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Washington state proposes stricter rules for sex offender transition homes near schools, following community pushback.
Washington state lawmakers from the Tri-Cities region introduced eight bills to restrict where sex offender transition homes can be placed, following public opposition to a proposed facility near a Kennewick elementary school.
The measures include expanding buffer zones to half a mile around schools and childcare centers, requiring advance notification of property use, mandating treatment providers own facilities, and ensuring nearby community corrections officers.
The legislation aims to increase transparency, accountability, and community input in placement decisions, with all bills referred to the House Community Safety Committee.
El estado de Washington propone reglas más estrictas para los hogares de transición de delincuentes sexuales cerca de las escuelas, tras la oposición de la comunidad.