OR HB3069

Establishes the Oregon Public Safety Coordination Grant Program within the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission to consolidate multiple grant programs including Justice Reinvestment, Treatment Courts, Behavioral Health Deflection, and IMPACTS programs under a unified county application process with biennial public safety plans

Expands the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission from 9 to 12 members, adding representatives from victim services programs, community reentry organizations, and the Judicial Department, with enhanced requirements for geographic, racial, ethnic, and gender diversity

Creates the Oregon Law Enforcement Grant Program consolidating grants for organized retail theft enforcement, illegal marijuana market enforcement, and jail-based medications for opioid use disorder treatment into a streamlined application process for cities and counties

Restructures the Oregon Behavioral Health Deflection Program funding formula to distribute 25% based on historical allocations, 70% based on projected populations served, with minimum county grants of $300,000 initially transitioning to $150,000 and competitive grants in future years

Transfers administration of the IMPACTS (Improving People's Access to Community-based Treatment, Supports and Services) Program from the Oregon Health Authority's grant review committee to the Oregon Criminal Justice Commission, effective July 1, 2026