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	1	+	Second 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. 24-0316.01 Yelana Love x2295
1	8		SENATE BILL 24-048
2		-	BY SENATOR(S) Priola, Jaquez Lewis, Buckner, Cutter, Exum, Fields,
3		-	Gonzales, Michaelson Jenet, Roberts;
4		-	also REPRESENTATIVE(S) deGruy Kennedy and Lynch, Epps, Amabile,
5		-	Bacon, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown, Clifford, Daugherty, Duran, Garcia,
6		-	Hamrick, Hernandez, Herod, Jodeh, Kipp, Lindsay, Mabrey, McLachlan,
7		-	Rutinel, Sirota, Snyder, Story, Titone, Valdez, Velasco, Vigil, Weissman,
8		-	Willford, Young, McCluskie.
	9	+	Senate Committees House Committees
	10	+	Business, Labor, & Technology Health & Human Services
	11	+	Appropriations Appropriations
	12	+	A BILL FOR AN ACT
9	13		C
10	14		ONCERNING RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS , AND, IN
11		-	CONNECTION THEREWITH
12		-	, MAKING AN APPROPRIATION.
13		-
14		-	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:
15		-	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 3 to article 20
16		-	of title 23 as follows:
17		-	PART 3
18		-	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES
19		-	23-20-301. Definitions. A
20		-	S USED IN THIS PART 3, UNLESS THE
21		-	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES
22		-	:
23		-	NOTE: This bill has been prepared for the signatures of the appropriate legislative
24		-	officers and the Governor. To determine whether the Governor has signed the bill
25		-	or taken other action on it, please consult the legislative status sheet, the legislative
26		-	history, or the Session Laws.
27		-	________
28		-	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material added to existing law; dashes
29		-	through words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law and such material is not part of
30		-	the act. (1) "CENTER" MEANS THE CENTER FOR HEALTH , WORK, AND
31		-	ENVIRONMENT AT THE
32		-	COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH .
	15	+	101
	16	+	CONNECTION THEREWITH , MAKING AN APPROPRIATION .102
	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	+	Opioid and Other Substance Use Disorders Study Committee.
	25	+	Section 1 of the bill implements a voluntary designation process for
	26	+	recovery-friendly workplaces.
	27	+	Section 2 allows a school district to include in the annual pupil
	28	+	count a student who has transferred to a recovery high school before the
	29	+	pupil count date.
	30	+	HOUSE
	31	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	32	+	May 6, 2024
	33	+	HOUSE
	34	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	35	+	May 5, 2024
	36	+	SENATE
	37	+	3rd Reading Unamended
	38	+	April 24, 2024
	39	+	SENATE
	40	+	Amended 2nd Reading
	41	+	April 23, 2024
	42	+	SENATE SPONSORSHIP
	43	+	Priola, Jaquez Lewis, Buckner, Cutter, Exum, Fields, Gonzales, Michaelson Jenet, Roberts
	44	+	HOUSE SPONSORSHIP
	45	+	deGruy Kennedy and Lynch, Epps, Amabile, Bacon, Bird, Boesenecker, Brown,
	46	+	Clifford, Daugherty, Duran, Garcia, Hamrick, Hernandez, Herod, Jodeh, Kipp, Lindsay,
	47	+	Mabrey, McCluskie, McLachlan, Rutinel, Sirota, Snyder, Story, Titone, Valdez, Velasco,
	48	+	Vigil, Weissman, Willford, Young
	49	+	Shading denotes HOUSE amendment. Double underlining denotes SENATE amendment.
	50	+	Capital letters or bold & italic numbers indicate new material to be added to existing law.
	51	+	Dashes through the words or numbers indicate deletions from existing law. Section 3 allows a recovery community organization that receives
	52	+	a grant through the recovery support services grant program to use the
	53	+	money to provide guidance to individuals on the many pathways for
	54	+	recovery.
	55	+	Section 4 declares that recovery residences, sober living facilities,
	56	+	and sober homes are a residential use of land for zoning purposes.
	57	+	Sections 5 and 6 place restrictions on where liquor-licensed
	58	+	drugstores and fermented malt beverage and wine retailers may display
	59	+	alcohol beverages on the stores' licensed premises.
	60	+	Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Colorado:1
	61	+	SECTION 1. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add part 3 to article2
	62	+	20 of title 23
	63	+	as follows:3
	64	+	PART 34
	65	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES5
	66	+	23-20-301. Definitions. A S USED IN THIS PART 3, UNLESS THE6
	67	+	CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :7
	68	+	(1) "C
	69	+	ENTER" MEANS THE CENTER FOR HEALTH , WORK, AND
	70	+	8
	71	+	ENVIRONMENT AT THE COLORADO SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH .9
33	72		(2) "C
34	73		ERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE " MEANS A
35		-	WORKPLACE THAT MEETS THE CRITERIA FOR CERTIFICATION AS ESTABLISHED
36		-	BY THIS PART
37		-	3, ATTAINS DESIGNATION AS CERTIFIED BY THE
38		-	RECOVERY
39		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM , AND RECEIVES WRITTEN
40		-	DOCUMENTATION FROM THE PROGRAM OF SUCH DESIGNATION
41		-	.
	74	+	10
	75	+	WORKPLACE THAT MEETS THE CRITERIA FOR CERTIFICATION AS11
	76	+	ESTABLISHED BY THIS PART 3, ATTAINS DESIGNATION AS CERTIFIED BY THE12
	77	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM , AND RECEIVES WRITTEN13
	78	+	DOCUMENTATION FROM THE PROGRAM OF SUCH DESIGNATION .14
	79	+	15
42	80		(3) "E
43		-	MPLOYEE" MEANS ANY PERSON WHO WORKS FOR SALARY ,
44		-	WAGES, OR OTHER REMUNERATION FOR AN EMPLOYER SUBJECT TO THE
45		-	PROVISIONS OF THIS PART
46		-	3 AND INCLUDES INDIVIDUALS IN MANAGERIAL
47		-	POSITIONS
48		-	, THOSE WORKING FOR OR ON BEHALF OF THE STATE ,
49		-	CONTRACTORS, AND INDIVIDUALS IN WORK-FROM-HOME POSITIONS.
50		-	(4) "E
51		-	MPLOYER" MEANS ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PERSON OR ENTITY
52		-	THAT HAS ONE OR MORE EMPLOYEES WHO ARE RESIDENTS OF THE STATE AND
53		-	WHO ARE COVERED BY THE
54		-	"WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT OF
55		-	COLORADO", ARTICLES 40 TO 47 OF TITLE 8, OR THAT CONDUCTS BUSINESS
56		-	IN OR WITHIN THE STATE
57		-	. "EMPLOYER" INCLUDES THE STATE AND ANY
58		-	DEPARTMENT
59		-	, AGENCY, OR INSTRUMENTALITY OF THE STATE; ANY COUNTY;
60		-	ANY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION ; AND ANY EMPLOYER THAT IS SELF-INSURED.
61		-	A
62		-	SINGLE EMPLOYER MAY HAVE MULTIPLE WORKPLACES .
	81	+	MPLOYEE" MEANS ANY PERSON WHO WORKS FOR SALARY ,16
	82	+	WAGES, OR OTHER REMUNERATION FOR AN EMPLOYER SUBJECT TO THE17
	83	+	PROVISIONS OF THIS PART 3 AND INCLUDES INDIVIDUALS IN MANAGERIAL18
	84	+	POSITIONS, THOSE WORKING FOR OR ON BEHALF OF THE STATE ,19
	85	+	CONTRACTORS, AND INDIVIDUALS IN WORK-FROM-HOME POSITIONS.20
	86	+	048-2- (4) "EMPLOYER" MEANS ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PERSON OR1
	87	+	ENTITY THAT HAS ONE OR MORE EMPLOYEES WHO ARE RESIDENTS OF THE2
	88	+	STATE AND WHO ARE COVERED BY THE "WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT3
	89	+	OF COLORADO", ARTICLES 40 TO 47 OF TITLE 8, OR THAT CONDUCTS4
	90	+	BUSINESS IN OR WITHIN THE STATE. "EMPLOYER" INCLUDES THE STATE5
	91	+	AND ANY DEPARTMENT , AGENCY, OR INSTRUMENTALITY OF THE STATE ;6
	92	+	ANY COUNTY; ANY MUNICIPAL CORPORATION; AND ANY EMPLOYER THAT7
	93	+	IS SELF-INSURED. A SINGLE EMPLOYER MAY HAVE MULTIPLE WORKPLACES .8
63	94		(5) "P
64		-	ARTICIPANT" MEANS A WORKPLACE THAT MEETS THE CRITERIA
65		-	FOR PARTICIPANT STATUS AS ESTABLISHED BY THIS PART
66		-	3, ATTAINS
67		-	DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT BY THE RECOVERY
68		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE
69		-	PROGRAM
70		-	, AND RECEIVES DOCUMENTATION FROM THE PROGRAM OF SUCH
71		-	DESIGNATION
72		-	.
	95	+	ARTICIPANT" MEANS A WORKPLACE THAT MEETS THE9
	96	+	CRITERIA FOR PARTICIPANT STATUS AS ESTABLISHED BY THIS PART 3,10
	97	+	ATTAINS DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT BY THE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	98	+	11
	99	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM , AND RECEIVES DOCUMENTATION FROM THE12
	100	+	PROGRAM OF SUCH DESIGNATION .13
73	101		(6) "P
74		-	REVENTION" MEANS THE PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE ~~MISUSE~~
75		-	THROUGH STRATEGIES DESIGNED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY ~~AND~~
76		-	STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE AND ADDRESS OTHER FACTORS THAT ~~MAY~~
77		-	INCREASE THE RISK OF SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND THROUGH TRAINING ~~AND~~
78		-	EDUCATION TO BUILD SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND ~~RECOVERY LITERACY~~
79		-	.
	102	+	REVENTION" MEANS THE PREVENTION OF SUBSTANCE MISUSE14
	103	+	THROUGH STRATEGIES DESIGNED TO REDUCE THE RISK OF INJURY AND15
	104	+	STRESS IN THE WORKPLACE AND ADDRESS OTHER FACTORS THAT MAY16
	105	+	INCREASE THE RISK OF SUBSTANCE MISUSE AND THROUGH TRAINING AND17
	106	+	EDUCATION TO BUILD SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER AND RECOVERY18
	107	+	LITERACY.19
80	108		(7) "R
81		-	ECOVERY" MEANS A PROCESS OF CHANGE THROUGH WHICH
82		-	INDIVIDUALS IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH AND WELLNESS
83		-	, LIVE A SELF-DIRECTED
84		-	LIFE
85		-	, AND STRIVE TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL .
86		-	PAGE 2-SENATE BILL 24-048 (8) "RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE ADVISOR " MEANS AN
87		-	INDIVIDUAL WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE OF OR CONTRACTOR FOR THE
88		-	RECOVERY
89		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM AND WHOSE DUTIES INCLUDE
90		-	ASSISTING EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A
91		-	RECOVERY
92		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PARTICIPANT OR A CERTIFIED
93		-	RECOVERY
94		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE.
	109	+	ECOVERY" MEANS A PROCESS OF CHANGE THROUGH WHICH20
	110	+	INDIVIDUALS IMPROVE THEIR HEALTH AND WELLNESS , LIVE A21
	111	+	SELF-DIRECTED LIFE, AND STRIVE TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL .22
	112	+	(8) "R
	113	+	ECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	114	+	WORKPLACE ADVISOR " MEANS AN23
	115	+	INDIVIDUAL WHO IS AN EMPLOYEE OF OR CONTRACTOR FOR THE24
	116	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM AND WHOSE DUTIES INCLUDE25
	117	+	ASSISTING EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A26
	118	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PARTICIPANT OR A CERTIFIED27
	119	+	048
	120	+	-3- RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE.1
95	121		(9) "R
96		-	ECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM " OR "PROGRAM"
97		-	MEANS THE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 23-20-302.
	122	+	ECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	123	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM" OR "PROGRAM"2
	124	+	MEANS THE PROGRAM ESTABLISHED IN SECTION 23-20-302. 3
98	125		(10) "R
99		-	ECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE TASK FORCE " MEANS A
100		-	TASK FORCE ESTABLISHED BY AN EMPLOYER OR ITS EMPLOYEES THAT
101		-	REFLECTS DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF THE WORKFORCE AND INCLUDES
102		-	DIFFERENT LEVELS OF STAFF TO LEAD RECOVERY
103		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE
104		-	POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION AND TO CONTINUOUSLY
105		-	REVIEW AND UPDATE THE EMPLOYER
106		-	'S POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO MAKE
107		-	THEM MORE RECOVERY
108		-	-FRIENDLY.
	126	+	ECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	127	+	WORKPLACE TASK FORCE" MEANS A4
	128	+	TASK FORCE ESTABLISHED BY AN EMPLOYER OR ITS EMPLOYEES THAT5
	129	+	REFLECTS DIFFERENT COMPONENTS OF THE WORKFORCE AND INCLUDES6
	130	+	DIFFERENT LEVELS OF STAFF TO LEAD RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE7
	131	+	POLICY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION AND TO CONTINUOUSLY8
	132	+	REVIEW AND UPDATE THE EMPLOYER 'S POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO MAKE9
	133	+	THEM MORE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY.10
109	134		(11) "R
110	135		ECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES ORGANIZATION " HAS THE
111		-	~~MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION~~
112		-	27-60-108 (2)(c).
	136	+	11
	137	+	MEANING SET FORTH IN SECTION 27-60-108 (2)(c).12
113	138		(12) "S
114		-	UBSTANCE USE DISORDER" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET
115		-	FORTH IN SECTION
116		-	27-50-101 (20).
	139	+	UBSTANCE USE DISORDER" HAS THE SAME MEANING AS SET13
	140	+	FORTH IN SECTION 27-50-101 (20).14
117	141		(13) "W
118		-	ORKPLACE" MEANS ANY OFFICE, WAREHOUSE, BUILDING, OR
119		-	OTHER LOCATION
120		-	, WHETHER PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY , WHERE AN
121		-	EMPLOYEE PERFORMS ANY WORK
122		-	-RELATED DUTY OR DUTIES IN THE SCOPE
123		-	AND COURSE OF THE EMPLOYEE
124		-	'S EMPLOYMENT. EMPLOYERS MAY HAVE
125		-	MORE THAN ONE WORKPLACE
126		-	. "WORKPLACE" DOES NOT INCLUDE AN
127		-	EMPLOYEE
128		-	'S RESIDENCE OR OTHER REMOTE WORK LOCATION . IF AN
129		-	EMPLOYER OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH TELEWORK
130		-	, THE DESIGNATED
131		-	WORKPLACE ADDRESS IS THE ADDRESS LISTED ON THE EMPLOYER
132		-	'S ARTICLES
133		-	OF INCORPORATION FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF STATE
134		-	, IF INCORPORATED
135		-	IN THIS STATE
136		-	, OR, IF NOT INCORPORATED IN THIS STATE, THE ADDRESS OF
137		-	THE EMPLOYER
138		-	'S OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS IN THIS STATE.
139		-	23-20-302. Recovery-friendly workplace program - creation -
140		-	duties. (1) T
141		-	HERE IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
142		-	WORKPLACE PROGRAM
143		-	. THE CENTER MAY CONTRACT WITH ONE OR MORE
144		-	PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES TO PERFORM SOME OR ALL OF THE DUTIES
145		-	PAGE 3-SENATE BILL 24-048 OUTLINED IN THIS PART 3 BUT SHALL MAINTAIN OVERSIGHT OF THE
146		-	PROGRAM
147		-	. ANY SUCH PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITY SHALL BE REQUIRED TO
148		-	MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION AS A RECOVERY
149		-	-FRIENDLY
150		-	WORKPLACE
151		-	.
	142	+	ORKPLACE" MEANS ANY OFFICE, WAREHOUSE, BUILDING,15
	143	+	OR OTHER LOCATION, WHETHER PERMANENT OR TEMPORARY , WHERE AN16
	144	+	EMPLOYEE PERFORMS ANY WORK -RELATED DUTY OR DUTIES IN THE SCOPE17
	145	+	AND COURSE OF THE EMPLOYEE 'S EMPLOYMENT. EMPLOYERS MAY HAVE18
	146	+	MORE THAN ONE WORKPLACE . "WORKPLACE" DOES NOT INCLUDE AN19
	147	+	EMPLOYEE'S RESIDENCE OR OTHER REMOTE WORK LOCATION . IF AN20
	148	+	EMPLOYER OPERATES EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH TELEWORK , THE21
	149	+	DESIGNATED WORKPLACE ADDRESS IS THE ADDRESS LISTED ON THE22
	150	+	EMPLOYER'S ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION FILED WITH THE SECRETARY OF23
	151	+	STATE, IF INCORPORATED IN THIS STATE, OR, IF NOT INCORPORATED IN THIS24
	152	+	STATE, THE ADDRESS OF THE EMPLOYER 'S OFFICIAL HEADQUARTERS IN25
	153	+	THIS STATE.26
	154	+	23-20-302. Recovery-friendly workplace program - creation
	155	+	27
	156	+	048
	157	+	-4- - duties. (1) T HERE IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY1
	158	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM . THE CENTER MAY CONTRACT WITH ONE OR MORE2
	159	+	PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITIES TO PERFORM SOME OR ALL OF THE DUTIES3
	160	+	OUTLINED IN THIS PART 3 BUT SHALL MAINTAIN OVERSIGHT OF THE4
	161	+	PROGRAM. ANY SUCH PUBLIC OR PRIVATE ENTITY SHALL BE REQUIRED TO5
	162	+	MEET ALL REQUIREMENTS FOR CERTIFICATION AS A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY6
	163	+	WORKPLACE.7
152	164		(2) A
153		-	T A MINIMUM, THE PROGRAM MUST:
	165	+	T A MINIMUM, THE PROGRAM MUST:8
154	166		(a) D
155		-	EVELOP OR ADOPT A PROCESS THROUGH WHICH ~~EMPLOYERS~~
156		-	MAY APPLY TO BECOME RECOVERY
157		-	~~-FRIENDLY~~ WORKPLACE ~~PARTICIPANTS OR~~
158		-	CERTIFIED AS RECOVERY
159		-	~~-FRIENDLY AS SET FORTH IN SECTION~~ 23-20-303;
	167	+	EVELOP OR ADOPT A PROCESS THROUGH WHICH EMPLOYERS9
	168	+	MAY APPLY TO BECOME RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	169	+	WORKPLACE PARTICIPANTS10
	170	+	OR CERTIFIED AS RECOVERY -FRIENDLY AS SET FORTH IN SECTION11
	171	+	23-20-303;12
160	172		(b) D
161		-	EVELOP OR ADOPT AN ORIENTATION PROCESS THAT INCLUDES
162		-	TRAINING MATERIALS FOR NEW EMPLOYERS THAT PROVIDES A BASELINE
163		-	INTRODUCTION TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
164		-	, TREATMENT, AND
165		-	RECOVERY
166		-	, INCLUDING INFORMATION ON THE SCIENCE OF ADDICTION ,
167		-	STIGMA, SUBSTANCE USE IN THE WORKFORCE , PREVENTION MEASURES ,
168		-	AVAILABLE LOCAL RESOURCES , AND THE WAYS IN WHICH EMPLOYERS CAN
169		-	AMEND AND IMPLEMENT RECOVERY
170		-	-FRIENDLY POLICIES AND PRACTICES TO
171		-	HELP THEIR EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
172		-	;
	173	+	EVELOP OR ADOPT AN ORIENTATION PROCESS THAT INCLUDES13
	174	+	TRAINING MATERIALS FOR NEW EMPLOYERS THAT PROVIDES A BASELINE14
	175	+	INTRODUCTION TO SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS , TREATMENT, AND15
	176	+	RECOVERY, INCLUDING INFORMATION ON THE SCIENCE OF ADDICTION ,16
	177	+	STIGMA, SUBSTANCE USE IN THE WORKFORCE , PREVENTION MEASURES,17
	178	+	AVAILABLE LOCAL RESOURCES , AND THE WAYS IN WHICH EMPLOYERS CAN18
	179	+	AMEND AND IMPLEMENT RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	180	+	POLICIES AND PRACTICES19
	181	+	TO HELP THEIR EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS ;20
173	182		(c) P
174		-	ROVIDE CONSULTATION, GUIDANCE, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,
175		-	TRAINING AND EDUCATION, AND OTHER SUPPORT TO EMPLOYERS SEEKING TO
176		-	BECOME PARTICIPANTS OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY
177		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES,
178		-	AS WELL AS TO CURRENT PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
179		-	EMPLOYERS AND KEY STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN THE WORKPLACE
180		-	, SUCH AS
181		-	HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORS AND UNION LEADERS
182		-	;
183		-	(d) C
184		-	ONDUCT OUTREACH TO KEY STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN THE STATE ,
185		-	INCLUDING EMPLOYERS THAT ARE NOT ENGAGED IN THE PROGRAM , LABOR
186		-	UNIONS
187		-	, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS TO PROVIDE
188		-	INFORMATION REGARDING THE PR OGRAM AND PROGRAM BENEFITS
189		-	;
	183	+	ROVIDE CONSULTATION, GUIDANCE, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE,21
	184	+	TRAINING AND EDUCATION, AND OTHER SUPPORT TO EMPLOYERS SEEKING22
	185	+	TO BECOME PARTICIPANTS OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	186	+	23
	187	+	WORKPLACES, AS WELL AS TO CURRENT PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED24
	188	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY EMPLOYERS AND KEY STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN THE25
	189	+	WORKPLACE, SUCH AS HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTORS AND UNION26
	190	+	LEADERS;27
	191	+	048
	192	+	-5- (d) CONDUCT OUTREACH TO KEY STAKEHOLDERS WITHIN THE1
	193	+	STATE, INCLUDING EMPLOYERS THAT ARE NOT ENGAGED IN THE PROGRAM ,2
	194	+	LABOR UNIONS, AND RECOVERY SUPPORT SERVICES ORGANIZATIONS TO3
	195	+	PROVIDE INFORMATION REGARDING THE PROGRAM AND PROGRAM4
	196	+	BENEFITS;5
190	197		(e) D
191		-	EPENDENT ON FUNDING, HIRE OR CONTRACT WITH AT ~~LEAST ONE~~
192		-	RECOVERY
193		-	~~-FRIENDLY~~ WORKPLACE ADVISOR FOR EVERY ~~ONE HUNDRED~~
194		-	PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED RECOVERY
195		-	~~-FRIENDLY~~ WORKPLACES;
	198	+	EPENDENT ON FUNDING, HIRE OR CONTRACT WITH AT LEAST6
	199	+	ONE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	200	+	WORKPLACE ADVISOR FOR EVERY ONE7
	201	+	HUNDRED PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY8
	202	+	WORKPLACES;9
196	203		(f) A
197		-	SSIGN A RECOVERY-FRIENDLY ~~WORKPLACE ADVISOR TO EACH~~
198		-	~~EMPLOYER THAT HAS SUBMITTED A LETTER OF INTENT WHO WILL~~
199		-	:
	204	+	SSIGN A RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	205	+	WORKPLACE ADVISOR TO EACH10
	206	+	EMPLOYER THAT HAS SUBMITTED A LETTER OF INTENT WHO WILL :11
200	207		(I) A
201		-	SSIST EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A
202		-	PAGE 4-SENATE BILL 24-048 PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE;
	208	+	SSIST EMPLOYERS THROUGH THE PROCESS OF BECOMING A12
	209	+	PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	210	+	WORKPLACE;13
203	211		(II) P
204		-	ROVIDE INFORMATION TO EMPLOYERS REGARDING THE ~~STATE~~
205		-	AND FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT IMPACT INDIVIDUALS ~~WITH~~
206		-	SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
207		-	~~, INCLUDING THE FEDERAL "AMERICANS WITH~~
208		-	~~DISABILITIES~~ ACT OF 1990", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 12101 ET. SEQ.; ~~STATE~~
209		-	DISABILITY LAWS
210		-	~~; THE FEDERAL "FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT", 29~~ U.S.C.
211		-	SECS. 2601 TO 2654; 42 CFR 2; AND THE FEDERAL "~~HEALTH INSURANCE~~
212		-	~~PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 1996", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 201 ET~~
213		-	~~SEQ~~
214		-	., THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WRITTEN MATERIALS , ~~TRAINING, OR~~
215		-	REFERRAL TO AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY WITH ~~THE REQUISITE KNOWLEDGE~~
216		-	;
	212	+	ROVIDE INFORMATION TO EMPLOYERS REGARDING THE STATE14
	213	+	AND FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS THAT IMPACT INDIVIDUALS WITH15
	214	+	SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, INCLUDING THE FEDERAL "AMERICANS WITH16
	215	+	D
	216	+	ISABILITIES ACT OF 1990", 42 U.S.C. SEC. 12101 ET. SEQ.; STATE17
	217	+	DISABILITY LAWS; THE FEDERAL "FAMILY MEDICAL LEAVE ACT", 2918
	218	+	U.S.C.
	219	+	SECS. 2601 TO 2654; 42 CFR 2; AND THE FEDERAL "HEALTH19
	220	+	I
	221	+	NSURANCE PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT OF 1996", 42 U.S.C.20
	222	+	SEC. 201 ET SEQ., THROUGH THE PROVISION OF WRITTEN MATERIALS ,21
	223	+	TRAINING, OR REFERRAL TO AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY WITH THE22
	224	+	REQUISITE KNOWLEDGE;23
217	225		(III) P
218		-	ROVIDE ONGOING ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYERS BY :
	226	+	ROVIDE ONGOING ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYERS BY :24
219	227		(A) W
220		-	ORKING WITH EMPLOYERS TO REVIEW THE EMPLOYERS '
221		-	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES AND PROVIDING SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE SUCH
222		-	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MORE RECOVERY
223		-	-FRIENDLY;
224		-	(B) R
225		-	EFERRING EMPLOYERS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS
226		-	WITH SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE THAT MAY ASSIST THE
227		-	EMPLOYER IN BECOMING OR MAINTAINING ITS STATUS AS
228		-	RECOVERY
229		-	-FRIENDLY OR IN REVISING ITS POLICIES OR PROCEDURES TO
230		-	BETTER ASSIST EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
231		-	, ADDRESSING
232		-	STIGMA AND BUILDING A RECOVERY
233		-	-SUPPORTIVE WORKPLACE CULTURE , OR
234		-	IN PROVIDING EMPLOYEES ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL SERVICES AND SUPPORTS
235		-	;
236		-	AND
237		-	(C) ENCOURAGING EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT IN THE EMPLOYER 'S
238		-	PROCESS OF BECOMING A PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY
239		-	-FRIENDLY
240		-	WORKPLACE OR IN MAINTAINING SUCH STATUS
241		-	, INCLUDING THROUGH
242		-	ACTIVITIES SUCH AS PARTICIPATING IN A RECOVERY
243		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE
244		-	TASK FORCE
245		-	, ORIENTING NEW EMPLOYEES ON THE EMPLOYER 'S
246		-	RECOVERY
247		-	-FRIENDLY POLICIES, MONITORING THE IMPLEMENTATION
248		-	PROCESS
249		-	, AND PROVIDING FEEDBACK ON THE EMPLOYER 'S
250		-	RECOVERY
251		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE EFFORTS ; AND
252		-	(IV) ASSIST EMPLOYERS IN RENEWING THEIR STATUS AS A
253		-	PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY
254		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE THROUGH THE
255		-	COMPLETION OF AN ANNUAL REVIEW AS SET FORTH IN SECTION
256		-	23-20-303
257		-	(5);
258		-	PAGE 5-SENATE BILL 24-048 (g) PROVIDE EACH PARTICIPATING EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE
259		-	OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION EVIDENCING THE EMPLOYER
260		-	'S STATUS AS A
261		-	PARTICIPANT OR AS A CERTIFIED RECOVERY
262		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE, WHICH
263		-	MUST REFLECT THE NAME OF THE EMPLOYER
264		-	, THE ADDRESS OF EACH
265		-	WORKPLACE COVERED BY THE CERTIFICATE
266		-	, THE DATE THE CERTIFICATE WAS
267		-	ISSUED
268		-	, AND THE DATE OF EXPIRATION;
	228	+	ORKING WITH EMPLOYERS TO REVIEW THE EMPLOYERS '25
	229	+	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES AND PROVIDING SUGGESTIONS TO MAKE SUCH26
	230	+	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES MORE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	231	+	;27
	232	+	048
	233	+	-6- (B) REFERRING EMPLOYERS TO ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS1
	234	+	WITH SPECIALIZED KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE THAT MAY ASSIST THE2
	235	+	EMPLOYER IN BECOMING OR MAINTAINING ITS STATUS AS3
	236	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY OR IN REVISING ITS POLICIES OR PROCEDURES TO4
	237	+	BETTER ASSIST EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS , ADDRESSING5
	238	+	STIGMA AND BUILDING A RECOVERY -SUPPORTIVE WORKPLACE CULTURE ,6
	239	+	OR IN PROVIDING EMPLOYEES ACCESS TO ADDITIONAL SERVICES AND7
	240	+	SUPPORTS; AND8
	241	+	(C) E
	242	+	NCOURAGING EMPLOYEE INVOLVEMENT IN THE EMPLOYER 'S9
	243	+	PROCESS OF BECOMING A PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	244	+	10
	245	+	WORKPLACE OR IN MAINTAINING SUCH STATUS , INCLUDING THROUGH11
	246	+	ACTIVITIES SUCH AS PARTICIPATING IN A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY12
	247	+	WORKPLACE TASK FORCE , ORIENTING NEW EMPLOYEES ON THE13
	248	+	EMPLOYER'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY POLICIES, MONITORING THE14
	249	+	IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS , AND PROVIDING FEEDBACK ON THE15
	250	+	EMPLOYER'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE EFFORTS; AND16
	251	+	(IV) A
	252	+	SSIST EMPLOYERS IN RENEWING THEIR STATUS AS A17
	253	+	PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	254	+	WORKPLACE THROUGH18
	255	+	THE COMPLETION OF AN ANNUAL REVIEW AS SET FORTH IN SECTION19
	256	+	23-20-303 (5);20
	257	+	(g) P
	258	+	ROVIDE EACH PARTICIPATING EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE21
	259	+	OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION EVIDENCING THE EMPLOYER 'S STATUS AS A22
	260	+	PARTICIPANT OR AS A CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	261	+	WORKPLACE, WHICH23
	262	+	MUST REFLECT THE NAME OF THE EMPLOYER , THE ADDRESS OF EACH24
	263	+	WORKPLACE COVERED BY THE CERTIFICATE , THE DATE THE CERTIFICATE25
	264	+	WAS ISSUED, AND THE DATE OF EXPIRATION;26
269	265		(h) D
270		-	EVELOP A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM
271		-	WEBSITE THAT PROVIDES RESOURCES AND INFORMATION ON SUBSTANCE USE
272		-	IN THE WORKPLACE TO EMPLOYERS
273		-	, EMPLOYEES, AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC
274		-	OR INCORPORATE SUCH INFORMATION INTO THE CENTER
275		-	'S EXISTING WEBSITE;
	266	+	EVELOP A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	267	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM27
	268	+	048
	269	+	-7- WEBSITE THAT PROVIDES RESOURCES AND INFORMATION ON SUBSTANCE1
	270	+	USE IN THE WORKPLACE TO EMPLOYERS , EMPLOYEES, AND THE GENERAL2
	271	+	PUBLIC OR INCORPORATE SUCH INFORMATION INTO THE CENTER 'S EXISTING3
	272	+	WEBSITE;4
276	273		(i) D
277		-	EVELOP OR ADOPT ALREADY EXISTING EDUCATIONAL AND
278		-	TRAINING RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES THAT MUST BE
279		-	POSTED TO THE PROGRAM WEBSITE AND MUST INCLUDE MATERIALS SUCH AS
280		-	GUIDELINE DOCUMENTS
281		-	, FLYERS, POSTERS, WEBINARS, PANEL DISCUSSIONS,
282		-	ONLINE INTERACTIVE MODULES , AND TRAINING MODULES TAILORED TO
283		-	SPECIFIC EMPLOYERS OR INDUSTRIES AND MAY INCLUDE INTERACTIVE
284		-	CLASSROOM
285		-	-BASED TRAINING;
	274	+	EVELOP OR ADOPT ALREADY EXISTING EDUCATIONAL AND5
	275	+	TRAINING RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYEES THAT MUST BE6
	276	+	POSTED TO THE PROGRAM WEBSITE AND MUST INCLUDE MATERIALS SUCH7
	277	+	AS GUIDELINE DOCUMENTS , FLYERS, POSTERS, WEBINARS, PANEL8
	278	+	DISCUSSIONS, ONLINE INTERACTIVE MODULES , AND TRAINING MODULES9
	279	+	TAILORED TO SPECIFIC EMPLOYERS OR INDUSTRIES AND MAY INCLUDE10
	280	+	INTERACTIVE CLASSROOM-BASED TRAINING;11
286	281		(j) D
287		-	EVELOP OR ADOPT ALREADY EXISTING MODEL
288		-	RECOVERY
289		-	-FRIENDLY POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR USE BY EMPLOYERS ;
290		-	AND
291		-	(k) COMPILE THE INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE CENTER
292		-	PURSUANT TO SECTION
293		-	23-20-304 (2)(b).
294		-	23-20-303. Recovery-friendly workplace program - participants
295		-	- certified recovery-friendly workplaces - requirements - renewal -
296		-	termination. (1) A
297		-	N EMPLOYER SEEKING TO PARTICIPATE IN THE
298		-	RECOVERY
299		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM MAY CHOOSE TO DO SO AS A
300		-	PARTICIPANT OR AS A CERTIFIED RECOVERY
301		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE.
	282	+	EVELOP OR ADOPT ALREADY EXISTING MODEL12
	283	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	284	+	POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR USE BY EMPLOYERS;13
	285	+	AND14
	286	+	(k) C
	287	+	OMPILE THE INFORMATION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE CENTER
	288	+	15
	289	+	PURSUANT TO SECTION 23-20-304 (2)(b).16
	290	+	23-20-303. Recovery-friendly workplace program -17
	291	+	participants - certified recovery-friendly workplaces - requirements18
	292	+	- renewal - termination. (1) A N EMPLOYER SEEKING TO PARTICIPATE IN19
	293	+	THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM MAY CHOOSE TO DO SO20
	294	+	AS A PARTICIPANT OR AS A CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE.21
302	295		(2) (a) T
303		-	O BECOME A PARTICIPANT IN THE PROGRAM , AN EMPLOYER
304		-	MUST
305		-	:
	296	+	O BECOME A PARTICIPANT IN THE PROGRAM, AN EMPLOYER22
	297	+	MUST:23
306	298		(I) S
307		-	UBMIT A LETTER OF INTENT TO THE PROGRAM IN A FORM AND
308		-	MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE PROGRAM THAT MUST INCLUDE
309		-	, AT A
310		-	MINIMUM
311		-	, THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE EMPLOYER AND , IF THE
312		-	EMPLOYER HAS MORE THAN ONE WORKPLACE
313		-	, THE STREET ADDRESS OF EACH
314		-	PAGE 6-SENATE BILL 24-048 WORKPLACE TO WHICH THE LETTER OF INTENT APPLIES ;
	299	+	UBMIT OF A LETTER OF INTENT TO THE PROGRAM IN A FORM24
	300	+	AND MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE PROGRAM THAT MUST INCLUDE , AT A25
	301	+	MINIMUM, THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE EMPLOYER AND , IF THE26
	302	+	EMPLOYER HAS MORE THAN ONE WORKPLACE , THE STREET ADDRESS OF27
	303	+	048
	304	+	-8- EACH WORKPLACE TO WHICH THE LETTER OF INTENT APPLIES ;1
315	305		(II) C
316		-	OMPLETE THE ORIENTATION PROCESS AS REQUIRED BY ~~THE~~
317		-	PROGRAM
318		-	~~, INCLUDING COMPLETION OF THE ORIENTATION TRAINING~~ MODULE ;
	306	+	OMPLETE THE ORIENTATION PROCESS AS REQUIRED BY THE2
	307	+	PROGRAM, INCLUDING COMPLETION OF THE ORIENTATION TRAINING3
	308	+	MODULE;4
319	309		(III) P
320		-	REPARE A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PLEDGE OR
321		-	STATEMENT
322		-	, OR USE A FORM PROVIDED BY THE PROGRAM , THAT IDENTIFIES
323		-	THE VALUES OR PRINCIPLES INFORMING THE COMMITMENT AND BRIEFLY
324		-	DESCRIBES THE KEY RECOVERY
325		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE STEPS THE EMPLOYER
326		-	MUST COMPLETE AS A PARTICIPANT
327		-	; AND
328		-	(IV) NOTIFY ALL EMPLOYEES AND THE MEMBERS OF THE EMPLOYER 'S
329		-	BOARD OF DIRECTORS
330		-	, IF ANY, IN WRITING OF THE INTENT TO BECOME A
331		-	PARTICIPANT
332		-	, WHICH THE EMPLOYER MUST SUBMIT TO THE PROGRAM .
	310	+	REPARE A RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	311	+	WORKPLACE PLEDGE OR5
	312	+	STATEMENT, OR USE A FORM PROVIDED BY THE PROGRAM, THAT IDENTIFIES6
	313	+	THE VALUES OR PRINCIPLES INFORMING THE COMMITMENT AND BRIEFLY7
	314	+	DESCRIBES THE KEY RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE STEPS THE8
	315	+	EMPLOYER MUST COMPLETE AS A PARTICIPANT ; AND9
	316	+	(IV) N
	317	+	OTIFY ALL EMPLOYEES AND THE MEMBERS OF THE10
	318	+	EMPLOYER'S BOARD OF DIRECTORS, IF ANY, IN WRITING OF THE INTENT TO11
	319	+	BECOME A PARTICIPANT, WHICH THE EMPLOYER MUST SUBMIT TO THE12
	320	+	PROGRAM.13
333	321		(b) U
334		-	PON SUBMISSION OF THE LETTER OF INTENT , THE PROGRAM
335		-	MUST ASSIGN THE EMPLOYER A RECOVERY
336		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE ADVISOR .
	322	+	PON SUBMISSION OF THE LETTER OF INTENT , THE PROGRAM14
	323	+	MUST ASSIGN THE EMPLOYER A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	324	+	WORKPLACE15
	325	+	ADVISOR.16
337	326		(c) A
338		-	FTER AN EMPLOYER COMPLETES THE ~~MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS~~
339		-	AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION
340		-	~~(2)(a) OF THIS SECTION, THE~~ PROGRAM MUST:
	327	+	FTER AN EMPLOYER COMPLETES THE MINIMUM17
	328	+	REQUIREMENTS AS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS SECTION, THE18
	329	+	PROGRAM MUST:19
341	330		(I) L
342		-	IST THE EMPLOYER AS A PARTICIPANT ON THE PROGRAM
343		-	WEBSITE
344		-	; AND
345		-	(II) PROVIDE THE EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE OR OTHER
346		-	DOCUMENTATION VERIFYING THE EMPLOYER
347		-	'S STATUS AS A PARTICIPANT IN
348		-	THE RECOVERY
349		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM , WHICH CERTIFICATE OR
350		-	DOCUMENTATION MUST INCLUDE THE DATE OF ISSUANCE
351		-	, THE EXPIRATION
352		-	DATE
353		-	, AND THE ADDRESS OF EACH WORKPLACE COVERED BY THE
354		-	CERTIFICATE
355		-	. THE CERTIFICATE MUST BE VALID FOR A PERIOD OF AT LEAST
356		-	ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF ISSUANCE
357		-	.
	331	+	IST THE EMPLOYER AS A PARTICIPANT ON THE PROGRAM20
	332	+	WEBSITE; AND21
	333	+	(II) P
	334	+	ROVIDE THE EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE OR OTHER22
	335	+	DOCUMENTATION VERIFYING THE EMPLOYER 'S STATUS AS A PARTICIPANT23
	336	+	IN THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	337	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM, WHICH CERTIFICATE24
	338	+	OR DOCUMENTATION MUST INCLUDE THE DATE OF ISSUANCE , THE25
	339	+	EXPIRATION DATE, AND THE ADDRESS OF EACH WORKPLACE COVERED BY26
	340	+	THE CERTIFICATE. THE CERTIFICATE MUST BE VALID FOR A PERIOD OF AT27
	341	+	048
	342	+	-9- LEAST ONE YEAR AFTER THE DATE OF ISSUANCE .1
358	343		(3) (a) T
359	344		O BECOME CERTIFIED AS A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
360		-	~~WORKPLACE~~
361		-	, AN EMPLOYER MUST:
	345	+	2
	346	+	WORKPLACE, AN EMPLOYER MUST:3
362	347		(I) C
363		-	OMPLETE ALL STEPS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS
364		-	SECTION FOR BECOMING A PARTICIPANT
365		-	;
	348	+	OMPLETE ALL STEPS SET FORTH IN SUBSECTION (2)(a) OF THIS4
	349	+	SECTION FOR BECOMING A PARTICIPANT ;5
366	350		(II) W
367		-	ITH THE EMPLOYER'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE
368		-	ADVISOR
369		-	, COMPLETE A STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT OF THE EMPLOYER 'S
370		-	PAGE 7-SENATE BILL 24-048 CURRENT POLICIES, PROCEDURES, AND PRACTICES THAT IMPACT CURRENT
371		-	AND PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND
372		-	DETERMINE WHERE IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE MADE
373		-	; AND
374		-	(III) WITH THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE ADVISOR , SET
375		-	TIME
376		-	-LIMITED GOALS TO MAKE SELECT IMPROVEMENTS IDENTIFIED IN
377		-	SUBSECTION
378		-	(3)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION, WHICH MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN
379		-	THE ONE
380		-	-YEAR TERM OF THE CERTIFICATION, UNLESS AN EXTENSION OF TIME
381		-	IS GRANTED BY THE PROGRAM
382		-	.
	351	+	ITH THE EMPLOYER'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	352	+	WORKPLACE6
	353	+	ADVISOR, COMPLETE A STANDARDIZED ASSESSMENT OF THE EMPLOYER 'S7
	354	+	CURRENT POLICIES, PROCEDURES, AND PRACTICES THAT IMPACT CURRENT8
	355	+	AND PROSPECTIVE EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS AND9
	356	+	DETERMINE WHERE IMPROVEMENTS CAN BE MADE ; AND10
	357	+	(III) W
	358	+	ITH THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	359	+	WORKPLACE ADVISOR, SET11
	360	+	TIME-LIMITED GOALS TO MAKE SELECT IMPROVEMENTS IDENTIFIED IN12
	361	+	SUBSECTION (3)(a)(II) OF THIS SECTION, WHICH MUST BE COMPLETED13
	362	+	WITHIN THE ONE-YEAR TERM OF THE CERTIFICATION , UNLESS AN14
	363	+	EXTENSION OF TIME IS GRANTED BY THE PROGRAM .15
383	364		(b) T
384		-	HE PROGRAM SHALL LIST ON THE PROGRAM WEBSITE EACH
385		-	EMPLOYER THAT COMPLETES THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AS SET FORTH IN
386		-	SUBSECTION
387		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION AS A CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
388		-	WORKPLACE
389		-	. IF THE EMPLOYER HAS A LOGO, THE PROGRAM SHALL INCLUDE
390		-	THE LOGO IN THE LISTING
391		-	.
	365	+	HE PROGRAM SHALL LIST ON THE PROGRAM WEBSITE EACH16
	366	+	EMPLOYER THAT COMPLETES THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AS SET FORTH17
	367	+	IN SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION AS A CERTIFIED18
	368	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	369	+	WORKPLACE. IF THE EMPLOYER HAS A LOGO , THE19
	370	+	PROGRAM SHALL INCLUDE THE LOGO IN THE LISTING .20
392	371		(c) U
393		-	PON COMPLETION OF THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AS SET
394		-	FORTH IN SUBSECTION
395		-	(3)(a) OF THIS SECTION, THE PROGRAM SHALL
396		-	PROVIDE AN EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION
397		-	SUITABLE FOR DISPLAY THAT VERIFIES THE EMPLOYER
398		-	'S STATUS AS A
399		-	CERTIFIED RECOVERY
400		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE. THE CERTIFICATE OR OTHER
401		-	DOCUMENTATION MUST INCLUDE THE DATE OF ISSUANCE
402		-	, THE EXPIRATION
403		-	DATE
404		-	, AND THE ADDRESS OF EACH WORKPLACE COVERED BY THE
405		-	CERTIFICATE
406		-	. THE CERTIFICATE MUST BE VALID FOR ONE YEAR AFTER THE
407		-	DATE OF ISSUANCE
408		-	.
	372	+	PON COMPLETION OF THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS AS SET21
	373	+	FORTH IN SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF THIS SECTION, THE PROGRAM SHALL22
	374	+	PROVIDE AN EMPLOYER WITH A CERTIFICATE OR OTHER DOCUMENTATION23
	375	+	SUITABLE FOR DISPLAY THAT VERIFIES THE EMPLOYER 'S STATUS AS A24
	376	+	CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	377	+	WORKPLACE. THE CERTIFICATE OR OTHER25
	378	+	DOCUMENTATION MUST INCLUDE THE DATE OF ISSUANCE , THE EXPIRATION26
	379	+	DATE, AND THE ADDRESS OF EACH WORKPLACE COVERED BY THE27
	380	+	048
	381	+	-10- CERTIFICATE. THE CERTIFICATE MUST BE VALID FOR ONE YEAR AFTER THE1
	382	+	DATE OF ISSUANCE.2
409	383		(4) T
410		-	HE CENTER SHALL RECOGNIZE EACH CERTIFIED
411		-	RECOVERY
412		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE EMPLOYER THROUGH PROGRAM PRESS
413		-	RELEASES AND PROGRAM
414		-	-SPONSORED EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR .
	384	+	HE CENTER
	385	+	SHALL RECOGNIZE EACH CERTIFIED3
	386	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE EMPLOYER THROUGH PROGRAM PRESS4
	387	+	RELEASES AND PROGRAM -SPONSORED EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR .5
415	388		(5) A
416		-	T LEAST THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION OF A
417		-	CERTIFICATE DESIGNATING AN EMPLOYER AS A PARTICIPANT OR AS A
418		-	CERTIFIED RECOVERY
419		-	~~-FRIENDLY~~ WORKPLACE, THE EMPLOYER SHALL:
	389	+	T LEAST THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION OF A6
	390	+	CERTIFICATE DESIGNATING AN EMPLOYER AS A PARTICIPANT OR AS A7
	391	+	CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	392	+	WORKPLACE, THE EMPLOYER SHALL:8
420	393		(a) M
421		-	EET WITH THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE ADVISOR TO
422		-	COMPLETE A REVIEW OF THE EMPLOYER
423		-	'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY-RELATED
424		-	ACTIVITIES FOR THE PAST YEAR
425		-	, INCLUDING REVISING WORKPLACE POLICIES
426		-	TO BETTER ASSIST EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
427		-	,
428		-	IMPLEMENTING POLICIES TO ENCOURAGE THE HIRING OF INDIVIDUALS IN
429		-	RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
430		-	, DECREASING OR ELIMINATING
431		-	PAGE 8-SENATE BILL 24-048 BARRIERS FOR EMPLOYEES SEEKING TREATMENT , ESTABLISHING A
432		-	RECOVERY
433		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE TASK FORCE , AND TAKING STEPS TO
434		-	REDUCE STIGMA IN THE WORKPLACE
435		-	;
	394	+	EET WITH THE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	395	+	WORKPLACE ADVISOR TO9
	396	+	COMPLETE A REVIEW OF THE EMPLOYER 'S RECOVERY-FRIENDLY-RELATED10
	397	+	ACTIVITIES FOR THE PAST YEAR , INCLUDING REVISING WORKPLACE11
	398	+	POLICIES TO BETTER ASSIST EMPLOYEES WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS ,12
	399	+	IMPLEMENTING POLICIES TO ENCOURAGE THE HIRING OF INDIVIDUALS IN13
	400	+	RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS , DECREASING OR14
	401	+	ELIMINATING BARRIERS FOR EMPLOYEES SEEKING TREATMENT ,15
	402	+	ESTABLISHING A RECOVERY -FRIENDLY WORKPLACE TASK FORCE , AND16
	403	+	TAKING STEPS TO REDUCE STIGMA IN THE WORKPLACE ;17
436	404		(b) I
437		-	N CONSULTATION WITH THE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY ~~WORKPLACE~~
438		-	~~ADVISOR~~
439		-	, SET GOALS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR ; ~~AND~~
440		-	(c) ~~COMPLETE A WRITTEN OR ELECTRONIC PROGRAM SATISFACTION~~
441		-	~~SURVEY~~
442		-	.
	405	+	N CONSULTATION WITH THE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	406	+	WORKPLACE18
	407	+	ADVISOR, SET GOALS FOR THE UPCOMING YEAR ; AND19
	408	+	(c) C
	409	+	OMPLETE A WRITTEN OR ELECTRONIC PROGRAM SATISFACTION20
	410	+	SURVEY.21
443	411		(6) A
444		-	N EMPLOYER MAY CHOOSE TO TERMINATE ITS PARTICIPATION
445		-	IN THE PROGRAM IF THE TERMINATION
446		-	:
	412	+	N EMPLOYER MAY CHOOSE TO TERMINATE ITS PARTICIPATION22
	413	+	IN THE PROGRAM IF THE TERMINATION:23
447	414		(a) T
448		-	AKES EFFECT PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION OF THE EMPLOYER 'S
449		-	CURRENT DESIGNATION AND THE EMPL OYER PROVIDES WRITTEN NOTICE TO
450		-	THE PROGRAM OF THE INTENT TO TERMINATE PARTICIPATION WITHIN THIRTY
451		-	DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROPOSED DATE OF TERMINATION
452		-	; OR
453		-	(b) TAKES EFFECT ON THE EXPIRATION OF THE EMPLOYER 'S CURRENT
454		-	DESIGNATION AND THE EMPLOYER PROVIDES WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE
455		-	PROGRAM OF THE EMPLOYER
456		-	'S INTENT NOT TO RENEW ITS DESIGNATION AS
457		-	A PARTICIPANT OR A CERTIFIED RECOVERY
458		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE.
	415	+	AKES EFFECT PRIOR TO THE EXPIRATION OF THE EMPLOYER 'S24
	416	+	CURRENT DESIGNATION AND THE EMPL OYER PROVIDES WRITTEN NOTICE25
	417	+	TO THE PROGRAM OF THE INTENT TO TERMINATE PARTICIPATION WITHIN26
	418	+	THIRTY DAYS PRIOR TO THE PROPOSED DATE OF TERMINATION ; OR27
	419	+	048
	420	+	-11- (b) TAKES EFFECT ON THE EXPIRATION OF THE EMPLOYER 'S1
	421	+	CURRENT DESIGNATION AND THE EMPLOYER PROVIDES WRITTEN NOTICE2
	422	+	TO THE PROGRAM OF THE EMPLOYER 'S INTENT NOT TO RENEW ITS3
	423	+	DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT OR A CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY4
	424	+	WORKPLACE.5
459	425		(7) T
460		-	HE PROGRAM MAY REVOKE OR DECLINE TO RENEW THE
461		-	DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY
462		-	-FRIENDLY
463		-	WORKPLACE FOR ANY EMPLOYER THAT
464		-	:
	426	+	HE PROGRAM MAY REVOKE OR DECLINE TO RENEW THE6
	427	+	DESIGNATION AS A PARTICIPANT OR CERTIFIED RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	428	+	7
	429	+	WORKPLACE FOR ANY EMPLOYER THAT :8
465	430		(a) V
466	431		IOLATES ANY OF THE REQUIREMENTS OF THIS PART 3; OR
467		-	(b) FAILS TO TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO RENEW ITS
468		-	PARTICIPATION OR CERTIFICATION WITHIN THE TIME ALLOWED BY THE
469		-	PROGRAM
470		-	.
	432	+	9
	433	+	10
	434	+	(b) FAILS TO TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO RENEW ITS11
	435	+	PARTICIPATION OR CERTIFICATION WITHIN THE TIME ALLOWED BY THE12
	436	+	PROGRAM.13
471	437		(8) T
472		-	HE PROGRAM SHALL REMOVE ALL PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED
473		-	RECOVERY
474		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES WHOSE DESIGNATION IS REVOKED OR
475		-	WHO DO NOT SEEK RENEWAL FROM THE PROGRAM WEBSITE AND TERMINATE
476		-	ALL BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH SUCH DESIGNATION
477		-	.
	438	+	HE PROGRAM SHALL REMOVE ALL PARTICIPANTS AND14
	439	+	CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	440	+	WORKPLACES WHOSE DESIGNATION IS15
	441	+	REVOKED OR WHO DO NOT SEEK RENEWAL FROM THE PROGRAM WEBSITE16
	442	+	AND TERMINATE ALL BENEFITS ASSOCIATED WITH SUCH DESIGNATION .17
478	443		(9) T
479		-	HE PROGRAM SHALL BE FLEXIBLE IN GRANTING EXTENSIONS TO
480		-	PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED RECOVERY
481		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES THAT
482		-	PAGE 9-SENATE BILL 24-048 BEGIN THE PROCESS OF RENEWING THEIR DESIGNATION BUT FAIL TO
483		-	COMPLETE THE PROCESS BEFORE THEIR CURRENT DESIGNATION EXPIRES
484		-	.
485		-	23-20-304. Program evaluation and reports. (1) T
486		-	HE CENTER
487		-	MAY CONDUCT AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE
488		-	RECOVERY
489		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM AND IDENTIFY WAYS TO
490		-	IMPROVE THE PROGRAM
491		-	. THE CENTER MAY HIRE AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR
492		-	TO PERFORM THE EVALUATION
493		-	.
	444	+	HE PROGRAM SHALL BE FLEXIBLE IN GRANTING EXTENSIONS18
	445	+	TO PARTICIPANTS AND CERTIFIED RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	446	+	WORKPLACES THAT19
	447	+	BEGIN THE PROCESS OF RENEWING THEIR DESIGNATION BUT FAIL TO20
	448	+	COMPLETE THE PROCESS BEFORE THEIR CURRENT DESIGNATION EXPIRES .21
	449	+	23-20-304. Program evaluation and reports. (1) T HE CENTER22
	450	+	MAY CONDUCT AN EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE23
	451	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM AND IDENTIFY WAYS TO24
	452	+	IMPROVE THE PROGRAM. THE CENTER MAY HIRE AN OUTSIDE CONTRACTOR25
	453	+	TO PERFORM THE EVALUATION .26
494	454		(2) (a) B
495		-	EGINNING ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS
496		-	PART
497		-	3, AND ON AN ANNUAL BASIS THEREAFTER , THE PROGRAM SHALL
498		-	COLLECT AND AGGREGATE THE SATISFACTION DATA OBTAINED AS THE
499		-	RESULT OF THE RENEWAL PROCESS AND SHALL PRESENT SUCH INFORMATION
500		-	IN THE FORM OF A REPORT TO THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES BUSINESS
501		-	AFFAIRS AND LABOR COMMITTEE AND THE SENATE BUSINESS
502		-	, LABOR, AND
503		-	TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE
504		-	, OR THEIR SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , FOR THE
505		-	PURPOSE OF PROGRAM REVIEW
506		-	. THE INFORMATION IN THIS REPORT IS
507		-	CONFIDENTIAL AND NOT SUBJECT TO THE
508		-	"COLORADO OPEN RECORDS ACT",
509		-	PART 2 OF ARTICLE 72 OF TITLE 24. NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136
510		-	(11)(a)(I),
511		-	THE REQUIREMENT IN THIS SECTION TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL
512		-	ASSEMBLY CONTINUES INDEFINITELY
513		-	.
	455	+	EGINNING ONE YEAR AFTER THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS27
	456	+	048
	457	+	-12- PART 3, AND ON AN ANNUAL BASIS THEREAFTER , THE PROGRAM SHALL1
	458	+	COLLECT AND AGGREGATE THE SATISFACTION DATA OBTAINED AS THE2
	459	+	RESULT OF THE RENEWAL PROCESS AND SHALL PRESENT SUCH3
	460	+	INFORMATION IN THE FORM OF A REPORT TO THE HOUSE OF4
	461	+	REPRESENTATIVES BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND LABOR COMMITTEE AND THE5
	462	+	SENATE BUSINESS, LABOR, AND TECHNOLOGY COMMITTEE , OR THEIR6
	463	+	SUCCESSOR COMMITTEES , FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROGRAM REVIEW . THE7
	464	+	INFORMATION IN THIS REPORT IS CONFIDENTIAL AND NOT SUBJECT TO THE8
	465	+	"C
	466	+	OLORADO OPEN RECORDS ACT", PART 2 OF ARTICLE 72 OF TITLE 24.9
	467	+	N
	468	+	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 24-1-136 (11)(a)(I), THE REQUIREMENT IN10
	469	+	THIS SECTION TO REPORT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY CONTINUES11
	470	+	INDEFINITELY.12
514	471		(b) O
515		-	N AN ANNUAL BASIS, THE PROGRAM SHALL COLLECT ~~AND~~
516		-	AGGREGATE DATA REGARDING THE FOLLOWING AND SHALL SUBMIT ~~SUCH~~
	472	+	N AN ANNUAL BASIS, THE PROGRAM SHALL COLLECT AND13
	473	+	AGGREGATE DATA REGARDING THE FOLLOWING AND SHALL SUBMIT SUCH14
517	474		DATA TO THE CENTER
518		-	:
	475	+	:15
519	476		(I) T
520		-	HE NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS DESIGNATED AS PARTICIPANTS IN
521		-	THE RECOVERY
522		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM , INCLUDING INFORMATION
523		-	REGARDING THE TYPES OF INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED AND NUMBER OF
524		-	EMPLOYEES
525		-	, IF AVAILABLE;
	477	+	HE NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS DESIGNATED AS PARTICIPANTS IN16
	478	+	THE RECOVERY -FRIENDLY
	479	+	WORKPLACE PROGRAM , INCLUDING17
	480	+	INFORMATION REGARDING THE TYPES OF INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED AND18
	481	+	NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES, IF AVAILABLE;19
526	482		(II) T
527		-	HE NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS DESIGNATED AS CERTIFIED
528		-	RECOVERY
529		-	-FRIENDLY WORKPLACES, INCLUDING INFORMATION REGARDING
530		-	THE TYPES OF INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED AND NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES
531		-	, IF
532		-	AVAILABLE
533		-	;
	483	+	HE NUMBER OF EMPLOYERS DESIGNATED AS CERTIFIED20
	484	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	485	+	WORKPLACES, INCLUDING INFORMATION REGARDING21
	486	+	THE TYPES OF INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED AND NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES , IF22
	487	+	AVAILABLE;23
534	488		(III) T
535		-	HE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DESIGNATED AS ~~CERTIFIED~~
536		-	RECOVERY
537		-	~~-FRIENDLY~~ WORKPLACES;
	489	+	HE NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS DESIGNATED AS CERTIFIED24
	490	+	RECOVERY-FRIENDLY
	491	+	WORKPLACES;25
538	492		(IV) T
539		-	HE NUMBER OF ONLINE AND IN-PERSON ~~TRAININGS CONDUCTED~~
540		-	~~PAGE 10-SENATE BILL 24-048~~ BY THE PROGRAM, NOT INCLUDING THE ~~ORIENTATION TRAINING , INCLUDING~~
541		-	~~THE TOPICS~~
542		-	, NUMBER OF ATTENDEES , ~~INDUSTRIES REPRESENTED , AND~~
543		-	WHETHER SUCH TRAININGS WERE CONDUCTED AT ~~THE REQUEST OF ONE OR~~
544		-	MORE EMPLOYERS
545		-	~~; AND~~
546		-	~~(V) ANY~~ OTHER INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE CENTER .
547		-	~~23-20-305~~. ~~Repeal of part. T~~
548		-	~~HIS~~ PART 3 IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE
549		-	SEPTEMBER 1, 2028.
550		-	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 23-18-308, ~~add (1)(n)~~
551		-	as follows:
552		-	23-18-308. Fee-for-service contracts - grants to local ~~district~~
553		-	colleges - limited purpose - repeal. (1) Subject to ~~available~~
554		-	appropriations, the department shall enter into fee-for-service ~~contracts for~~
555		-	the following purposes:
556		-	(n) T
	493	+	HE NUMBER OF ONLINE AND IN -PERSON TRAININGS26
	494	+	CONDUCTED BY THE PROGRAM , NOT INCLUDING THE ORIENTATION27
	495	+	048
	496	+	-13- TRAINING, INCLUDING THE TOPICS, NUMBER OF ATTENDEES, INDUSTRIES1
	497	+	REPRESENTED, AND WHETHER SUCH TRAININGS WERE CONDUCTED AT THE2
	498	+	REQUEST OF ONE OR MORE EMPLOYERS ; AND3
	499	+	(V) A
	500	+	NY OTHER INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE CENTER
	501	+	.4
	502	+	23-20-305. Repeal of part. THIS PART 3 IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE 5
	503	+	SEPTEMBER 1, 2028.6
	504	+	SECTION 2. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 23-18-308, add7
	505	+	(1)(m) as follows:8
	506	+	23-18-308. Fee-for-service contracts - grants to local district9
	507	+	colleges - limited purpose - repeal. (1) Subject to available10
	508	+	appropriations, the department shall enter into fee-for-service contracts11
	509	+	for the following purposes:12
	510	+	(m) T
557	511		HE RECOVERY-FRIENDLY WORKPLACE PROGRAM CREATED IN
558		-	PART
559		-	3 OF ARTICLE 20 OF THIS TITLE 23. THIS SUBSECTION (1)(n) IS
560		-	REPEALED
561		-	, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2028.
562		-	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-1-146 as
563		-	follows:
564		-	22-1-146. Recovery school grant program - created - eligibility
	512	+	13
	513	+	PART 3 OF ARTICLE 20 OF THIS TITLE 23. THIS SUBSECTION (1)(m) IS14
	514	+	REPEALED, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2028.15
	515	+	SECTION 3. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 22-1-144 as16
	516	+	follows:17
	517	+	22-1-144. Recovery school grant program - created - eligibility18
565	518		- reporting - definitions - rules - repeal. (1) A
566	519		S USED IN THIS SECTION,
567		-	UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :
	520	+	19
	521	+	UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE REQUIRES :20
568	522		(a) "D
569	523		EPARTMENT" MEANS THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION .
	524	+	21
570	525		(b) "G
571	526		RANT PROGRAM" MEANS THE RECOVERY SCHOOL GRANT
572		-	~~PROGRAM CREATED IN SUBSECTION~~
573		-	(2) OF THIS SECTION.
	527	+	22
	528	+	PROGRAM CREATED IN SUBSECTION (2) OF THIS SECTION.23
574	529		(c) "R
575	530		ECOVERY SCHOOL" MEANS A SCHOOL THAT:
	531	+	24
576	532		(I) E
577	533		DUCATES AND SUPPORTS STUDENTS IN RECOVERY FROM
578		-	SUBSTANCE USE OR CO
579		-	-OCCURRING DISORDERS, INCLUDING SELF-HARM AND
580		-	DISORDERED EATING
581		-	;
582		-	PAGE 11-SENATE BILL 24-048 (II) INTENDS THAT ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED ARE WORKING IN AN
583		-	ACTIVE AND ABSTINENCE
584		-	-FOCUSED PROGRAM OF RECOVERY AS DETERMINED
585		-	BY THE STUDENT AND THE SCHOOL
586		-	; AND
587		-	(III) PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES LEARNING HOW TO LIVE WITH ,
588		-	AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR , THEIR TEENS WHO ARE ENTERING INTO THE
589		-	RECOVERY LIFESTYLE
590		-	.
	534	+	25
	535	+	SUBSTANCE USE OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS, INCLUDING SELF-HARM26
	536	+	AND DISORDERED EATING;27
	537	+	048
	538	+	-14- (II) INTENDS THAT ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED ARE WORKING IN AN1
	539	+	ACTIVE AND ABSTINENCE -FOCUSED PROGRAM OF RECOVERY AS2
	540	+	DETERMINED BY THE STUDENT AND THE SCHOOL ; AND3
	541	+	(III) P
	542	+	ROVIDES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES LEARNING HOW TO LIVE
	543	+	4
	544	+	WITH, AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR, THEIR TEENS WHO ARE ENTERING INTO5
	545	+	THE RECOVERY LIFESTYLE.6
591	546		(2) (a) T
592		-	HE RECOVERY SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM IS CREATED WITHIN
593		-	THE DEPARTMENT
594		-	. THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM IS TO PROVIDE
595		-	GRANTS TO RECOVERY SCHOOLS FOR EXPENSES RELATED TO ASSISTING
596		-	STUDENTS WHO ARE LIVING A LIFE OF SOBRIETY
597		-	.
	547	+	HE RECOVERY SCHOOL GRANT PROGRAM IS CREATED
	548	+	7
	549	+	WITHIN THE DEPARTMENT. THE PURPOSE OF THE GRANT PROGRAM IS TO8
	550	+	PROVIDE GRANTS TO RECOVERY SCHOOLS FOR EXPENSES RELATED TO9
	551	+	ASSISTING STUDENTS WHO ARE LIVING A LIFE OF SOBRIETY .10
598	552		(b) G
599	553		RANT RECIPIENTS MAY USE THE MONEY RECEIVED THROUGH
600		-	~~THE GRANT PROGRAM FOR EXPENSES RELATED TO ASSISTING STUDENTS WHO~~
601		-	~~ARE LIVING A LIFE OF SOBRIETY~~
602		-	.
	554	+	11
	555	+	THE GRANT PROGRAM FOR EXPENSES RELATED TO ASSISTING STUDENTS12
	556	+	WHO ARE LIVING A LIFE OF SOBRIETY.13
603	557		(c) S
604	558		UBJECT TO AVAILABLE APPROPRIATIONS , THE DEPARTMENT
605		-	SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PR OGRAM AND SHALL AWARD GRANTS AS
606		-	PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION
607		-	. GRANTS MUST BE PAID OUT OF MONEY
608		-	APPROPRIATED FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION
609		-	(5)
610		-	OF THIS SECTION.
	559	+	14
	560	+	SHALL ADMINISTER THE GRANT PR OGRAM AND SHALL AWARD GRANTS AS15
	561	+	PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION. GRANTS MUST BE PAID OUT OF MONEY16
	562	+	APPROPRIATED FOR THE GRANT PROGRAM AS PROVIDED IN SUBSECTION (5)17
	563	+	OF THIS SECTION.18
611	564		(d) T
612	565		HE DEPARTMENT SHALL IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM IN
613		-	ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION
614		-	. THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION MAY
615		-	PROMULGATE THE RULES REQUIRED IN THIS SECTION AND ANY ADDITIONAL
616		-	RULES NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM
617		-	.
	566	+	19
	567	+	ACCORDANCE WITH THIS SECTION . THE COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION20
	568	+	MAY PROMULGATE THE RULES REQUIRED IN THIS SECTION AND ANY21
	569	+	ADDITIONAL RULES NECESSARY TO IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM .22
618	570		(3) (a) T
619		-	O RECEIVE A GRANT, A RECOVERY SCHOOL MUST SUBMIT AN
620		-	~~APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULES~~
621		-	~~PROMULGATED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF~~ THE DEPARTMENT
622		-	.
	571	+	O RECEIVE A GRANT, A RECOVERY SCHOOL MUST SUBMIT
	572	+	23
	573	+	AN APPLICATION TO THE DEPARTMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH RULES24
	574	+	PROMULGATED BY THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE DEPARTMENT .25
623	575		(b) T
624	576		HE DEPARTMENT SHALL REVIEW THE APPLICATIONS RECEIVED
625		-	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION
626		-	.
627		-	(c) O
628		-	N OR BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2025, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL
629		-	AWARD GRANTS AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION
630		-	. THE DEPARTMENT SHALL
631		-	DISTRIBUTE THE GRANT MONEY WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS AFTER AWARDING
632		-	THE GRANTS
633		-	.
634		-	PAGE 12-SENATE BILL 24-048 (4) ON OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2025, EACH RECOVERY SCHOOL THAT
635		-	RECEIVES A GRANT THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM SHALL SUBMIT A REPORT
636		-	TO THE DEPARTMENT DETAILING HOW THE RECOVERY SCHOOL USED THE
637		-	GRANT MONEY
638		-	.
	577	+	26
	578	+	PURSUANT TO THIS SECTION.27
	579	+	048
	580	+	-15- (c) ON OR BEFORE JANUARY 1, 2025, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL1
	581	+	AWARD GRANTS AS PROVIDED IN THIS SECTION . THE DEPARTMENT SHALL2
	582	+	DISTRIBUTE THE GRANT MONEY WITHIN FOURTEEN DAYS AFTER AWARDING3
	583	+	THE GRANTS.4
	584	+	(4) O
	585	+	N OR BEFORE JULY 1, 2025, EACH RECOVERY SCHOOL THAT
	586	+	5
	587	+	RECEIVES A GRANT THROUGH THE GRANT PROGRAM SHALL SUBMIT A6
	588	+	REPORT TO THE DEPARTMENT DETAILING HOW THE RECOVERY SCHOOL7
	589	+	USED THE GRANT MONEY.8
639	590		(5) F
640		-	OR THE 2024-25 STATE FISCAL YEAR, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
641		-	SHALL APPROPRIATE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM THE GENERAL FUND
642		-	TO THE DEPARTMENT TO IMPLEMENT THE GRANT PROGRAM
643		-	.
	591	+	OR THE 2024-25 STATE FISCAL YEAR, THE GENERAL
	592	+	9
	593	+	ASSEMBLY SHALL APPROPRIATE FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS FROM THE10
	594	+	GENERAL FUND TO THE DEPARTMENT TO IMPLEMENT THE GRANT11
	595	+	PROGRAM.12
644	596		(6) T
645	597		HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2026.
646		-	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-54-103, add (10)(i)
647		-	as follows:
648		-	22-54-103. Definitions. As used in this article 54, unless the context
649		-	otherwise requires:
	598	+	13
	599	+	SECTION 4. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 22-54-103, add14
	600	+	(10)(i) as follows:15
	601	+	22-54-103. Definitions. As used in this article 54, unless the16
	602	+	context otherwise requires:17
650	603		(10) (i) (I) F
651		-	OR THE 2024-25 BUDGET YEAR AND EACH BUDGET YEAR
652		-	THEREAFTER
653		-	, A DISTRICT MAY INCLUDE IN ITS PUPIL ENROLLMENT PUPILS
654		-	WHO WERE ENROLLED IN THE DISTRICT PRIOR TO THE PUPIL ENROLLMENT
655		-	COUNT DAY AND THEN TRANSFERRED OUT OF THE DISTRICT PRIOR TO THE
656		-	PUPIL ENROLLMENT COUNT DAY FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTENDING A
657		-	RECOVERY HIGH SCHOOL
658		-	.
659		-	(II) N
660		-	OTWITHSTANDING SECTION 22-2-306, THE DEPARTMENT OF
661		-	EDUCATION IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADVANCE NOTICE REQUIREMENTS
662		-	TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT OR AN INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL IN IMPLEMENTING
663		-	THIS SUBSECTION
664		-	(10)(i).
665		-	(III) A
666		-	S USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (10)(i), "RECOVERY HIGH SCHOOL"
667		-	MEANS A SCHOOL THAT:
	604	+	OR THE 2024-25 BUDGET YEAR AND EACH BUDGET18
	605	+	YEAR THEREAFTER, A DISTRICT MAY INCLUDE IN ITS PUPIL ENROLLMENT19
	606	+	PUPILS WHO WERE ENROLLED IN THE DISTRICT PRIOR TO THE PUPIL20
	607	+	ENROLLMENT COUNT DAY AND THEN TRANSFERRED OUT OF THE DISTRICT21
	608	+	PRIOR TO THE PUPIL ENROLLMENT COUNT DAY FOR THE PURPOSE OF22
	609	+	ATTENDING A RECOVERY HIGH SCHOOL .23
	610	+	(II) NOTWITHSTANDING SECTION 22-2-306, THE DEPARTMENT OF24
	611	+	EDUCATION IS NOT REQUIRED TO PROVIDE ADVANCE NOTICE25
	612	+	REQUIREMENTS TO A SCHOOL DISTRICT OR AN INSTITUTE CHARTER SC HOOL26
	613	+	IN IMPLEMENTING THIS SUBSECTION (10)(i).27
	614	+	048
	615	+	-16- (III) AS USED IN THIS SUBSECTION (10)(i), "RECOVERY HIGH1
	616	+	SCHOOL" MEANS A SCHOOL THAT:2
668	617		(A) E
669		-	DUCATES AND SUPPORTS STUDENTS IN RECOVERY FROM
670		-	SUBSTANCE USE OR CO
671		-	-OCCURRING DISORDERS, INCLUDING SELF-HARM AND
672		-	DISORDERED EATING
673		-	;
	618	+	DUCATES AND SUPPORTS STUDENTS IN RECOVERY FROM3
	619	+	SUBSTANCE USE OR CO-OCCURRING DISORDERS, INCLUDING SELF-HARM4
	620	+	AND DISORDERED EATING;5
674	621		(B) I
675		-	NTENDS THAT ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED ARE WORKING IN AN
676		-	ACTIVE AND ABSTINENCE
677		-	-FOCUSED PROGRAM OF RECOVERY AS DETERMINED
678		-	BY THE STUDENT AND THE SCHOOL
679		-	;
680		-	PAGE 13-SENATE BILL 24-048 (C) PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES LEARNING HOW TO LIVE WITH ,
681		-	AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR , THEIR TEENS WHO ARE ENTERING INTO THE
682		-	RECOVERY LIFESTYLE
683		-	; AND
684		-	(D) MEETS STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR AWARDING A HIGH SCHOOL
685		-	DIPLOMA
686		-	.
687		-	SECTION 5. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 27-80-126, amend
688		-	(3)(b) as follows:
689		-	27-80-126. Recovery support services grant program - creation
690		-	- eligibility - reporting requirements - appropriation - rules -
691		-	definitions. (3) A recovery community organization that receives a grant
692		-	from the grant program may use the money to:
693		-	(b) Provide guidance to individuals with a substance use disorder or
694		-	co-occurring substance use and mental health disorder and their family
	622	+	NTENDS THAT ALL STUDENTS ENROLLED ARE WORKING IN AN6
	623	+	ACTIVE AND ABSTINENCE -FOCUSED PROGRAM OF RECOVERY AS7
	624	+	DETERMINED BY THE STUDENT AND THE SCHOOL ;8
	625	+	(C) P
	626	+	ROVIDES SUPPORT FOR FAMILIES LEARNING HOW TO LIVE9
	627	+	WITH, AND PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR, THEIR TEENS WHO ARE ENTERING INTO10
	628	+	THE RECOVERY LIFESTYLE; AND11
	629	+	(D) M
	630	+	EETS STATE REQUIREMENTS FOR AWARDING A HIGH SCHOOL12
	631	+	DIPLOMA.13
	632	+	SECTION 5.
	633	+	In Colorado Revised Statutes, 27-80-126, amend14
	634	+	(3)(b) as follows:15
	635	+	27-80-126. Recovery support services grant program -16
	636	+	creation - eligibility - reporting requirements - appropriation - rules17
	637	+	- definitions. (3) A recovery community organization that receives a18
	638	+	grant from the grant program may use the money to:19
	639	+	(b) Provide guidance to individuals with a substance use disorder20
	640	+	or co-occurring substance use and mental health disorder and their family21
695	641		members on
696		-	THE MANY PATHWAYS FOR RECOVERY , navigating treatment,
	642	+	THE MANY PATHWAYS FOR RECOVERY , navigating treatment,22
697	643		social service
698		-	SERVICES, and recovery support systems;
699		-	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 27-80-129, ~~amend~~
700		-	(1)(b)(I) introductory portion, (3), and (4) as follows:
701		-	27-80-129. Regulation of recovery residences - rules - ~~definitions.~~
702		-	(1) As used in this section:
703		-	~~(b) (I) "Recovery residence" "sober living facility", or "sober home"~~
704		-	~~means any premises,~~ ~~place,~~ facility, or ~~building that provides housing~~
705		-	~~accommodation for individuals with a primary diagnosis of a substance use~~
706		-	~~disorder that:~~
707		-	~~(3) (a) Effective January 1, 2020,~~
708		-	A person shall not operate a
709		-	facility using the term recovery residence "sober living facility", "~~sober~~
710		-	home", or a substantially similar term FACILITY, and a licensed, registered,
	644	+	SERVICES, and recovery support systems;23
	645	+	SECTION 6. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 27-80-129, amend24
	646	+	(1)(b)(I) introductory portion, (3), and (4) as follows:25
	647	+	27-80-129. Regulation of recovery residences - rules -26
	648	+	definitions. (1) As used in this section:27
	649	+	048
	650	+	-17- (b) (I) "Recovery residence" "sober living facility", or "sober1
	651	+	home" means any premises, place, facility, or building that provides2
	652	+	housing accommodation for individuals with a primary diagnosis of a3
	653	+	substance use disorder that:4
	654	+	(3) (a) Effective January 1, 2020, A person shall not operate a5
	655	+	facility using the term recovery residence "sober living facility", "sober6
	656	+	home", or a substantially similar term FACILITY, and a licensed, registered,7
711	657		or certified health-care provider;
712		-	A MANAGED CARE ENTITY, AS DEFINED IN
713		-	SECTION
714		-	25.5-5-802 (5); A MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATION , AS DEFINED IN
715		-	SECTION
716		-	25.5-5-403 (5); or a licensed health facility shall not refer an
717		-	individual in need of recovery support services
718		-	to a facility RECOVERY
719		-	RESIDENCE
720		-	, unless the facility
721		-	RESIDENCE:
722		-	PAGE 14-SENATE BILL 24-048 (a) (I) Is certified by a certifying body as specified in subsection (4)
723		-	of this section;
724		-	(b) (II) Is chartered by Oxford House or its successor organization;
	658	+	A MANAGED CARE ENTITY, AS DEFINED
	659	+	8
	660	+	IN SECTION 25.5-5-802 (5); A MANAGED CARE ORGANIZATION , AS DEFINED9
	661	+	IN SECTION 25.5-5-403 (5); or a licensed health facility shall not refer an10
	662	+	individual in need of recovery support services to a facility RECOVERY11
	663	+	RESIDENCE, unless the facility RESIDENCE:12
	664	+	(a) (I) Is certified by a certifying body as specified in subsection13
	665	+	(4) of this section;14
	666	+	(b) (II) Is chartered by Oxford House or its successor15
	667	+	organization;
725	668		OR
726		-	(c) (III) Has been operating as a recovery residence in Colorado for
727		-	thirty or more years as of May 23, 2019. or
728		-	(d) Is a community-based organization that provides reentry
729		-	services as described in section 17-33-101 (7).
730		-	(b) IF A PERSON IS OPERATING A RECOVERY RESIDENCE OR A
731		-	SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR FACILITY IN VIOLATION OF SUBSECTION
732		-	(3)(a) OF
733		-	THIS SECTION
734		-	, THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION SHALL SEND THE
735		-	FACILITY A CEASE
736		-	-AND-DESIST LETTER.
737		-	(4) The behavioral health administration in the department of human
738		-	services shall, by rule, determine the requirements for a certifying body
739		-	seeking approval for purposes of subsection (3)(a) (3)(a)(I) of this section,
740		-	which rules must include a requirement that a certifying body include a
741		-	representative from the behavioral health administration on its board.
742		-	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-28-115, add (2)(b.7)
743		-	as follows:
744		-	30-28-115. Public welfare to be promoted - legislative
	669	+	16
	670	+	(c) (III) Has been operating as a recovery residence in Colorado17
	671	+	for thirty or more years as of May 23, 2019. or18
	672	+	(d) Is a community-based organization that provides reentry19
	673	+	services as described in section 17-33-101 (7).20
	674	+	(b) I
	675	+	F A PERSON IS OPERATING A RECOVERY RESIDENCE OR A
	676	+	21
	677	+	SUBSTANTIALLY SIMILAR FACILITY IN VIOLATION OF SUBSECTION (3)(a) OF22
	678	+	THIS SECTION, THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ADMINISTRATION SHALL SEND23
	679	+	THE FACILITY A CEASE-AND-DESIST LETTER.24
	680	+	(4) The behavioral health administration in the department of25
	681	+	human services shall, by rule, determine the requirements for a certifying26
	682	+	body seeking approval for purposes of subsection (3)(a) (3)(a)(I) of this27
	683	+	048
	684	+	-18- section, which rules must include a requirement that a certifying body1
	685	+	include a representative from the behavioral health administration on its2
	686	+	board.3
	687	+	SECTION 7. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 30-28-115, add4
	688	+	(2)(b.7) as follows:5
	689	+	30-28-115. Public welfare to be promoted - legislative6
745	690		declaration - construction. (2) (b.7) T
746		-	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS AND
747		-	DECLARES THAT IT IS THE POLICY OF THE STATE TO ENCOURAGE
748		-	, PROMOTE,
749		-	AND ASSIST PERSONS WHO ARE IN RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE
750		-	DISORDERS TO LIVE IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
751		-	. FURTHER, THE
752		-	GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE USE OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES
753		-	, AS
754		-	DEFINED IN SECTION
755		-	27-80-129 (1)(b), BY PERSONS IN RECOVERY FROM
756		-	SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IS A MATTER OF STATEWIDE CONCERN AND THAT
757		-	RECOVERY RESIDENCES ARE A RESIDENTIAL USE OF PROPERTY FOR ZONING
758		-	PURPOSES AND SUBJECT ONLY TO THE REGULATIONS OF LIKE DWELLINGS IN
759		-	THE SAME ZONE
760		-	.
761		-	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-303, add (2)(b.7)
762		-	as follows:
763		-	PAGE 15-SENATE BILL 24-048 31-23-303. Legislative declaration. (2) (b.7) T HE GENERAL
764		-	ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT IT IS THE POLICY OF THE STATE TO
765		-	ENCOURAGE
766		-	, PROMOTE, AND ASSIST PERSONS WHO ARE IN RECOVERY FROM
767		-	SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TO LIVE IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS
768		-	.
769		-	F
770		-	URTHER, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE USE OF RECOVERY
771		-	RESIDENCES
772		-	, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 27-80-129 (1)(b), BY PERSONS IN
773		-	RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IS A MATTER OF STATEWIDE
774		-	CONCERN AND THAT RECOVERY RESIDENCES ARE A RESIDENTIAL USE OF
775		-	PROPERTY FOR ZONING PURPOSES AND SUBJECT ONLY TO THE REGULATIONS
776		-	OF LIKE DWELLINGS IN THE SAME ZONE
777		-	.
778		-	SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 44-3-108 as
779		-	follows:
780		-	44-3-108. Substance use disorders - recovery - retail liquor sales
781		-	- stakeholder group - rules - repeal. (1) N
782		-	O LATER THAN JULY 1, 2025, IN
783		-	ORDER TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE RECOVERING FROM SUBSTANCE USE
784		-	DISORDERS
785		-	, THE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SHALL ADOPT RULES
786		-	RELATED TO THE LOCATION OF ALCOHOL BEVERAGE DISPLAYS
787		-	.
	691	+	HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS7
	692	+	AND DECLARES THAT IT IS THE POLICY OF THE STATE TO ENCOURAGE ,8
	693	+	PROMOTE, AND ASSIST PERSONS WHO ARE IN RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE9
	694	+	USE DISORDERS TO LIVE IN RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOODS . FURTHER, THE10
	695	+	GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT THE USE OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES ,11
	696	+
	697	+	AS DEFINED IN SECTION 27-80-129 (1)(b), BY PERSONS IN RECOVERY12
	698	+	FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IS A MATTER OF STATEWIDE CONCERN13
	699	+	AND THAT RECOVERY RESIDENCES ARE A RESIDENTIAL USE OF PROPERTY14
	700	+	FOR ZONING PURPOSES AND SUBJECT ONLY TO THE REGULATIONS OF LIKE15
	701	+	DWELLINGS IN THE SAME ZONE.16
	702	+	SECTION 8. In Colorado Revised Statutes, 31-23-303, add17
	703	+	(2)(b.7) as follows:18
	704	+	31-23-303. Legislative declaration. (2) (b.7) T
	705	+	HE GENERAL
	706	+	19
	707	+	ASSEMBLY FINDS AND DECLARES THAT IT IS THE POLICY OF THE STATE TO20
	708	+	ENCOURAGE, PROMOTE, AND ASSIST PERSONS WHO ARE IN RECOVERY21
	709	+	FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS TO LIVE IN RESIDENTIAL22
	710	+	NEIGHBORHOODS. FURTHER, THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY DECLARES THAT23
	711	+	THE USE OF RECOVERY RESIDENCES , AS DEFINED IN SECTION 27-80-12924
	712	+	(1)(b),
	713	+	BY PERSONS IN RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS IS A
	714	+	25
	715	+	MATTER OF STATEWIDE CONCERN AND THAT RECOVERY RESIDENCES ARE26
	716	+	A RESIDENTIAL USE OF PROPERTY FOR ZONING PURPOSES AND SUBJECT27
	717	+	048
	718	+	-19- ONLY TO THE REGULATIONS OF LIKE DWELLINGS IN THE SAME ZONE .1
	719	+	2
	720	+	SECTION 9. In Colorado Revised Statutes, add 44-3-108 as3
	721	+	follows:4
	722	+	44-3-108. Substance use disorders - recovery - retail liquor5
	723	+	sales - stakeholder group - rules - repeal. (1) N
	724	+	O LATER THAN JULY 1,
	725	+	6
	726	+	2025,
	727	+	IN ORDER TO ASSIST INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE RECOVERING FROM
	728	+	7
	729	+	SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS, THE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SHALL8
	730	+	ADOPT RULES RELATED TO THE LOCATION OF ALCOHOL BEVERAGE9
	731	+	DISPLAYS.10
788	732		(2) T
789	733		HE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SHALL CONVENE A
790		-	~~STAKEHOLDER GROUP OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO DEVELOP THE RULES~~
791		-	~~REQUIRED IN SUBSECTION~~
792		-	(1) OF THIS SECTION:
	734	+	11
	735	+	STAKEHOLDER GROUP OF THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS TO DEVELOP THE12
	736	+	RULES REQUIRED IN SUBSECTION (1) OF THIS SECTION:13
793	737		(a) F
794	738		OUR INDIVIDUALS REPRESENTING RECOVERY PROVIDERS , OF
795		-	~~WHOM TWO INDIVIDUALS MUST REPRESENT A RECOVERY PROVIDER IN A~~
796		-	~~RURAL OR FRONTIER AREA AND~~ TWO INDIVIDUALS MUST REPRESENT A
797		-	~~RECOVERY PROVIDER IN A METRO~~ OR ~~URBAN~~ AREA
798		-	;
	739	+	14
	740	+	WHOM TWO INDIVIDUALS MUST REPRESENT A RECOVERY PROVIDER IN A15
	741	+	RURAL OR FRONTIER AREA AND TWO INDIVIDUALS MUST REPRESENT A16
	742	+	RECOVERY PROVIDER IN A METRO OR URBAN AREA ;17
799	743		(b) T
800	744		WO INDIVIDUALS REPRESENTING A RECOVERY RESIDENCE , AS
801		-	~~DEFINED IN SECTION~~
802		-	27-80-129 (1)(b);
	745	+	18
	746	+	DEFINED IN SECTION 27-80-129 (1)(b);19
803	747		(c) T
804		-	HREE INDIVIDUALS, EACH REPRESENTING A CONVENIENCE ~~STORE~~
805		-	~~LICENSED UNDER THIS ARTICLE~~
806		-	3 OR ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 44 ~~TO SELL~~
807		-	ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
808		-	~~; AND~~
809		-	~~(d) THREE~~ INDIVIDUALS, EACH REPRESENTING A GROCERY STORE
810		-	~~LICENSED UNDER THIS ARTICLE~~
811		-	3 OR ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 44 TO ~~SELL~~
812		-	ALCOHOL BEVERAGES
813		-	.
814		-	~~PAGE 16-SENATE BILL 24-048 (3) THE~~ LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SHALL PROVIDE NOTICE OF
815		-	~~STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS ON ITS WEBSITE AND HOLD STAKEHOLDER~~
816		-	MEETINGS ~~OPEN TO THE PUBLIC~~
817		-	~~. THE STAKEHOLDER GROUP SHALL MEET AT~~
818		-	~~LEAST THREE TIMES~~
819		-	.
	748	+	HREE INDIVIDUALS, EACH REPRESENTING A CONVENIENCE
	749	+	20
	750	+	STORE LICENSED UNDER THIS ARTICLE 3 OR ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 44 TO21
	751	+	SELL ALCOHOL BEVERAGES; AND22
	752	+	(d) T
	753	+	HREE INDIVIDUALS, EACH REPRESENTING A GROCERY STORE
	754	+	23
	755	+	LICENSED UNDER THIS ARTICLE 3 OR ARTICLE 4 OF THIS TITLE 44 TO SELL24
	756	+	ALCOHOL BEVERAGES.25
	757	+	(3) T
	758	+	HE LIQUOR ENFORCEMENT DIVISION SHALL PROVIDE NOTICE
	759	+	26
	760	+	OF STAKEHOLDER MEETINGS ON IT S WEBSITE AND HOLD STAKEHOLDER27
	761	+	048
	762	+	-20- MEETINGS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. THE STAKEHOLDER GROUP SHALL MEET1
	763	+	AT LEAST THREE TIMES.2
820	764		(4) T
821	765		HIS SECTION IS REPEALED, EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 1, 2026.
822		-	SECTION 10. Appropriation. (1) For the 2024-25 state fiscal
823		-	year, $144,321 is appropriated to the department of education. This
824		-	appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the
825		-	department may use this appropriation as follows:
826		-	(a) $19,010 for use by management and administration for grants
827		-	administration, which amount is based on an assumption that the division
828		-	will require an additional 0.2 FTE;
829		-	(b) $56,300 for use by management and administration for
830		-	information technology services; and
831		-	(c) $69,011 for use by student pathways for the substance use
832		-	disorders recovery grant pilot program, which amount is based on an
833		-	assumption that the division will require an additional 0.2 FTE.
834		-	(2) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $303,752 is appropriated to the
835		-	department of higher education. This appropriation is from the general fund.
836		-	To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation for the
837		-	college opportunity fund program to be used for limited purpose
838		-	fee-for-service contracts with state institutions.
839		-	(3) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $303,752 is appropriated to the
840		-	department of higher education. This appropriation is from reappropriated
841		-	funds received from the limited purpose fee-for-service contracts with state
842		-	institutions under subsection (2) of this section and is based on an
843		-	assumption that the department will require an additional 1.3 FTE. To
844		-	implement this act, the department may use this appropriation for the
845		-	regents of the university of Colorado for allocation to the school of public
846		-	health.
847		-	(4) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $37,980 is appropriated to the
848		-	department of revenue for use by the liquor and tobacco enforcement
849		-	PAGE 17-SENATE BILL 24-048 division. This appropriation is from the liquor enforcement division and
850		-	state licensing authority cash fund created in section 44-6-101, C.R.S. To
851		-	implement this act, the division may use this appropriation as follows:
852		-	(a) $30,798 for personal services, which amount is based on an
853		-	assumption that the division will require an additional 0.4 FTE; and
854		-	(b) $7,182 for operating expenses.
855		-	SECTION 11. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act
856		-	takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the
857		-	ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except
858		-	that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V
859		-	of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this act
860		-	within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take effect
861		-	unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in
862		-	PAGE 18-SENATE BILL 24-048 November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the official
863		-	declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.
864		-	____________________________ ____________________________
865		-	Steve Fenberg Julie McCluskie
866		-	PRESIDENT OF SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE
867		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
868		-	____________________________ ____________________________
869		-	Cindi L. Markwell Robin Jones
870		-	SECRETARY OF CHIEF CLERK OF THE HOUSE
871		-	THE SENATE OF REPRESENTATIVES
872		-	APPROVED________________________________________
873		-	(Date and Time)
874		-	_________________________________________
875		-	Jared S. Polis
876		-	GOVERNOR OF THE STATE OF COLORADO
877		-	PAGE 19-SENATE BILL 24-048
	766	+	3
	767	+	SECTION 10. Appropriation. (1) For the 2024-25 state fiscal4
	768	+	year, $144,321 is appropriated to the department of education. This5
	769	+	appropriation is from the general fund. To implement this act, the6
	770	+	department may use this appropriation as follows:7
	771	+	(a) $19,010 for use by management and administration for grants8
	772	+	administration, which amount is based on an assumption that the division9
	773	+	will require an additional 0.2 FTE;10
	774	+	(b) $56,300 for use by management and administration for11
	775	+	information technology services; and12
	776	+	(c) $69,011 for use by student pathways for the substance use13
	777	+	disorders recovery grant pilot program, which amount is based on an14
	778	+	assumption that the division will require an additional 0.2 FTE.15
	779	+	(2) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $303,752 is appropriated to16
	780	+	the department of higher education. This appropriation is from the general17
	781	+	fund. To implement this act, the department may use this appropriation18
	782	+	for the college opportunity fund program to be used for limited purpose19
	783	+	fee-for-service contracts with state institutions.20
	784	+	(3) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $303,752 is appropriated to21
	785	+	the department of higher education. This appropriation is from22
	786	+	reappropriated funds received from the limited purpose fee-for-service23
	787	+	contracts with state institutions under subsection (2) of this section, and24
	788	+	is based on an assumption that the department will require an additional25
	789	+	1.3 FTE. To implement this act, the department may use this26
	790	+	appropriation for the regents of the university of Colorado for allocation27
	791	+	048
	792	+	-21- to the school of public health.1
	793	+	(4) For the 2024-25 state fiscal year, $37,980 is appropriated to2
	794	+	the department of revenue for use by the liquor and tobacco enforcement3
	795	+	division. This appropriation is from the liquor enforcement division and4
	796	+	state licensing authority cash fund created in 44-6-101, C.R.S. To5
	797	+	implement this act, the division may use this appropriation as follows:6
	798	+	(a) $30,798 for personal services, which amount is based on an7
	799	+	assumption that the division will require an additional 0.4 FTE; and8
	800	+	(b) $7,182 for operating expenses. 9
	801	+	SECTION 11. Act subject to petition - effective date. This act10
	802	+	takes effect at 12:01 a.m. on the day following the expiration of the11
	803	+	ninety-day period after final adjournment of the general assembly; except12
	804	+	that, if a referendum petition is filed pursuant to section 1 (3) of article V13
	805	+	of the state constitution against this act or an item, section, or part of this14
	806	+	act within such period, then the act, item, section, or part will not take15
	807	+	effect unless approved by the people at the general election to be held in16
	808	+	November 2024 and, in such case, will take effect on the date of the17
	809	+	official declaration of the vote thereon by the governor.18
	810	+	048
	811	+	-22-