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	1	+	First Regular Session
	2	+	Seventy-fourth General Assembly
	3	+	STATE OF COLORADO
	4	+	REREVISED
	5	+	This Version Includes All Amendments
	6	+	Adopted in the Second House
	7	+	LLS NO. 23-0969.01 Conrad Imel x2313
1	8		HOUSE BILL 23-1307
2		-	BY REPRESENTATIVE(S) Daugherty and Soper, Amabile, Bird,
3		-	Boesenecker, Kipp, Lindsay, Marshall, Mauro, Michaelson Jenet, Sirota,
4		-	Snyder, Young, McCluskie;
5		-	also SENATOR(S) Simpson and Rodriguez, Bridges, Buckner, Cutter,
6		-	Exum, Fields, Gardner, Gonzales, Hansen, Kirkmeyer, Liston, Marchman,
7		-	Moreno, Mullica, Pelton B., Priola, Smallwood, Will, Zenzinger.
	9	+	House Committees Senate Committees
	10	+	Public & Behavioral Health & Human Services Appropriations
	11	+	Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
8	13		C
9		-	ONCERNING ENHANCED SUPPORTS FOR YOUTH WHO ARE IN DETENTION ,
10		-	AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
11		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
12		-	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly
13		-	finds and declares that:
14		-	(a) Across the state, there is a need for community-based services
15		-	and supports spanning the youth services continuum that help to serve
16		-	youth, including those with high mental health needs, significant substance
17		-	abuse concerns, or other unmet needs. The state of Colorado must ensure
18		-	adequate resources to provide community services and supports that could
19		-	safely keep youth in the home or place youth who are unable to return home
20		-	in appropriate therapeutic out-of-home placements.
21		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
22		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
23		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
24		-	history, or the Session Laws.
25		-	________
26		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
27		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
28		-	the act. (b) Additional investment in alternatives to incarceration is
29		-	necessary to develop and expand inpatient beds available to treat youth with
30		-	substance use disorders; residential treatment programs for youth with
31		-	mental health needs; community-based mental health services for children
32		-	and families; and other community-based, culturally relevant,
33		-	developmentally appropriate services, including mentorship programs for
34		-	youth;
35		-	(c) The general assembly recognized the need for more inpatient
36		-	treatment beds for adolescents with substance use disorders in section
37		-	27-80-127, Colorado Revised Statutes, and required the behavioral health
38		-	administration to create, develop, or contract for additional substance use
39		-	treatment beds for youth;
40		-	(d) The general assembly further recognized the need to eliminate
41		-	barriers to youth moving into the least restrictive placements by establishing
42		-	the high-risk families cash fund in section 27-80-123, Colorado Revised
43		-	Statutes, to better serve children and youth at risk of entering, or who are
44		-	involved in, the juvenile justice system, and by providing funding for a
45		-	youth neuro-psych facility, psychiatric residential treatment programs, and
46		-	qualified residential treatment programs in section 27-90-112, Colorado
47		-	Revised Statutes;
48		-	(e) A lack of appropriate out-of-home, non-secure, specialized
49		-	placements for youth is causing some youth who could otherwise be placed
50		-	in lieu of detention to be detained in a division of youth services youth
51		-	detention center for longer than if the placements were available;
52		-	(f) The Colorado youth detention continuum (CYDC) advisory
53		-	board has developed new metrics to determine current needs related to
54		-	youth detention that can help interested parties understand how many youth
55		-	are currently held in secure detention until a licensed residential treatment
56		-	option accepts the youth into their milieu and identify creative solutions that
57		-	are available to manage the juvenile detention bed cap to best serve
58		-	Colorado youth; and
59		-	(g) Guardians ad litem provide critical services for youth involved
60		-	with the juvenile justice system, including providing advocacy and
61		-	representation in court settings for detained youth.
62		-	PAGE 2-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 (2) Therefore, the general assembly declares that support is needed
63		-	for the department of human services to provide incentives to
64		-	community-based residential providers to serve youth exiting secure
65		-	detention and to build additional capacity for community-based, culturally
66		-	relevant, developmentally appropriate services, including prevention,
67		-	intervention, and mentorship programs, that can be offered to youth being
68		-	held in secure detention and as they exit into the community.
69		-	(3) The general assembly further finds that it is beneficial for the
70		-	department of human services to track necessary metrics to understand the
71		-	need for funds for services and placements on an ongoing basis and support
72		-	the CYDC advisory board in recommending ways to meet this need and
73		-	manage the current juvenile detention bed cap.
74		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 19-2.5-1407.3 as
75		-	follows:
76		-	19-2.5-1407.3. Appropriation to the department of human
77		-	services - allocation to judicial districts - provider incentives -
	14	+	ONCERNING ENHANCED SUPPORTS FOR YOUTH WHO ARE IN101
	15	+	DETENTION, AND, IN CONNECTION THEREWITH, MAKING AN102
	16	+	APPROPRIATION.103
	17	+	Bill Summary
	18	+	(Note: This summary applies to this bill as introduced and does
	19	+	not reflect any amendments that may be subsequently adopted. If this bill
	20	+	passes third reading in the house of introduction, a bill summary that
	21	+	applies to the reengrossed version of this bill will be available at
	22	+	http://leg.colorado.gov
	23	+	.)
	24	+	The bill requires the general assembly to appropriate $3,340,119
	25	+	to the department of human services (department) in each fiscal year for
	26	+	services for youth who can be placed in lieu of detention. Of the money,
	27	+	the department shall:
	28	+	! Allocate $200,000 to judicial districts for services for
	29	+	SENATE
	30	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	31	+	May 4, 2023
	32	+	SENATE
	33	+	2nd Reading Unamended
	34	+	May 3, 2023
	35	+	HOUSE
	36	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	37	+	May 1, 2023
	38	+	HOUSE
	39	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	40	+	April 29, 2023
	41	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	42	+	Daugherty and Soper, Amabile, Bird, Boesenecker, Kipp, Lindsay, Marshall, Mauro,
	43	+	McCluskie, Michaelson Jenet, Sirota, Snyder, Young
	44	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	45	+	Simpson and Rodriguez, Bridges, Buckner, Cutter, Exum, Fields, Gardner, Gonzales,
	46	+	Hansen, Kirkmeyer, Liston, Marchman, Moreno, Mullica, Pelton B., Priola, Smallwood, Will,
	47	+	Zenzinger
	48	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	49	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	50	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. detained youth and supports for youth moving from
	51	+	detention to treatment or other placements;
	52	+	! Use $1,780,137 to incentivize and remove barriers for
	53	+	licensed providers to serve youth who may be placed in
	54	+	community residential facilities or family-like settings in
	55	+	lieu of detention; and
	56	+	! Use $1,359,982 of the money for temporary emergency
	57	+	detention beds for juveniles.
	58	+	Existing law limits the number of juvenile detention beds available
	59	+	for juveniles statewide, which are allocated to catchment areas established
	60	+	by the department together with the state court administrator in the
	61	+	judicial department. The beds in each catchment area are allocated to each
	62	+	judicial district in the catchment area. The bill establishes 22 temporary
	63	+	emergency detention beds that may be used, pursuant to a court order,
	64	+	when there are no available judicial detention beds in a catchment area.
	65	+	The department allocates temporary emergency detention beds to each
	66	+	catchment area. The bill sets forth the process for a court to issue an order
	67	+	permitting the use of a temporary emergency detention bed. Temporary
	68	+	emergency detention beds do not count toward the statewide juvenile
	69	+	detention bed limit.
	70	+	The court is required to immediately appoint a guardian ad litem
	71	+	for each detained juvenile.
	72	+	Under existing law, the working group for criteria for placement
	73	+	of juvenile offenders, known as the CYDC working group, is required to
	74	+	review data collected by the division of youth services every 2 years. The
	75	+	bill requires the CDYC working group to conduct the review annually.
	76	+	The department is required to collect statewide data about:
	77	+	! Youth eligible for release from a detention facility without
	78	+	an additional court order if services or placements are
	79	+	available for the youth;
	80	+	! The use of temporary emergency detention beds; and
	81	+	! Youth released from detention solely because the number
	82	+	of youth detained statewide exceeds the statewide detention
	83	+	bed cap.
	84	+	The department shall annually report the statewide data to the
	85	+	CYDC working group, the house of representatives and senate judiciary
	86	+	committees, the house of representatives public and behavioral health and
	87	+	human services committee, and the senate health and human services
	88	+	committee, or any successor committees.
	89	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	90	+	SECTION 1. Legislative declaration. (1) The general assembly2
	91	+	1307-2- finds and declares that:1
	92	+	(a) Across the state, there is a need for community-based services2
	93	+	and supports spanning the youth services continuum that help to serve3
	94	+	youth, including those with high mental health needs, significant4
	95	+	substance abuse concerns, or other unmet needs. The state of Colorado5
	96	+	must ensure adequate resources to provide community services and6
	97	+	supports that could safely keep youth in the home or place youth who are7
	98	+	unable to return home in appropriate therapeutic out-of-home placements.8
	99	+	(b) Additional investment in alternatives to incarceration is9
	100	+	necessary to develop and expand inpatient beds available to treat youth10
	101	+	with substance use disorders; residential treatment programs for youth11
	102	+	with mental health needs; community-based mental health services for12
	103	+	children and families; and other community-based, culturally relevant,13
	104	+	developmentally appropriate services, including mentorship programs for14
	105	+	youth;15
	106	+	(c) The general assembly recognized the need for more inpatient16
	107	+	treatment beds for adolescents with substance use disorders in section17
	108	+	27-80-127, Colorado Revised Statutes, and required the behavioral health18
	109	+	administration to create, develop, or contract for additional substance use19
	110	+	treatment beds for youth;20
	111	+	(d) The general assembly further recognized the need to eliminate21
	112	+	barriers to youth moving into the least restrictive placements by22
	113	+	establishing the high-risk families cash fund in section 27-80-123,23
	114	+	Colorado Revised Statutes, to better serve children and youth at risk of24
	115	+	entering, or who are involved in, the juvenile justice system, and by25
	116	+	providing funding for a youth neuro-psych facility, psychiatric residential26
	117	+	treatment programs, and qualified residential treatment programs in27
	118	+	1307
	119	+	-3- section 27-90-112, Colorado Revised Statutes;1
	120	+	(e) A lack of appropriate out-of-home, non-secure, specialized2
	121	+	placements for youth is causing some youth who could otherwise be3
	122	+	placed in lieu of detention to be detained in a division of youth services4
	123	+	youth detention center for longer than if the placements were available;5
	124	+	(f) The Colorado youth detention continuum (CYDC) advisory6
	125	+	board has developed new metrics to determine current needs related to7
	126	+	youth detention that can help interested parties understand how many8
	127	+	youth are currently held in secure detention until a licensed residential9
	128	+	treatment option accepts the youth into their milieu and identify creative10
	129	+	solutions that are available to manage the juvenile detention bed cap to11
	130	+	best serve Colorado youth; and12
	131	+	(g) Guardian ad litems provide critical services for youth involved13
	132	+	with the juvenile justice system, including providing advocacy and14
	133	+	representation in court settings for detained youth.15
	134	+	(2) Therefore, the general assembly declares that support is16
	135	+	needed for the department of human services to provide incentives to17
	136	+	community-based residential providers to serve youth exiting secure18
	137	+	detention and to build additional capacity for community-based, culturally19
	138	+	relevant, developmentally appropriate services, including prevention,20
	139	+	intervention, and mentorship programs, that can be offered to youth being21
	140	+	held in secure detention and as they exit into the community.22
	141	+	(3) The general assembly further finds that it is beneficial for the23
	142	+	department of human services to track necessary metrics to understand24
	143	+	the need for funds for services and placements on an ongoing basis and25
	144	+	support the CYDC advisory board in recommending ways to meet this26
	145	+	need and manage the current juvenile detention bed cap.27
	146	+	1307
	147	+	-4- SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 19-2.5-1407.31
	148	+	as follows:2
	149	+	19-2.5-1407.3. Appropriation to the department of human3
	150	+	services - allocation to judicial districts - provider incentives -4
78	151		temporary emergency detention beds - repeal. (1) F
79		-	OR STATE FISCAL
80		-	YEAR
81		-	2023-24, AND FOR EACH STATE FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER , THE
82		-	GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE THREE MILLION THREE HUNDRED
83		-	FORTY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN DOLLARS FROM THE GENERAL
84		-	FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH WHO ARE DETAINED OR CAN BE
85		-	PLACED IN LIEU OF DETENTION
86		-	.
	152	+	OR STATE FISCAL5
	153	+	YEAR 2023-24, AND FOR EACH STATE FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER , THE6
	154	+	GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE THREE MILLION THREE HUNDRED7
	155	+	FORTY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN DOLLARS FROM THE GENERAL8
	156	+	FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT FOR YOUTH WHO
	157	+	ARE DETAINED OR CAN BE9
	158	+	PLACED IN LIEU OF DETENTION.10
87	159		(2) O
88		-	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1) OF
89		-	THIS SECTION
90		-	, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE TWO HUNDRED
91		-	THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR USE BY THE DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES TO
92		-	SUPPORT SERVICES FOR YOUTH WHO ARE DETAINED OR CAN BE PLACED IN
93		-	LIEU OF DETENTION
94		-	. THE DIVISION MAY USE THE MONEY FOR ANY OF THE
95		-	FOLLOWING
96		-	:
	160	+	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)11
	161	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ALLOCATE TWO HUNDRED12
	162	+	THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR USE BY THE DIVISION OF YOUTH SERVICES TO13
	163	+	SUPPORT SERVICES FOR YOUTH WHO ARE DETAINED OR CAN BE PLACED IN14
	164	+	LIEU OF DETENTION. THE DIVISION MAY USE THE MONEY FOR ANY OF THE15
	165	+	FOLLOWING:16
97	166		(a) C
98		-	OMMUNITY-BASED OUTPATIENT THERAPEUTIC SERVICES ,
99		-	INCLUDING MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES , FAMILY THERAPY
100		-	SERVICES
101		-	, AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT AND THERAPY ;
	167	+	OMMUNITY-BASED OUTPATIENT THERAPEUTIC SERVICES ,17
	168	+	INCLUDING MENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES , FAMILY18
	169	+	THERAPY SERVICES, AND SUBSTANCE USE TREATMENT AND THERAPY ;19
102	170		(b) M
103		-	ENTORSHIP SERVICES FOR YOUTH , INCLUDING ENSURING
104		-	CONTINUITY OF MENTORSHIP SERVICES AFTER A YOUTH IS RELEASED FROM
105		-	DETENTION
106		-	; AND
107		-	PAGE 3-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 (c) SUPPORTS TO ASSIST WITH MOVING YOUTH WHO REQUIRE
108		-	OUT
109		-	-OF-HOME PLACEMENT QUICKLY FROM DETENTION TO THE OUT -OF-HOME
110		-	PLACEMENT
111		-	, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
	171	+	ENTORSHIP SERVICES FOR YOUTH , INCLUDING ENSURING20
	172	+	CONTINUITY OF MENTORSHIP SERVICES AFTER A YOUTH IS RELEASED FROM21
	173	+	DETENTION; AND22
	174	+	(c) S
	175	+	UPPORTS TO ASSIST WITH MOVING YOUTH WHO REQUIRE23
	176	+	OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT QUICKLY FROM DETENTION TO THE24
	177	+	OUT-OF-HOME PLACEMENT, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO:25
112	178		(I) S
113		-	UPPORT FOR A GRANDPARENT, KIN, OR OTHER SUITABLE PERSON
114		-	FOR CARE OF A JUVENILE RELEASED TO THE PERSON
115		-	'S CARE;
116		-	(II) S
117		-	UPPORT FOR FOSTER PARENTS;
	179	+	UPPORT FOR A GRANDPARENT , KIN, OR OTHER SUITABLE26
	180	+	PERSON FOR CARE OF A JUVENILE RELEASED TO THE PERSON 'S CARE;27
	181	+	1307
	182	+	-5- (II) SUPPORT FOR FOSTER PARENTS;1
118	183		(III) R
119		-	ECRUITMENT OF FOSTER PARENTS ; AND
120		-	(IV) RESPITE CHILD CARE.
	184	+	ECRUITMENT OF FOSTER PARENTS ; AND2
	185	+	(IV) R
	186	+	ESPITE CHILD CARE.3
121	187		(3) O
122		-	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1) OF
123		-	THIS SECTION
124		-	, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE ONE MILLION SEVEN HUNDRED
125		-	EIGHTY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY
126		-	-SEVEN DOLLARS TO PROVIDE
127		-	INCENTIVES AND REMOVE BARRIERS FOR LICENSED PROVIDERS TO SERVE
128		-	YOUTH WHO MAY BE PLACED IN COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES OR
129		-	FAMILY
130		-	-LIKE SETTINGS IN LIEU OF DETENTION. IN ORDER TO BE ELIGIBLE TO
131		-	RECEIVE AN INCENTIVE OR OTHER FUNDING PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
132		-	(3), A PROVIDER MUST BE LICENSED TO PROVIDE OR OPERATE ANY OF THE
133		-	FOLLOWING
134		-	: TEMPORARY SHELTER, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 19-1-103; A
135		-	RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE FACILITY
136		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 26-6-903; A
137		-	QUALIFIED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM
138		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION
139		-	26-5.4-102; A PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITY, AS DEFINED
140		-	IN SECTION
141		-	25.5-4-103; THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE OR TREATMENT FOSTER
142		-	CARE
143		-	, AS EACH IS DEFINED IN SECTION 26-6-903; OR A FOSTER CARE HOME,
144		-	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 26-6-903 (10).
	188	+	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)4
	189	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE ONE MILLION SEVEN5
	190	+	HUNDRED EIGHTY THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED THIRTY -SEVEN DOLLARS TO6
	191	+	PROVIDE INCENTIVES AND REMOVE BARRIERS FOR LICENSED PROVIDERS TO7
	192	+	SERVE YOUTH WHO MAY BE PLACED IN COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL8
	193	+	FACILITIES OR FAMILY-LIKE SETTINGS IN LIEU OF DETENTION. IN ORDER TO9
	194	+	BE ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE AN INCENTIVE OR OTHER FUNDING PURSUANT TO10
	195	+	THIS SUBSECTION (3), A PROVIDER MUST BE LICENSED TO PROVIDE OR11
	196	+	OPERATE ANY OF THE FOLLOWING : TEMPORARY SHELTER, AS DEFINED IN12
	197	+	SECTION 19-1-103; A RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE FACILITY, AS DEFINED IN13
	198	+	SECTION 26-6-903; A QUALIFIED RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT PROGRAM , AS14
	199	+	DEFINED IN SECTION 26-5.4-102; A PSYCHIATRIC RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT15
	200	+	FACILITY, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 25.5-4-103; THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE16
	201	+	OR TREATMENT FOSTER CARE , AS EACH IS DEFINED IN SECTION 26-6-903;17
	202	+	OR A FOSTER CARE HOME, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 26-6-903 (10).18
145	203		(4) (a) O
146		-	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (1)
147		-	OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE ONE MILLION THREE
148		-	HUNDRED FIFTY
149		-	-NINE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY -TWO DOLLARS FOR
150		-	THE PROVISION OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS DESCRIBED IN
151		-	SUBSECTION
152		-	(4)(b) OF THIS SECTION.
	204	+	F THE MONEY APPROPRIATED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION19
	205	+	(1)
	206	+	OF THIS SECTION, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL USE ONE MILLION THREE20
	207	+	HUNDRED FIFTY-NINE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED EIGHTY -TWO DOLLARS21
	208	+	FOR THE PROVISION OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS22
	209	+	DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4)(b) OF THIS SECTION.23
153	210		(b) T
154		-	WENTY-TWO TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ARE
155		-	AVAILABLE STATEWIDE
156		-	. A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED DOES
157		-	NOT COUNT TOWARD THE LIMIT OF JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS AVAILABLE
158		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION
159		-	19-2.5-1514. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ANNUALLY
160		-	ALLOCATE THE NUMBER OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS TO
161		-	PAGE 4-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 EACH CATCHMENT AREA IN THE STATE CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION
162		-	19-2.5-1513. A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED MAY BE MADE
163		-	AVAILABLE TO A JUDICIAL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO A COURT ORDER ISSUED
164		-	PURSUANT TO
165		-	, AND SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTIONS SET FORTH IN ,
166		-	SUBSECTION (4)(c) OF THIS SECTION.
	211	+	WENTY-TWO TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ARE24
	212	+	AVAILABLE STATEWIDE. A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED DOES25
	213	+	NOT COUNT TOWARD THE LIMIT OF JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS AVAILABLE26
	214	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-2.5-1514. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ANNUALLY27
	215	+	1307
	216	+	-6- ALLOCATE THE NUMBER OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS TO1
	217	+	EACH CATCHMENT AREA IN THE STATE CREATED PURSUANT TO SECTION2
	218	+	19-2.5-1513.
	219	+	A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED MAY BE MADE3
	220	+	AVAILABLE TO A JUDICIAL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO A COURT ORDER ISSUED4
	221	+	PURSUANT TO, AND SUBJECT TO THE RESTRICTIONS SET FORTH IN ,5
	222	+	SUBSECTION (4)(c) OF THIS SECTION.6
167	223		(c) (I) T
168		-	HE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF A JUDICIAL DISTRICT OR A
169		-	COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN OR SOCIAL SERVICES MAY PETITION THE
170		-	COURT NO LATER THAN THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE JUVENILE IS
171		-	DETAINED TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS
172		-	ALLOCATED TO A JUDICIAL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO SECTION
173		-	19-2.5-1405 FOR
174		-	THE PERIOD OF TIME BEFORE THE DETENTION HEARING FOR THE JUVENILE
175		-	WHO WOULD UTILIZE THE REQUESTED TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION
176		-	BED
177		-	, IF:
	224	+	HE DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF A JUDICIAL DISTRICT OR A7
	225	+	COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN OR SOCIAL SERVICES MAY PETITION THE8
	226	+	COURT
	227	+	NO LATER THAN THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY AFTER THE JUVENILE IS9
	228	+	DETAINED TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS10
	229	+	ALLOCATED TO A JUDICIAL DISTRICT PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-2.5-140511
	230	+	FOR THE PERIOD OF TIME BEFORE THE DETENTION HEARING FOR THE12
	231	+	JUVENILE WHO WOULD UTILIZE THE REQUESTED TEMPORARY EMERGENCY13
	232	+	DETENTION BED, IF:14
178	233		(A) W
179		-	HEN ALL STATUTORILY AVAILABLE DETENTION BEDS
180		-	ALLOCATED TO THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT AND ANY JUDICIAL DISTRICT SHARING
181		-	THE SAME FACILITY ARE FULLY UTILIZED
182		-	, THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT IS
183		-	PRESENTED WITH A JUVENILE WHO IS CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A
184		-	DELINQUENT ACT WHO SCREENS INTO DETENTION BASED ON THE CURRENT
185		-	DETENTION SCREENING INSTRUMENT
186		-	;
187		-	(B) E
188		-	ACH BED LOANED BY THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT TO ANOTHER
189		-	JUDICIAL DISTRICT
190		-	, AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 19-2.5-1405 (1)(b), HAS BEEN
191		-	RELINQUISHED TO THE LOANING JUDICIAL DISTRICT
192		-	;
193		-	(C) N
194		-	O DETENTION BEDS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN THE JUDICIAL
195		-	DISTRICT
196		-	'S CATCHMENT AREA; AND
197		-	(D) THERE ARE NO AVAILABLE JUVENILE D ETENTION BEDS IN ANY
198		-	FACILITY WITHIN FIFTY MILES OF THE INITIAL RECEIVING JUVENILE
199		-	DETENTION FACILITY
200		-	. THIS SUBSECTION (4)(c)(I)(C) DOES NOT APPLY TO A
201		-	PETITION FOR A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED IF
202		-	: THE POINT OF
203		-	ARREST OF THE JUVENILE WAS FIFTY MILES OR MORE FROM THE INITIAL
204		-	RECEIVING JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITY
205		-	; OR IF THE PETITION IS FOR A
206		-	JUVENILE TO UTILIZE A BED AT THE JUVENILE
207		-	'S INITIAL RECEIVING FACILITY
208		-	WHEN THE JUVENILE IS RETURNED TO THE INITIAL RECEIVING FACILITY
209		-	BECAUSE THE JUVENILE WAS UTILIZING A BED BORROWED FROM ANOTHER
210		-	JUDICIAL DISTRICT AND THE BORROWED BED IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE FOR
211		-	USE BY THE JUVENILE
212		-	.
213		-	PAGE 5-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 (II) UPON RECEIPT OF A PETITION TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF
214		-	JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO A JUDICIAL DISTRICT FILED
215		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
216		-	(4)(c), A COURT SHALL ISSUE AN ORDER
217		-	PERMITTING A JUDICIAL DISTRICT TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF JUVENILE
218		-	DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO THE CATCHMENT AREA UP TO THE NUMBER
219		-	OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO THE
220		-	CATCHMENT AREA BY THE DEPARTMENT IF THE COURT SPECIFICALLY FINDS
221		-	THAT THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST
222		-	:
	234	+	HEN ALL STATUTORILY AVAILABLE DETENTION BEDS15
	235	+	ALLOCATED TO THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT AND ANY JUDICIAL DISTRICT16
	236	+	SHARING THE SAME FACILITY ARE
	237	+	FULLY UTILIZED, THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT17
	238	+	IS PRESENTED WITH A JUVENILE WHO IS CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A18
	239	+	DELINQUENT ACT WHO SCREENS INTO DETENTION BASED ON THE CURRENT19
	240	+	DETENTION SCREENING INSTRUMENT ;20
	241	+	(B) EACH BED LOANED BY THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT TO ANOTHER21
	242	+	JUDICIAL DISTRICT, AS DESCRIBED IN SECTION 19-2.5-1405 (1)(b), HAS22
	243	+	BEEN RELINQUISHED TO THE LOANING JUDICIAL DISTRICT ;23
	244	+	(C) NO DETENTION BEDS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN THE JUDICIAL24
	245	+	DISTRICT'S CATCHMENT AREA; AND25
	246	+	(D) THERE ARE NO AVAILABLE JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS IN ANY26
	247	+	FACILITY WITHIN FIFTY MILES OF THE INITIAL RECEIVING JUVENILE27
	248	+	1307
	249	+	-7- DETENTION FACILITY. THIS SUBSECTION (4)(c)(I)(C) DOES NOT APPLY TO1
	250	+	A PETITION FOR A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BED IF: THE POINT2
	251	+	OF ARREST OF THE JUVENILE WAS FIFTY MILES OR MORE FROM THE INITIAL3
	252	+	RECEIVING JUVENILE DETENTION FACILITY; OR IF THE PETITION IS FOR A4
	253	+	JUVENILE TO UTILIZE A BED AT THE JUVENILE'S INITIAL RECEIVING5
	254	+	FACILITY WHEN THE JUVENILE IS RETURNED TO THE INITIAL RECEIVING6
	255	+	FACILITY BECAUSE THE JUVENILE WAS UTILIZING A BED BORROWED FROM7
	256	+	ANOTHER JUDICIAL DISTRICT AND THE BORROWED BED IS NO LONGER8
	257	+	AVAILABLE FOR USE BY THE JUVENILE.9
	258	+	(II) U
	259	+	PON RECEIPT OF A PETITION TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF10
	260	+	JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO A
	261	+	JUDICIAL DISTRICT FILED11
	262	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (4)(c), A COURT SHALL ISSUE AN ORDER12
	263	+	PERMITTING A JUDICIAL DISTRICT TO EXCEED THE NUMBER OF JUVENILE13
	264	+	DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO THE CATCHMENT AREA UP TO THE14
	265	+	NUMBER OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED TO15
	266	+	THE CATCHMENT AREA BY THE DEPARTMENT IF THE COURT SPECIFICALLY16
	267	+	FINDS THAT THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES EXIST :17
223	268		(A) N
224		-	O DETENTION BEDS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CATCHMENT AREA ;
	269	+	O DETENTION BEDS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE CATCHMENT18
	270	+	AREA;19
225	271		(B) T
226		-	HERE IS A LEGAL BASIS FOR DETAINING EACH JUVENILE ~~WHO IS~~
227		-	DETAINED IN THE ~~JUDICIAL DISTRICT~~
228		-	, WHICH MAY INCLUDE FOR ~~EACH~~
229		-	JUVENILE SCREENED THAT THE DETENTION SCREENING INSTRUMENT ~~DOES~~
230		-	NOT SUPPORT RELEASE BECAUSE THE JUVENILE PRESENTS A ~~SUBSTANTIAL~~
231		-	RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS OR IS A FLIGHT RISK ~~FROM PROSECUTION~~
232		-	;
	272	+	HERE IS A LEGAL BASIS FOR DETAINING EACH JUVENILE WHO20
	273	+	IS DETAINED IN THE
	274	+	JUDICIAL DISTRICT, WHICH MAY INCLUDE FOR EACH21
	275	+	JUVENILE SCREENED THAT THE DETENTION SCREENING INSTRUMENT DOES22
	276	+	NOT SUPPORT RELEASE BECAUSE THE JUVENILE PRESENTS A SUBSTANTIAL23
	277	+	RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS OR IS A FLIGHT RISK FROM24
	278	+	PROSECUTION;25
233	279		(C) S
234		-	ERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR ANY JUVENILE CURRENTLY
235		-	PLACED IN DETENTION IN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT THAT WOULD MITIGATE THE
236		-	SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS PRESENTED BY THE
237		-	JUVENILE OR THE JUVENILE
238		-	'S RISK OF FLIGHT FROM PROSECUTION; AND
239		-	(D) OTHER FORMS OF COMMUNITY -BASED SUPERVISION FOR THE
240		-	INCOMING JUVENILE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO MITIGATE THE SUBSTANTIAL
241		-	RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS PRESENTED BY THE JUVENILE OR THE
242		-	JUVENILE
243		-	'S RISK OF FLIGHT FROM PROSECUTION.
244		-	(III) I
245		-	F A DETENTION BED WITHIN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT 'S
246		-	ALLOCATION THAT IS UNDER THE STATEWIDE DETENTION BED CAP BECOMES
247		-	AVAILABLE
248		-	, THE JUVENILE UTILIZING A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION
249		-	BED SHALL REVERT TO THE NONEMERGENCY DETENTION BED AND THE
250		-	REQUIREMENTS IN THIS SUBSECTION
251		-	(4) NO LONGER APPLY. IF A DETENTION
252		-	BED BECOMES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
253		-	'S CATCHMENT
254		-	AREA BUT AT A DIFFERENT FACILITY
255		-	, THE JUVENILE MAY, AT THE DISCRETION
256		-	OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT
257		-	, REMAIN IN THE TEMPORARY EMERGENCY
258		-	DETENTION BED IN LIEU OF TRANSFERRING TO THE NONEMERGENCY
259		-	DETENTION BED IN A DIFFERENT FACILITY
260		-	.
261		-	(IV) O
262		-	N THE FIFTH BUSINESS DAY FOLLOWING THE ISS UANCE OR
263		-	RENEWAL OF EACH COURT ORDER ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
264		-	PAGE 6-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 (4)(c), IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4)(c)(I) OF THIS
265		-	SECTION EXIST AND THE JUVENILE REMAINS DETAINED IN THE TEMPORARY
266		-	EMERGENCY DETENTION BED
267		-	, THE PERSON WHO FILED THE INITIAL PETITION
268		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
269		-	(4)(c)(I) OF THIS SECTION, OR THE PERSON'S
270		-	DESIGNEE
271		-	, SHALL INFORM THE COURT THAT THE CIRCUMSTANCES STILL EXIST
272		-	AND THE JUVENILE REMAINS DETAINED IN THE TEMPORARY EMERGENCY
273		-	DETENTION BED
274		-	. AT THE TIME OF INFORMING THE COURT, THE PERSON SHALL
275		-	ALSO PROVIDE THE COURT WITH UPDATED INFORMATION ABOUT THE
276		-	CIRCUMSTANCES THE COURT IS REQUIRED TO FIND PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
277		-	(4)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION. UPON NOTIFICATION FROM THE PERSON , THE
278		-	COURT SHALL HOLD A HEARING TO DETERMINE WHETHER TO RENEW THE
279		-	ORDER
280		-	. THE COURT MAY RENEW ITS ORDER FOR AN ADDITIONAL FIVE DAYS
281		-	IF IT MAKES THE FINDINGS REQUIRED IN SUBSECTION
282		-	(4)(c)(II) OF THIS
283		-	SECTION FOR ISSUANCE OF A COURT ORDER
284		-	.
	280	+	ERVICES ARE NOT AVAILABLE FOR ANY JUVENILE CURRENTLY26
	281	+	PLACED IN DETENTION IN THE
	282	+	JUDICIAL DISTRICT THAT WOULD MITIGATE27
	283	+	1307
	284	+	-8- THE SUBSTANTIAL RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS PRESENTED BY THE1
	285	+	JUVENILE OR THE JUVENILE'S RISK OF FLIGHT FROM PROSECUTION; AND2
	286	+	(D) O
	287	+	THER FORMS OF COMMUNITY -BASED SUPERVISION FOR THE3INCOMING JUVENILE ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO MITIGATE THE SUBSTANTIAL4
	288	+	RISK OF SERIOUS HARM TO OTHERS PRESENTED BY THE JUVENILE OR THE5
	289	+	JUVENILE'S RISK OF FLIGHT FROM PROSECUTION.6
	290	+	(III) IF A DETENTION BED WITHIN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT 'S7
	291	+	ALLOCATION THAT IS UNDER THE STATEWIDE DETENTION BED CAP8
	292	+	BECOMES AVAILABLE, THE JUVENILE UTILIZING A TEMPORARY EMERGENCY9
	293	+	DETENTION BED SHALL REVERT TO THE NONEMERGENCY DETENTION BED10
	294	+	AND THE REQUIREMENTS IN THIS SUBSECTION (4) NO LONGER APPLY. IF A11
	295	+	DETENTION BED BECOMES AVAILABLE WITHIN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT'S12
	296	+	CATCHMENT AREA BUT AT A DIFFERENT FACILITY, THE JUVENILE MAY, AT13
	297	+	THE DISCRETION OF THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT, REMAIN IN THE TEMPORARY14
	298	+	EMERGENCY DETENTION BED IN LIEU OF TRANSFERRING TO THE15
	299	+	NONEMERGENCY DETENTION BED IN A DIFFERENT FACILITY .16
	300	+	(IV) ON THE FIFTH BUSINESS DAY FOLLOWING THE ISSUANCE OR17
	301	+	RENEWAL OF EACH COURT ORDER ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION18
	302	+	(4)(c),
	303	+	IF THE CIRCUMSTANCES DESCRIBED IN SUBSECTION (4)(c)(I) OF THIS19
	304	+	SECTION EXIST AND THE JUVENILE
	305	+	REMAINS DETAINED IN THE TEMPORARY20
	306	+	EMERGENCY DETENTION BED, THE PERSON WHO FILED THE INITIAL21
	307	+	PETITION PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (4)(c)(I) OF THIS SECTION, OR THE22
	308	+	PERSON'S DESIGNEE, SHALL INFORM THE COURT THAT THE CIRCUMSTANCES23
	309	+	STILL EXIST AND THE JUVENILE REMAINS DETAINED IN THE TEMPORARY24
	310	+	EMERGENCY DETENTION BED. AT THE TIME OF INFORMING THE COURT, THE25
	311	+	PERSON SHALL ALSO PROVIDE THE COURT WITH UPDATED INFORMATION26
	312	+	ABOUT THE CIRCUMSTANCES THE COURT IS REQUIRED TO FIND PURSUANT27
	313	+	1307
	314	+	-9- TO SUBSECTION (4)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION. UPON NOTIFICATION FROM THE1
	315	+	PERSON, THE COURT SHALL HOLD A HEARING TO DETERMINE WHETHER TO2
	316	+	RENEW THE ORDER . THE COURT MAY RENEW ITS ORDER FOR AN3
	317	+	ADDITIONAL FIVE DAYS IF IT MAKES THE FINDINGS REQUIRED IN4
	318	+	SUBSECTION (4)(c)(II) OF THIS SECTION FOR ISSUANCE OF A COURT ORDER.5
285	319		(5) (a) A
286		-	CCESS TO SERVICES AND TEMPORARY EMERGENCY
287		-	DETENTION BEDS CREATED OR EXP ANDED WITH MONEY APPROPRIATED
288		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION MUST BE AVAILABLE AND ACCESSIBLE TO YOUTH
289		-	BEGINNING NO LATER THAN
290		-	DECEMBER 1, 2023.
	320	+	CCESS TO SERVICES AND TEMPORARY EMERGENCY6
	321	+	DETENTION BEDS CREATED OR EXPANDED WITH MONEY APPROPRIATED7
	322	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION MUST BE AVAILABLE AND ACCESSIBLE TO8
	323	+	YOUTH BEGINNING NO LATER THAN DECEMBER 1, 2023.9
291	324		(b) T
292		-	HIS SUBSECTION (5) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JUNE 30, 2024.
293		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 19-2.5-305, add (2.5)
294		-	as follows:
295		-	19-2.5-305. Detention and shelter - hearing - time limits -
296		-	findings - review - guardian ad litem appointed - confinement ~~with~~
	325	+	HIS SUBSECTION (5) IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE JUNE 30, 2024.10
	326	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 19-2.5-305, add (2.5)11
	327	+	as follows:12
	328	+	19-2.5-305. Detention and shelter - hearing - time limits -13
	329	+	findings - review - guardian ad litem appointed - confinement with14
297	330		adult offenders - restrictions. (2.5) T
298		-	HE COURT SHALL, AT THE JUVENILE'S
299		-	DETENTION HEARING
300		-	, APPOINT A GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR A JUVENILE
301		-	DETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE
302		-	2.5. AN APPOINTMENT MADE
303		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION
304		-	(2.5) TERMINATES UPON THE RELEASE OF
305		-	THE JUVENILE FROM DETENTION UNLESS THE COURT ALSO FINDS A BASIS FOR
306		-	THE APPOINTMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION
307		-	19-1-111 (2)(a).
308		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 19-2.5-1404, amend
309		-	(1)(b)(VII) and (3)(b) introductory portion; and add (3)(d) and (3)(e) as
310		-	follows:
311		-	19-2.5-1404. Working group for criteria for placement of
312		-	juvenile offenders - establishment of formula - review of criteria -
313		-	PAGE 7-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 report. (1) (b) The working group shall carry out the following duties:
314		-	(VII) At least every two years, to ANNUALLY review data collected
315		-	by the division of youth services on the use of funding pursuant to
316		-	subsection (1)(b)(V) of this section and its impact on the use of juvenile
317		-	detention. The working group shall identify the measures that it will collect
318		-	as part of its review of the impact of preadjudicated funding on detention
319		-	pursuant to this section.
320		-	(3) (b) On or before July 1, 2023, and on or before July 1 each year
321		-	thereafter, the department of human services shall submit a report to the
322		-	working group, the judiciary committees of the senate and the house of
323		-	representatives, or any successor committees, and the health and human
324		-	services committee of the senate and the public and behavioral health and
325		-	human services committee of the house of representatives, or any successor
326		-	committees. including
327		-	THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE DATA COLLECTED
328		-	PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
329		-	(3)(d) OF THIS SECTION FOR THE PRIOR CALENDAR
330		-	YEAR AND THE FOLLOWING
331		-	:
	331	+	HE COURT
	332	+	SHALL, AT THE15
	333	+	JUVENILE'S DETENTION HEARING, APPOINT A GUARDIAN AD LITEM FOR A16
	334	+	JUVENILE DETAINED PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE 2.5. AN APPOINTMENT17
	335	+	MADE PURSUANT TO THIS SUBSECTION (2.5) TERMINATES UPON THE18
	336	+	RELEASE OF THE JUVENILE FROM DETENTION UNLESS THE COURT ALSO19
	337	+	FINDS A BASIS FOR THE APPOINTMENT PURSUANT TO SECTION 19-1-11120
	338	+	(2)(a).21
	339	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 19-2.5-1404, amend22
	340	+	(1)(b)(VII) and (3)(b) introductory portion; and add (3)(d) and (3)(e) as23
	341	+	follows:24
	342	+	19-2.5-1404. Working group for criteria for placement of]25
	343	+	juvenile offenders - establishment of formula - review of criteria -26
	344	+	report. (1) (b) The working group shall carry out the following duties:27
	345	+	1307
	346	+	-10- (VII) At least every two years, to ANNUALLY review data collected1
	347	+	by the division of youth services on the use of funding pursuant to2
	348	+	subsection (1)(b)(V) of this section and its impact on the use of juvenile3
	349	+	detention. The working group shall identify the measures that it will4
	350	+	collect as part of its review of the impact of preadjudicated funding on5
	351	+	detention pursuant to this section.6
	352	+	(3) (b) On or before July 1, 2023, and on or before July 1 each7
	353	+	year thereafter, the department of human services shall submit a report to8
	354	+	the working group, the judiciary committees of the senate and the house9
	355	+	of representatives, or any successor committees, and the health and10
	356	+	human services committee of the senate and the public and behavioral11
	357	+	health and human services committee of the house of representatives, or12
	358	+	any successor committees. including THE REPORT MUST INCLUDE THE13
	359	+	DATA COLLECTED PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION (3)(d) OF THIS SECTION FOR14
	360	+	THE PRIOR CALENDAR YEAR AND THE FOLLOWING :15
332	361		(d) B
333		-	EGINNING FOR STATE FISCAL YEAR 2023-24, AND FOR EACH
334		-	FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER
335		-	, THE STATE DEPARTMENT SHALL COLLECT DATA
336		-	STATEWIDE CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING
337		-	:
	362	+	EGINNING FOR STATE FISCAL YEAR 2023-24, AND FOR EACH16
	363	+	FISCAL YEAR THEREAFTER, THE STATE DEPARTMENT SHALL COLLECT DATA17
	364	+	STATEWIDE CONCERNING THE FOLLOWING :18
338	365		(I) T
339		-	HE DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION , INCLUDING RACE, ETHNICITY,
340		-	GENDER, AGE, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY, AND DISABILITY
341		-	STATUS
342		-	, TO THE EXTENT THE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE, OF THE YOUTH IN
343		-	EACH DETENTION FACILITY WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE FROM A
344		-	DETENTION FACILITY WITHOUT AN ADDITIONAL COURT ORDER IF SERVICES
345		-	OR A PLACEMENT ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE YOUTH BUT WHO ARE BEING HELD
346		-	IN DETENTION DUE TO LACK OF AVAILABLE SERVICES OR PLACEMENT
347		-	;
348		-	(II) T
349		-	HE NUMBER OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ,
350		-	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 19-2.5-1407.3 (4), USED EACH DAY IN EACH
351		-	CATCHMENT AREA
352		-	; AND
353		-	(III) THE NUMBER OF YOUTH RELEASED FROM DETENTION SOLELY
354		-	BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF YOUTH DETAINED STATEWIDE EXCEEDED THE
	366	+	HE
	367	+	DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION, INCLUDING RACE ,19
	368	+	ETHNICITY, GENDER, AGE, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY, AND20
	369	+	DISABILITY STATUS, TO THE EXTENT THE INFORMATION IS AVAILABLE, OF21
	370	+	THE YOUTH IN EACH DETENTION FACILITY WHO ARE ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE22
	371	+	FROM A DETENTION FACILITY WITHOUT AN ADDITIONAL COURT ORDER IF23
	372	+	SERVICES OR A PLACEMENT ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE YOUTH BUT WHO ARE24
	373	+	BEING HELD IN DETENTION DUE TO LACK OF AVAILABLE SERVICES OR25
	374	+	PLACEMENT;26
	375	+	27
	376	+	1307
	377	+	-11- (II) THE NUMBER OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY DETENTION BEDS ,1
	378	+	DESCRIBED IN SECTION 19-2.5-1407.3 (4), USED EACH DAY IN EACH2
	379	+	CATCHMENT AREA; AND3
	380	+	(III) T
	381	+	HE NUMBER OF YOUTH RELEASED FROM DETENTION SOLELY4
	382	+	BECAUSE THE NUMBER OF YOUTH DETAINED STATEWIDE EXCEEDED THE5
355	383		STATEWIDE DETENTION BED CAP ESTABLISHED IN SECTION
356		-	19-2.5-1514.
357		-	(e) (I) T
358		-	HE WORKING GROUP SHALL CONDUCT A STUDY TO
359		-	PAGE 8-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 DETERMINE HOW TO IDENTIFY, WHO POSSESSES, AND THE BEST METHOD TO
360		-	COLLECT AND REPORT
361		-	, THE FOLLOWING DATA AND INFORMATION RELATED
362		-	TO JUVENILES WHO ARE DETAINED
363		-	:
	384	+	19-2.5-1514.6
	385	+	(e) (I) THE WORKING GROUP SHALL CONDUCT A STUDY TO7
	386	+	DETERMINE HOW TO IDENTIFY, WHO POSSESSES, AND THE BEST METHOD TO8
	387	+	COLLECT AND REPORT, THE FOLLOWING DATA AND INFORMATION RELATED9
	388	+	TO JUVENILES WHO ARE DETAINED :10
364	389		(A) T
365		-	HE NUMBER OF COURT ORDERS REQUESTED ~~IN EACH JUDICIAL~~
366		-	~~DISTRICT TO RELEASE A YOUTH WHO COULD NOT OTHERWISE BE RELEASED~~
367		-	~~FROM DETENTION AND THE ORDER WAS REQUESTED SOLELY BECAUSE THE~~
368		-	~~NUMBER OF YOUTH DETAINED IN~~ THE ~~JUDICIAL DISTRICT EXCEEDED THE~~
369		-	NUMBER OF ~~JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED BY~~ THE ~~DIVISION OF~~
370		-	~~YOUTH SERVICES TO~~ THE ~~JUDICIAL DISTRICT~~
371		-	;
	390	+	HE NUMBER OF COURT ORDERS REQUESTED
	391	+	IN EACH JUDICIAL11
	392	+	DISTRICT TO RELEASE A YOUTH WHO COULD NOT OTHERWISE BE RELEASED12
	393	+	FROM DETENTION AND THE ORDER WAS REQUESTED SOLELY BECAUSE THE13
	394	+	NUMBER OF YOUTH DETAINED IN THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT EXCEEDED THE14
	395	+	NUMBER OF JUVENILE DETENTION BEDS ALLOCATED BY THE DIVISION OF15
	396	+	YOUTH SERVICES TO THE JUDICIAL DISTRICT;16
372	397		(B) T
373		-	HE NUMBER OF YOUTH IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT WHO COULD
374		-	NOT OTHERWISE BE RELEASED FROM DETENTION WHO WERE RELEASED
375		-	PURSUANT TO A COURT ORDER TO MAKE A DETENTION BED AVAILABLE IN
376		-	THE CATCHMENT AREA
377		-	; AND
378		-	(C) THE NUMBER OF YOUTH ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE FROM A
379		-	DETENTION FACILITY WITHOUT AN ADDITIONAL COURT ORDER WHO
380		-	, AFTER
381		-	BEING HELD IN DETENTION FOR A PERIOD OF TIME DUE TO A LACK OF
382		-	AVAILABLE SERVICES OR PLACEMENT
383		-	, ARE RELEASED FROM DETENTION
384		-	WITHOUT THE IDENTIFIED SERVICES OR PLACEMENT
385		-	, AND THE NUMBER OF
386		-	DAYS BETWEEN THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE NEED FOR SERVICES OR
387		-	PLACEMENT AND RELEASE
388		-	, FOR EACH YOUTH.
389		-	(II) T
390		-	HE WORKING GROUP SHALL INCLUDE THE RESULTS OF THE
391		-	STUDY IN ITS RECOMMENDATIONS MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION
392		-	(3)(a)(III) OF THIS SECTION.
393		-	SECTION 5. Appropriation. (1) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year,
394		-	$3,340,119 is appropriated to the department of human services for use by
395		-	the office of children, youth, and families. This appropriation is from the
396		-	general fund. To implement this act, the office may use this appropriation
397		-	as follows:
398		-	(a) $1,174,816 for use by the division of youth services for program
399		-	administration related to institutional programs, which amount is based on
400		-	an assumption that the division will require an additional 15.0 FTE;
401		-	(b) $11,792 for use by the division of youth services for medical
402		-	services related to institutional programs;
403		-	PAGE 9-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 (c) $300,816 for use by the division of youth services for S.B.
404		-	91-094 programs related to community programs, which amount is based
405		-	on an assumption that the division will require an additional 1.0 FTE;
406		-	(d) $1,780,137 for use by the division of child welfare for
407		-	community provider incentives; and
408		-	(e) $72,558 for use by the division of child welfare for Colorado
409		-	Trails.
410		-	(2) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, the general assembly
411		-	anticipates that the department of human services will receive $39,069 in
412		-	federal funds for use by the division of child welfare to implement this act.
413		-	The appropriation in subsection (1)(e) of this section is based on the
414		-	assumption that the division will receive this amount of federal funds,
415		-	which is subject to the "(I)" notation as defined in the annual general
416		-	appropriation act for the same fiscal year.
417		-	(3) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $463,000 is appropriated to the
418		-	judicial department for use by the office of the child's representative. This
419		-	appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the office
420		-	may use this appropriation for court-appointed counsel.
421		-	SECTION 6. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,
422		-	PAGE 10-HOUSE BILL 23-1307 determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate
423		-	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.
424		-	____________________________ ____________________________
425		-	Julie McCluskie Steve Fenberg
426		-	SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE PRESIDENT OF
427		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
428		-	____________________________ ____________________________
429		-	Robin Jones Cindi L. Markwell
430		-	CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE SECRETARY OF
431		-	OF REPRESENTATIVES THE SENATE
432		-	APPROVED________________________________________
433		-	(Date and Time)
434		-	_________________________________________
435		-	Jared S. Polis
436		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
437		-	PAGE 11-HOUSE BILL 23-1307
	398	+	HE NUMBER OF YOUTH
	399	+	IN EACH JUDICIAL DISTRICT WHO17
	400	+	COULD NOT OTHERWISE BE RELEASED FROM DETENTION WHO WERE18
	401	+	RELEASED PURSUANT TO A COURT ORDER TO MAKE A DETENTION BED19
	402	+	AVAILABLE IN THE CATCHMENT AREA ; AND20
	403	+	(C) THE NUMBER OF YOUTH ELIGIBLE FOR RELEASE FROM A21
	404	+	DETENTION FACILITY WITHOUT AN ADDITIONAL COURT ORDER WHO , AFTER22
	405	+	BEING HELD IN DETENTION FOR A PERIOD OF TIME DUE TO A LACK OF23
	406	+	AVAILABLE SERVICES OR PLACEMENT, ARE RELEASED FROM DETENTION24
	407	+	WITHOUT THE IDENTIFIED SERVICES OR PLACEMENT, AND THE NUMBER OF25
	408	+	DAYS BETWEEN THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE NEED FOR SERVICES OR26
	409	+	PLACEMENT AND RELEASE , FOR EACH YOUTH.27
	410	+	1307
	411	+	-12- (II) THE WORKING GROUP SHALL INCLUDE THE RESULTS OF THE1
	412	+	STUDY IN ITS RECOMMENDATIONS MADE PURSUANT TO SUBSECTION2
	413	+	(3)(a)(III) OF THIS SECTION. 3
	414	+	SECTION 5. Appropriation. (1) For the 2023-24 state fiscal4
	415	+	year, $3,340,119 is appropriated to the department of human services for5
	416	+	use by the office of children, youth, and families. This appropriation is6
	417	+	from the general fund. To implement this act, the office may use this7
	418	+	appropriation as follows:8
	419	+	(a) $1,174,816 for use by the division of youth services for9
	420	+	program administration related to institutional programs, which amount10
	421	+	is based on an assumption that the division will require an additional 15.011
	422	+	FTE;12
	423	+	(b) $11,792 for use by the division of youth services for medical13
	424	+	services related to institutional programs;14
	425	+	(c) $300,816 for use by the division of youth services for S.B.15
	426	+	91-094 programs related to community programs, which amount is based16
	427	+	on an assumption that the division will require an additional 1.0 FTE;17
	428	+	(d) $1,780,137 for use by the division of child welfare for18
	429	+	community provider incentives; and19
	430	+	(e) $72,558 for use by the division of child welfare for Colorado20
	431	+	Trails.21
	432	+	(2) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, the general assembly22
	433	+	anticipates that the department of human services will receive $39,069 in23
	434	+	federal funds for use by the division of child welfare to implement this24
	435	+	act. The appropriation in subsection (1)(e) of this section is based on the25
	436	+	assumption that the division will receive this amount of federal funds,26
	437	+	which is subject to the "(I)" notation as defined in the annual general27
	438	+	1307
	439	+	-13- appropriation act for the same fiscal year.1
	440	+	(3) For the 2023-24 state fiscal year, $463,000 is appropriated to2
	441	+	the judicial department for use by the office of the child's representative.3
	442	+	This appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the4
	443	+	office may use this appropriation for court-appointed counsel.5
	444	+	SECTION 6. Safety clause. The general assembly hereby finds,6
	445	+	determines, and declares that this act is necessary for the immediate7
	446	+	preservation of the public peace, health, or safety.8
	447	+	1307
	448	+	-14-