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Recovery housing workgroup will hold 2 subgroup meetings next week

Richmond, United States · Richmond

Recovery housing workgroup will hold 2 subgroup meetings next week

The first two subgroup meetings of the SB838 workgroup will be held virtually this Tuesday, June 24. Subgroup 1, focusing on requirements for recovery housing certification, will meet from 1:30 to 3 p.m. From the Event Details page of the Commonwealth Calendar: Subgroup 1: Requirements for Certification will focus on the following parts of the […]Read Article

Another Orange County City Cracks Down on Sober Living Homes

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

City leaders in Mission Viejo are pushing forward new rules for sober living homes, requiring a new permitting process and distance requirements for these transitional facilities. Sober living homes — also called group homes — are meant to provide residential space for people with alcohol or drug addiction so they can stay clean and participate in a recovery program. However, these facilities can often draw complaints from locals about noise an…See the Story

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