Ohio § 5126.46 Obligations to provide residential services

Ohio Statutes

§ 5126.46 — Obligations to provide residential services

Ohio § 5126.46

Title 51Public Welfare

Ch. 5126County Boards of Developmental Disabilities

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 5126.46 (2026).

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(A)No county board of developmental disabilities shall be obligated to use any money other than money in the community developmental disabilities residential services fund to furnish residential services.

(B)Except with respect to a child required to be provided services pursuant to section121.38of the Revised Code, no court or other entity of state or local government shall order or otherwise require a county board of developmental disabilities to use money from local sources for residential services for an individual with a developmental disability or to arrange for residential services for such an individual unless a vacancy exists in an appropriate residential setting within the county.

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(A) No county board of developmental disabilities shall be obligated to use any money other than money in the community developmental disabilities residential services fund to furnish residential services.

(B) Except with respect to a child required to be provided services pursuant to section121.38of the Revised Code, no court or other entity of state or local government shall order or otherwise require a county board of developmental disabilities to use money from local sources for residential services for an individual with a developmental disability or to arrange for residential services for such an individual unless a vacancy exists in an appropriate residential setting within the county.