Investigations and Assessments
Rates by Region and County
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Data Highlights
Highest Rate
Region 1: 75.8
Lowest Rate
Region 4: 40.11
Summary
With this map you can compare the rate at which households with children were investigated/assessed by Children's Administration following a report of child abuse or neglect by region or county.
See also
- Investigations & Assessments (Rate), for the same data in a graph format, with more filtering options.
Notes
The allegation filter applies to allegations only, not substantiations.
Small counties often have very volatile data - high one year, low the next - due to the small population sizes. Don't read too much into small county data unless patterns are consistent across years.
To be counted in this measure, a report must have been made and then screened-in by an intake specialist. Cases that were not screened-in did not meet the statutory definition of child abuse or neglect or had no need for an assessment or an investigation.