Reports Received-SFY18
Statewide, the total number of child reports received is 46,866.
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Reports Assigned-SFY18
Statewide, 55% of child reports are assigned.
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Non Abuse/Neglect Presenting Situations for Assigned Reports-SFY18
Statewide, 81.5% of assigned child reports involve the non-abuse neglect presenting situations without proper control.
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Reports Assigned to Assess Alleged Maltreatment-SFY18
Statewide, the top three maltreatment types involved in assigned child reports are physical abuse (32.5%), lack of supervision (18.0%), and emotional abuse (20.6%).
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Timely Contact with Victim/Family-SFY18
Statewide, SFY17 96.9% of assigned child reports had a timely contact with victim/family.
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Findings-SFY18
Statewide, 89.2% of child reports assigned for a finding are unsubstantiated. Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16 SFY15 SFY14 SFY13 SFY12 SFY11 SFY10
Recurrence of Maltreatment-SFY18
Statewide, 6.2% of children experience recurrent maltreatment.
A lower percentage is better for this measure.
Historical Reports: SFY17 SFY16
SFY 1997-2016 Child Protective Services Statewide Service Frequency Table