OR HB2555

Establishes the Family Sentencing Alternative Program through the Department of Corrections, circuit courts, community corrections agencies, and Department of Human Services to provide probation alternatives for eligible defendants

Eligibility requires a presumptive prison sentence of at least one year AND the defendant must be pregnant at sentencing or be a parent/legal guardian with physical custody of a minor child at the time of offense or sentencing

Program conditions may include house arrest, electronic surveillance, vocational training, parenting classes, drug/alcohol treatment, mental health treatment, and life skills classes

Increases Department of Corrections General Fund appropriation by $2,648,236 for the 2025-2027 biennium to implement the program in participating counties

Requires annual joint report from Department of Human Services and Department of Corrections to legislative committees by January 1 each year on program outcomes and efficacy