Relating to public exchange stations.

HB 2855 requires Oregon's Department of State Police to establish public exchange stations for parents or guardians to transfer children and personal property. These stations must be accessible 24/7, monitored by cameras storing video for 30 days (as public records), and clearly signed. The bill prohibits denying public record requests for child exchange videos due to unpaid fees, while allowing standard fees for other requests. It directly affects parents/guardians using these stations and the State Police, which must maintain the equipment and create implementing rules. The policy creates a standardized, transparent process for child exchanges between caregivers.