Establishes five-year Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Program; appropriates $15 million.
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This bill creates a five-year pilot program called the Tri-Share Child Care Pilot Program to make childcare more affordable for working families. It aims to partner employers, employees, and the state to share the cost of childcare, with each party contributing one-third. The program will be administered through regional facilitator hubs, and the state will provide funding through an appropriation of $15 million.
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