OR HB2929

Expands the Alcohol and Drug Policy Commission from 17 to 21 Governor-appointed members, with specific representation requirements including a tribal representative, county official, nine healthcare providers with substance use expertise, criminal justice representative, attorney, school administrator, and local public health administrator

Updates terminology throughout Oregon statutes from "alcohol and drug abuse prevention and treatment" to "substance use prevention, substance use disorder treatment and recovery support services" to reflect current clinical language

Requires participating state agencies to provide 45 days advance notice to the commission before adopting any rules related to substance use prevention, treatment, or recovery services

Shifts authority to select commission chairperson and vice chairperson from the commission itself to the Governor

Adds youth substance use prevention and treatment strategies targeting individuals up to age 26 and their families as a required component of the statewide comprehensive plan