Delaware’s Judiciary must bring agencies and community groups together to study a possible court program for people facing homelessness and recommend a statewide plan.
Delaware’s Judiciary must form an 18-member group to study a possible statewide HOPE Court program with state agencies and community organizations. The resolution does not establish the program.
The group must report on whether the program could work statewide and recommend a framework, including possible sites, agency roles, partnerships, and long-term sustainability.
Delaware’s Judiciary must establish a working group to study whether a statewide HOPE Court program is feasible. The 18-member group includes legislators, county and community service representatives, a person with lived experience of homelessness and the criminal justice system, and state officials. The resolution directs a feasibility study and a proposed statewide framework; it does not establish the court program. The group must submit its final report within 12 months after its first meeting.
The working group must study feasibility and recommend a framework for statewide implementation. The group must submit its report to the General Assembly and the Governor. The report must address possible sites, agency roles, partnerships, and long-term sustainability. The report is due within 12 months after the group’s first meeting.
No hearings or votes scheduled.