If enacted, this bill would amend current statutes by introducing new requirements for homeless service providers that engage in mixed hoteling. Specifically, it mandates that these providers, along with building supervisors and owners, must post prominent signage at all entrances and exits, as well as in visible areas from the reception desk. The signs must convey that the establishment is housing homeless individuals alongside the general public and include safety recommendations for guests. Additionally, the bill specifies the design and size of the signs, and requires that the same information be displayed on any booking websites and provided to guests before check-in.

Furthermore, the bill prohibits the use of state or local funds for mixed hoteling and defines key terms such as "homeless service provider" and "mixed hoteling." The definition clarifies that mixed hoteling involves providing shelter services to homeless individuals while also serving the general public in the same facility. Overall, these updates aim to enhance transparency and safety for guests in hotels that participate in mixed hoteling.

Statutes affected:
Introduced Version: 41-3956
House Engrossed Version: 41-3956