release program or the factors considered for community outpatient treatment; rather, it adds a separate analytical obligation. There are no enforcement provisions or follow-up actions specified within the bill, and oversight would occur through the normal legislative process. Stakeholders include DOSH, the Legislature, counties, and potential providers of transitional housing, with the analysis potentially informing future policy actions depending on the results.