SENATE - BILL

SB 414

Authorizing the secretary of corrections to enter into a memorandum of understanding to provide money from the evidence-based programs account to residential facilities with behavioral health crisis intervention services for juveniles.

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Bill Progress

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Version

Bill Fiscal Note
As Introduced

Authorizing the secretary of corrections to enter into a memorandum of understanding to provide money from the evidence-based programs account to residential facilities with behavioral health crisis intervention services for juveniles.

Legislative History

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Testimony & Minutes

Senate · Committee on Judiciary 10
Hearing Date Minutes Presenter Organization Topic PDF
Feb 3, 2026 View Kristalle Hedrick, CEO Children's Alliance of Kansas SB414 Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Tanya Keys, Deputy Secretary Department for Children and Families SB414 Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Drew Adkins, Commissioner for Behavioral Health Services Kansas Dept for Aging & Disability Services SB414 Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Lara Blake Bors, Subcommittee Chair Juvenile Justice Oversight Committee of Kansas SB414 Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Kerrie Lonard, JD, MSW Child Advocate Office of the Child Advocate SB414 Pro - WO
Feb 3, 2026 View Stephanie Ueberall, Deputy Program Director, Juvenile Justice, Council of State Governments SB414 Neu
Feb 3, 2026 View Megan Milner, Deputy Secretry Kansas Dept of Corrections SB414 Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Gina Meier-Hummel, Exec Director O'Connell Children's Shelter SB414 WO Pro
Feb 3, 2026 View Natalie Scott, Revisors Office State of Kansas SB414 Bill Brief
Feb 3, 2026 View Drew Adkins, Commissioner for Behavioral Health Services KDADS SB414 Pro

Identification

Bill No. SB 414
Chamber Senate
Requested By Requested by Tanya Keys on behalf of the Kansas Department for Children and Families

Sections Affected

Amended

K.S.A. 2025 Supp. 65-536

Effective Date

This act shall take effect and be in force from and after its publication in the statute book.
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