URGING STATE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES TO INCLUDE DEDICATED DAY CARE FACILITIES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN WHEN DESIGNING STATE BUILDINGS THAT WILL EMPLOY OR HOUSE TWO HUNDRED FIFTY OR MORE PERSONS.

This bill is a non-binding resolution that urges state departments and agencies in Hawaii to include dedicated day care facilities for both children and adults when designing state buildings that will employ or house 250 or more people. The measure aims to address Hawaii's high childcare costs and severe provider shortages by encouraging state facilities to integrate care spaces, potentially through partnerships with licensed providers. It also directs state agencies to consider integrating these spaces during facility planning and capital improvement projects when feasible. The resolution does not mandate construction or funding but instead serves as a policy recommendation to state officials.