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Investigations Closed Within 60 Days.

We work tirelessly to protect children, reunify families, ensure safe living environments and prevent unnecessary trauma. As an agency, we are proud to be a pillar of strength for our communities, and proud to do work each day that makes an impact on the world around us every day.

Confidentiality of Child Abuse Reports in Arizona The reporter's name or other information will not appear in any reports, even if the parents receive a copy of the report (the reporter's name and other information will be redacted or blacked out of the reports).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records.

If you believe your rights have been violated, you may: Attempt to resolve the dispute with the assigned DCS Specialist by phone or email. Elevate your concerns to the assigned DCS Program Supervisor by phone or email. File a complaint with the DCS Office of the Ombudsman at 602-364-0777 or ombudsman@azdcs.gov.

DCS may request removal based upon: Abandonment. Neglect. Parents' inability to control the child. Suspected: Mental abuse. Physical abuse. Sexual abuse.

When DCS receives an allegation of child abuse or neglect, state law requires that the Department conduct a thorough investigation. The investigation includes gathering information and conducting interviews to ensure the children are safe.

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records. If you are requesting DCS publications, policies, training and other public records, click this Public Information Requests link to display the Request for Information form.

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Below are a few reasons why Child Protective Services would remove a child or children: Abandoning a child(ren) Neglecting a child(ren) Failure to protect a child(ren) from abuse or neglect.

Investigations Closed Within 60 Days.

We work tirelessly to protect children, reunify families, ensure safe living environments and prevent unnecessary trauma. As an agency, we are proud to be a pillar of strength for our communities, and proud to do work each day that makes an impact on the world around us every day.

Confidentiality of Child Abuse Reports in Arizona The reporter's name or other information will not appear in any reports, even if the parents receive a copy of the report (the reporter's name and other information will be redacted or blacked out of the reports).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records.

If you believe your rights have been violated, you may: Attempt to resolve the dispute with the assigned DCS Specialist by phone or email. Elevate your concerns to the assigned DCS Program Supervisor by phone or email. File a complaint with the DCS Office of the Ombudsman at 602-364-0777 or ombudsman@azdcs.gov.

DCS may request removal based upon: Abandonment. Neglect. Parents' inability to control the child. Suspected: Mental abuse. Physical abuse. Sexual abuse.

When DCS receives an allegation of child abuse or neglect, state law requires that the Department conduct a thorough investigation. The investigation includes gathering information and conducting interviews to ensure the children are safe.

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records. If you are requesting DCS publications, policies, training and other public records, click this Public Information Requests link to display the Request for Information form.

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Below are a few reasons why Child Protective Services would remove a child or children: Abandoning a child(ren) Neglecting a child(ren) Failure to protect a child(ren) from abuse or neglect.

Investigations Closed Within 60 Days.

We work tirelessly to protect children, reunify families, ensure safe living environments and prevent unnecessary trauma. As an agency, we are proud to be a pillar of strength for our communities, and proud to do work each day that makes an impact on the world around us every day.

Confidentiality of Child Abuse Reports in Arizona The reporter's name or other information will not appear in any reports, even if the parents receive a copy of the report (the reporter's name and other information will be redacted or blacked out of the reports).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records.

Below are a few reasons why Child Protective Services would remove a child or children: Abandoning a child(ren) Neglecting a child(ren) Failure to protect a child(ren) from abuse or neglect.

If you believe your rights have been violated, you may: Attempt to resolve the dispute with the assigned DCS Specialist by phone or email. Elevate your concerns to the assigned DCS Program Supervisor by phone or email. File a complaint with the DCS Office of the Ombudsman at 602-364-0777 or ombudsman@azdcs.gov.

Investigations Closed Within 60 Days.

DCS may request removal based upon: Abandonment. Neglect. Parents' inability to control the child. Suspected: Mental abuse. Physical abuse. Sexual abuse.

We work tirelessly to protect children, reunify families, ensure safe living environments and prevent unnecessary trauma. As an agency, we are proud to be a pillar of strength for our communities, and proud to do work each day that makes an impact on the world around us every day.

When DCS receives an allegation of child abuse or neglect, state law requires that the Department conduct a thorough investigation. The investigation includes gathering information and conducting interviews to ensure the children are safe.

Confidentiality of Child Abuse Reports in Arizona The reporter's name or other information will not appear in any reports, even if the parents receive a copy of the report (the reporter's name and other information will be redacted or blacked out of the reports).

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records. If you are requesting DCS publications, policies, training and other public records, click this Public Information Requests link to display the Request for Information form.

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records.

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

If you believe your rights have been violated, you may: Attempt to resolve the dispute with the assigned DCS Specialist by phone or email. Elevate your concerns to the assigned DCS Program Supervisor by phone or email. File a complaint with the DCS Office of the Ombudsman at 602-364-0777 or ombudsman@azdcs.gov.

DCS may request removal based upon: Abandonment. Neglect. Parents' inability to control the child. Suspected: Mental abuse. Physical abuse. Sexual abuse.

When DCS receives an allegation of child abuse or neglect, state law requires that the Department conduct a thorough investigation. The investigation includes gathering information and conducting interviews to ensure the children are safe.

Case records are not public information and must be requested using the instructions for requesting case file records. If you are requesting DCS publications, policies, training and other public records, click this Public Information Requests link to display the Request for Information form.

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).

Once the Department of Child Safety (DCS) has initiated investigation into a suspected report of abuse/neglect, DCS has 60 days to complete the investigation (per Arizona statute).