This bill pertains to Calhoun County, Alabama, and seeks to grant the county commission and the governing bodies of municipalities within the county the authority to regulate halfway houses and similar facilities. These facilities include substance abuse rehabilitation treatment facilities, sober living facilities, and any other facility housing residents who are either court-ordered to reside there or supervised by the Calhoun County Community Punishment and Corrections Authority, Inc. The bill defines key terms such as "court order," "facility," and "halfway house" to clarify the scope of the facilities affected by the proposed regulations.

The bill outlines that the regulations may include requirements for permits, size and location limitations, and restrictions on the number of tenants per room. It also allows for the imposition of civil penalties up to $1,000 per day, per resident for each violation of the regulations. The bill mandates that any resolution must provide for notice and a hearing before penalties are assessed and that enforcement can be sought through the Civil Division of the Circuit Court of Calhoun County. Additionally, the bill prohibits registered sex offenders from residing in any regulated facility that houses court-ordered residents or those under supervision by the Calhoun County Community Punishment and Corrections Authority, Inc. The act is set to be repealed on June 1, 2025, and will become effective on June 1, 2024.