Tennessee 2025 2025-2026 Regular Session

Tennessee Senate Bill SB0110 Introduced / Fiscal Note

Filed 02/10/2025

                    SB 110 - HB 133 
FISCAL NOTE 
 
 
 
Fiscal Review Committee 
Tennessee General Assembly 
 
February 11, 2025 
Fiscal Analyst: Chris Higgins | Email: chris.higgins@capitol.tn.gov | Phone: 615-741-2564 
 
SB 110 - HB 133 
 
SUMMARY OF BILL:    Adds one participant located in the Eastern Grand Division of the 
state to the residential pilot program administered by the Department of Disability and Aging 
(DDA) to provide permanent housing to persons with intellectual or developmental disabilities. 
Requires the participant to be located in Bradley County and to possess a license to operate an 
existing residential home.  
 
 
FISCAL IMPACT: 
 
STATE GOVERNMENT 
REVENUE 	General Fund 
FY25-26 & Subsequent Years 	$10,600 
      
 Assumptions: 
 
• Pursuant to Tenn. Code Ann. § 52-2-418(a), a residential facility that houses persons with 
intellectual or developmental disabilities may not be licensed by DDA if the facility houses 
more than four persons served; and no more than two such residential facilities may be 
licensed within 500 yards in any direction from other such facilities. 
• Public Chapter 993 of 2024 created a pilot program to allow DDA to license two 
participants to operate private congregated communities for persons with intellectual or 
developmental disabilities in Williamson and Shelby County. 
• The proposed legislation will allow one additional pilot participant, located in Bradley 
County. 
• Based on information provided by DDA, the Department can oversee an additional pilot 
program participant utilizing existing staff and resources, without a significant increase in 
expenditures.  
• The annual facility fee for each participant will be $175 per bed, with an additional $50 
inspection fee for each site.  
• The proposed legislation establishes that the new participant may offer residential services 
for no more than 60 additional adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. 
• The increase in state revenue is estimated to be $10,550 [($175 x 60 residents) + ($50 x 1 
site)] in FY25-26 and subsequent years.  
 
 
 
 
   
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CERTIFICATION: 
 
 The information contained herein is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. 
   
Bojan Savic, Executive Director