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Children's DivisionAnnual Report

Fiscal Year 2005

Research and EvaluationJanuary 2006

Missouri Department of Social Services

Children's DivisionAnnual Report

Fiscal Year 2005

Missouri Department of Social ServicesP.O. Box 1527

221 West High StreetJefferson City, Missouri 65102-1527

MISSOURI

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES CHILDREN’S DIVISION

P.O. Box 88 JEFFERSON CITY

65103 TELEPHONE: 573-522-8024

**AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER** services provided on a nondiscriminatory basis

MATT BLUNT GOVERNOR

RELAY MISSOURI for hearing and speech impaired

TEXT TELEPHONE 1-800-735-2966

VOICE 1-800-735-2466

Dear Reader: The Children’s Division is pleased to present the thirteenth annual Children’s Division Annual Report. Material in this report covers the activities during Fiscal Year 2005 (July 1, 2004 through June 30, 2005). Information about children’s services provided in the areas of Child Abuse/ Neglect, Family-Centered Services, Out-Of-Home Placement, and Intensive In-Home Services are included in this report. We hope the data presented here will be useful to all who are interested in the programs and services that are provided by the Children’s Division to the children of Missouri. Any questions about the report should be directed to the Children’s Division or the Research and Evaluation Unit, both located within the Department of Social Services. Sincerely, Paula Neese Interim Director

State of MissouriDepartment of Social Services

Mission: "To maintain or improve the quality of life for the people of the State of Missouri by providing the best possible services to the public with respect, responsiveness and accountability, which will enable individuals and families to better fulfill their potential."

Missouri Children's Division FY 2005 Report

Table of Contents

Child Abuse and Neglect ........................................................................................................................... 1

Table 1. Incidents and Children Reported During FY 2005Compared to Those Reported During FY 2004 ............................................................ 2

Table 2. Disposition of Children Based Upon Investigations/AssessmentsCompleted by Conclusion During FY 2005 ................................................................. 4

Table 3. Status of Incidents Based Upon Investigations/AssessmentsCompleted by Conclusion During FY 2005 ................................................................. 6

Table 4. Time Between the Receipt of a Report and Initial Child Contactfor Investigations/Assessments Completed During FY 2005 ....................................... 8

Table 5. Number of Days Required to Complete Investigations/AssessmentsDuring FY 2005 .......................................................................................................... 10

Table 6. CA/N Incidents and Referrals During FY 2005 ......................................................... 12

Figure 1. Conclusions of CA/N Investigations/AssessmentsCompleted During FY 2005 by Region ...................................................................... 14

Figure 2. Time Between Report and Initial Child Contact for Investigations/Assessments Completed During FY 2005 by Region ................................................ 14

Figure 3. Number of Days to Complete Investigations/AssessmentsDuring FY 2005 by Region ........................................................................................ 15

Figure 4. Investigations with Substantiated Conclusions During FY 2005by Region and Children Per Thousand ....................................................................... 15

Table 7. CA/N Incidents and Children FY 2001 - 2005 ........................................................... 16

Figure 5. CA/N Incidents and Children FY 2001 - 2005 ........................................................... 16

Table 8. CA/N Incidents with Substantiated orFamily Assessment Findings FY 2001 - 2005 ............................................................ 17

Figure 6. CA/N Incidents with Substantiated orFamily Assessment Findings FY 2001 - 2005 ............................................................ 17

Notes Child Abuse and Neglect Tables and Figures ............................................................. 18


Family-Centered Services ........................................................................................................................ 21

Table 9. Cases Active During FY 2005 by Reason for Opening .............................................. 22

Table 10. Persons in FCS During FY 2005 by Role ................................................................... 24

Table 11. Cases Opened During FY 2005 by Reason for Opening ............................................ 26

Table 12. Cases Closed During FY 2005 by Reason for Closing ............................................... 28

Table 13. Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had CourtInvolvement by Number of Months Open .................................................................. 30

Table 14. Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had No CourtInvolvement by Number of Months Open .................................................................. 32

Figure 7. Family-Centered Services Cases Opened DuringFY 2005 by Reason for Opening ................................................................................ 34

Figure 8. Family-Centered Services Cases Closed DuringFY 2005 by Reason for Closing ................................................................................. 34

Table 15. Family-Centered Services Cases Active FY 2001 - 2005 .......................................... 35

Figure 9. Family-Centered Services Cases Active FY 2001 - 2005 .......................................... 35

Table 16. Family-Centered Services Cases Opened FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................... 36

Figure 10. Family-Centered Services Cases Opened FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................... 36

Table 17. Family-Centered Services Cases Closed FY 2001 - 2005 .......................................... 37

Figure 11. Family-Centered Services Cases Closed FY 2001 - 2005 .......................................... 37

Notes Family-Centered Services Tables and Figures ............................................................ 38

Out-of-Home Placement .......................................................................................................................... 39

Table 18. Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Last Known Placement Category ............................... 40

Table 19. Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County ............................................................................................ 42

Table 20. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Last Known Placement Category ............................... 44


Table 21. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Last Known Placement Type ...................................... 46

Table 22. Children Exiting CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Length of Stay............................................................. 52

Table 23. Children Exiting CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager Countyand Placement Category at Time of Exit .................................................................... 54

Table 24. Children Closed from the Alternative Care System During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Reason for Case Closing ............................................ 56

Table 25. Children in Alternative Care During FY 2005 by Adoptive Statusand Case Manager County .......................................................................................... 58

Table 26. Children in Alternative Care During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Legal Status ................................................................ 60

Table 27. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Goal ............................................................................ 62

Table 28. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005by Case Manager County and Length of Stay............................................................. 64

Table 29. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager County and theNumber of Placements During Most Current Legal Status 1 Spell ............................ 66

Table 30. Adoptions Finalized by Case Manager County for FY 2001 - 2005 .......................... 68

Table 31. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005 by Age ..................................................... 70

Table 32. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005 by Race and Hispanic Origin ................... 72

Table 33. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005 by Sex ...................................................... 74

Table 34. CD Custody (Re)Entries and Exits by Month FY 2004 - 2005 .................................. 76

Figure 12. CD Custody (Re)Entries by Month FY 2004 - 2005 .................................................. 77

Figure 13. CD Custody Exits by Month FY 2004 - 2005 ............................................................ 77

Figure 14. Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005 by Placement Type ................. 78

Figure 15. Children Closing from Alternative Care During FY 2005 by Close Reason ............. 78

Table 35. Children Active in CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 ....................................................... 79


Figure 16. Children Active in CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 ....................................................... 79

Table 36. (Re)Entries into CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 ........................................................... 80

Figure 17. (Re)Entries into CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 ........................................................... 80

Table 37. Exits from CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 .................................................................... 81

Figure 18. Exits from CD Custody FY 2001 - 2005 .................................................................... 81

Table 38. Adoptions Finalized FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................................................... 82

Figure 19. Adoptions Finalized FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................................................... 82

Notes Out-of-Home Placement Tables and Figures .............................................................. 83

Intensive In-Home Services .................................................................................................................... 87

Table 39. Families Referred to IIS During FY 2005 by Referral County ................................... 88

Table 40. Families and Children Accepted into IIS During FY 2005by Household County ................................................................................................. 90

Table 41. Exit Status of Families Exiting IIS During FY 2005 .................................................. 92

Table 42. Families Referred to IIS FY 2001 - 2005 ................................................................... 94

Figure 20. Families Referred to IIS During FY 2005 .................................................................. 94

Table 43. Exit Status of Families Exiting IIS FY 2001 - 2005 ................................................... 95

Figure 21. Exit Status of Families Exiting IIS During FY 2005 .................................................. 95

Table 44. Families and Children Accepted into IIS FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................... 96

Figure 22. Families and Children Accepted into IIS FY 2001 - 2005 ......................................... 96

Notes Intensive In-Home Services Tables and Figures ......................................................... 97

Missouri Children's Division FY 2005 Report Page 1

Child Abuse and Neglect


Child Abuse and NeglectTable 1. Incidents and Children Reported During FY 2005 Compared to Those Reported During

FY 2004

FY 2005 FY 2004 PERCENT FY 2005 FY 2004 PERCENT COUNTY INCIDENTS INCIDENTS CHANGE CHILDREN CHILDREN CHANGE

NORTHWEST ANDREW 121 133 -9.02 194 208 -6.73ATCHISON 59 57 3.51 90 74 21.62BUCHANAN 1,269 1,308 -2.98 1,969 2,013 -2.19CALDWELL 112 129 -13.18 160 223 -28.25CARROLL 113 92 22.83 165 137 20.44CASS 713 745 -4.30 1,013 1,075 -5.77CHARITON 55 42 30.95 106 58 82.76CLINTON 177 171 3.51 261 236 10.59COOPER 142 129 10.08 212 182 16.48DAVIESS 90 91 -1.10 152 147 3.40DE KALB 92 108 -14.81 149 177 -15.82GENTRY 49 46 6.52 83 59 40.68GRUNDY 121 110 10.00 197 167 17.96HARRISON 84 68 23.53 118 102 15.69HOLT 57 43 32.56 89 67 32.84JOHNSON 367 357 2.80 554 536 3.36LAFAYETTE 310 321 -3.43 444 488 -9.02LINN 145 145 0.00 252 231 9.09LIVINGSTON 172 160 7.50 259 238 8.82MERCER 21 34 -38.24 31 71 -56.34NODAWAY 136 117 16.24 201 176 14.20PETTIS 522 505 3.37 774 743 4.17PUTNAM 45 50 -10.00 57 71 -19.72RAY 296 278 6.47 432 425 1.65SALINE 262 258 1.55 385 381 1.05SULLIVAN 70 69 1.45 101 102 -0.98WORTH 13 32 -59.38 15 42 -64.29*REGION TOTAL* 5,613 5,598 0.27 8,463 8,429 0.40

NORTHEAST ADAIR 225 215 4.65 350 348 0.57AUDRAIN 244 260 -6.15 343 404 -15.10BOONE 999 1,037 -3.66 1,439 1,571 -8.40CALLAWAY 514 517 -0.58 749 755 -0.79CLARK 85 65 30.77 129 97 32.99COLE 617 594 3.87 906 949 -4.53FRANKLIN 803 907 -11.47 1,165 1,320 -11.74GASCONADE 171 129 32.56 263 194 35.57HOWARD 92 85 8.24 142 132 7.58KNOX 34 40 -15.00 61 64 -4.69LEWIS 86 94 -8.51 113 129 -12.40LINCOLN 487 492 -1.02 817 778 5.01MACON 148 185 -20.00 219 273 -19.78MARION 353 344 2.62 544 507 7.30MONROE 102 79 29.11 171 137 24.82MONTGOMERY 135 161 -16.15 189 237 -20.25OSAGE 87 72 20.83 128 99 29.29PIKE 208 227 -8.37 331 351 -5.70RALLS 71 78 -8.97 100 124 -19.35RANDOLPH 316 337 -6.23 471 510 -7.65SCHUYLER 31 40 -22.50 50 58 -13.79SCOTLAND 37 44 -15.91 52 66 -21.21SHELBY 77 77 0.00 117 117 0.00WARREN 308 282 9.22 474 443 7.00*REGION TOTAL* 6,230 6,361 -2.06 9,323 9,663 -3.52

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 98 111 -11.71 151 170 -11.18BUTLER 574 586 -2.05 891 906 -1.66CAPE GIRARDEAU 625 627 -0.32 879 906 -2.98CARTER 84 82 2.44 121 145 -16.55CRAWFORD 286 347 -17.58 438 544 -19.49DENT 173 206 -16.02 271 327 -17.13DUNKLIN 507 571 -11.21 782 862 -9.28HOWELL 508 488 4.10 741 746 -0.67IRON 134 173 -22.54 203 268 -24.25MADISON 120 136 -11.76 178 190 -6.32MARIES 76 81 -6.17 121 125 -3.20


Child Abuse and NeglectTable 1. (continued) Incidents and Children Reported During FY 2005 Compared to Those

Reported During FY 2004

FY 2005 FY 2004 PERCENT FY 2005 FY 2004 PERCENT COUNTY INCIDENTS INCIDENTS CHANGE CHILDREN CHILDREN CHANGE

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 128 142 -9.86 174 215 -19.07NEW MADRID 231 215 7.44 355 328 8.23OREGON 163 144 13.19 223 205 8.78PEMISCOT 333 321 3.74 520 574 -9.41PERRY 177 146 21.23 264 232 13.79PHELPS 449 498 -9.84 675 792 -14.77PULASKI 410 459 -10.68 619 651 -4.92REYNOLDS 82 83 -1.20 137 126 8.73RIPLEY 203 208 -2.40 290 326 -11.04ST. FRANCOIS 624 750 -16.80 932 1,122 -16.93STE. GENEVIEVE 138 124 11.29 193 184 4.89SCOTT 453 492 -7.93 665 747 -10.98SHANNON 89 90 -1.11 141 133 6.02STODDARD 328 332 -1.20 514 481 6.86TEXAS 300 380 -21.05 459 609 -24.63WASHINGTON 311 327 -4.89 514 525 -2.10WAYNE 182 160 13.75 256 239 7.11*REGION TOTAL* 7,786 8,279 -5.95 11,707 12,678 -7.66

SOUTHWEST BARRY 455 425 7.06 677 645 4.96BARTON 125 125 0.00 188 188 0.00BATES 189 203 -6.90 316 304 3.95BENTON 178 176 1.14 251 258 -2.71CAMDEN 307 347 -11.53 454 535 -15.14CEDAR 193 175 10.29 318 262 21.37CHRISTIAN 537 621 -13.53 757 929 -18.51DADE 85 67 26.87 123 106 16.04DALLAS 219 228 -3.95 334 324 3.09DOUGLAS 172 140 22.86 282 226 24.78GREENE 3,235 3,280 -1.37 4,586 4,713 -2.69HENRY 299 292 2.40 465 472 -1.48HICKORY 87 84 3.57 117 111 5.41JASPER 1,537 1,520 1.12 2,376 2,308 2.95LACLEDE 437 414 5.56 680 626 8.63LAWRENCE 428 430 -0.47 655 616 6.33MCDONALD 310 222 39.64 501 339 47.79MILLER 325 348 -6.61 460 499 -7.82MONITEAU 108 132 -18.18 161 189 -14.81MORGAN 235 257 -8.56 355 415 -14.46NEWTON 541 595 -9.08 818 878 -6.83OZARK 83 107 -22.43 130 171 -23.98POLK 397 398 -0.25 567 580 -2.24ST. CLAIR 134 107 25.23 199 168 18.45STONE 331 336 -1.49 488 510 -4.31TANEY 543 593 -8.43 856 921 -7.06VERNON 284 294 -3.40 411 460 -10.65WEBSTER 422 439 -3.87 623 647 -3.71WRIGHT 297 295 0.68 482 463 4.10*REGION TOTAL* 12,493 12,650 -1.24 18,630 18,863 -1.24

KANSAS CITY CLAY 1,457 1,442 1.04 2,073 2,114 -1.94JACKSON 6,784 6,934 -2.16 10,186 10,383 -1.90PLATTE 488 486 0.41 643 709 -9.31*REGION TOTAL* 8,729 8,862 -1.50 12,902 13,206 -2.30

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 1,693 1,716 -1.34 2,408 2,521 -4.48ST. CHARLES 1,572 1,551 1.35 2,194 2,254 -2.66ST. LOUIS COUNTY 4,604 4,905 -6.14 6,526 7,049 -7.42ST. LOUIS CITY 3,862 4,311 -10.42 6,295 7,233 -12.97*REGION TOTAL* 11,731 12,483 -6.02 17,423 19,057 -8.57

OTHER AREA OFFICE 93 87 6.90 127 128 -0.78OUT HOME INV 1,880 2,108 -10.82 2,743 3,190 -14.01OUT OF STATE 69 69 0.00 87 85 2.35*REGION TOTAL* 2,042 2,264 -9.81 2,957 3,403 -13.11

STATE TOTAL 54,624 56,497 -3.32 81,405 85,299 -4.57


Child Abuse and NeglectTable 2. Disposition of Children Based Upon Investigations/Assessments Completed by

Conclusion During FY 2005 SUBSTAN-TIATED TOTAL

SUBSTAN- UNSUB. FAMILY TOTAL CHILDREN CHILDREN COUNTY TIATED PSI UNSUB. ASSESS. OTHER CHILDREN PER 1,000 PER 1,000

NORTHWEST ANDREW 12 2 12 171 2 199 2.76 45.77ATCHISON 11 1 13 64 3 92 7.11 59.47BUCHANAN 176 38 152 1,561 42 1,969 8.41 94.04CALDWELL 22 10 23 108 2 165 9.06 67.96CARROLL 9 0 39 115 2 165 3.48 63.73CASS 69 104 212 583 16 984 2.96 42.22CHARITON 17 6 18 62 3 106 8.51 53.08CLINTON 19 11 39 180 9 258 3.74 50.80COOPER 20 7 17 168 1 213 5.26 56.04DAVIESS 7 5 23 123 3 161 3.24 74.47DE KALB 21 9 27 76 16 149 8.74 62.01GENTRY 4 0 8 56 4 72 2.24 40.40GRUNDY 20 11 26 134 2 193 8.25 79.62HARRISON 17 3 26 63 0 109 8.08 51.83HOLT 3 3 7 65 4 82 2.36 64.47JOHNSON 43 51 108 358 1 561 3.55 46.27LAFAYETTE 50 23 95 278 5 451 5.79 52.22LINN 35 9 33 152 3 232 10.03 66.49LIVINGSTON 29 8 32 190 0 259 8.16 72.90MERCER 2 6 0 21 1 30 2.31 34.72NODAWAY 14 7 22 147 10 200 3.30 47.11PETTIS 63 28 51 643 8 793 6.07 76.42PUTNAM 5 7 7 36 0 55 3.99 43.86RAY 33 4 48 326 12 423 5.13 65.75SALINE 59 7 52 269 6 393 10.22 68.08SULLIVAN 9 4 14 65 0 92 4.98 50.91WORTH 1 1 3 10 1 16 1.73 27.63*REGION TOTAL* 770 365 1,107 6,024 156 8,422 5.61 61.33

NORTHEAST ADAIR 40 29 84 260 9 422 8.34 87.99AUDRAIN 24 29 106 175 6 340 3.77 53.46BOONE 96 27 282 847 35 1,287 3.11 41.65CALLAWAY 78 34 182 479 18 791 7.52 76.27CLARK 16 11 22 73 4 126 8.64 68.03COLE 73 110 249 482 33 947 4.22 54.76FRANKLIN 171 73 224 683 14 1,165 6.66 45.40GASCONADE 29 28 49 160 4 270 7.63 71.05HOWARD 18 2 16 108 2 146 7.34 59.57KNOX 15 1 19 26 0 61 13.80 56.12LEWIS 19 10 43 61 3 136 7.23 51.77LINCOLN 146 42 149 434 24 795 12.49 68.00MACON 18 6 50 148 8 230 4.71 60.21MARION 108 36 71 296 18 529 14.86 72.77MONROE 23 22 24 104 0 173 9.54 71.78MONTGOMERY 19 21 65 85 7 197 6.16 63.86OSAGE 13 9 34 69 0 125 3.78 36.37PIKE 21 30 76 199 10 336 4.89 78.27RALLS 9 4 39 47 0 99 3.71 40.76RANDOLPH 74 15 131 265 5 490 12.60 83.42SCHUYLER 4 16 12 29 0 61 3.89 59.40SCOTLAND 7 9 11 34 1 62 4.92 43.57SHELBY 16 12 21 72 2 123 9.25 71.14WARREN 124 98 61 254 10 547 18.83 83.05*REGION TOTAL* 1,161 674 2,020 5,390 213 9,458 7.15 58.28

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 24 5 20 81 7 137 7.62 43.48BUTLER 80 44 144 623 18 909 8.09 91.95CAPE GIRARDEAU 91 72 198 461 41 863 5.65 53.61CARTER 15 2 16 82 4 119 10.05 79.71CRAWFORD 65 40 109 354 3 571 10.85 95.33DENT 58 23 47 172 13 313 15.61 84.23DUNKLIN 143 54 151 501 43 892 16.60 103.56HOWELL 40 51 97 512 18 718 4.13 74.20IRON 14 18 45 111 0 188 5.24 70.33MADISON 9 13 50 109 4 185 3.10 63.71MARIES 9 7 40 56 5 117 3.88 50.47


Child Abuse and NeglectTable 2. (continued) Disposition of Children Based Upon Investigations/Assessments Completed

by Conclusion During FY 2005 SUBSTAN-TIATED TOTAL

SUBSTAN- UNSUB. FAMILY TOTAL CHILDREN CHILDREN COUNTY TIATED PSI UNSUB. ASSESS. OTHER CHILDREN PER 1,000 PER 1,000

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 27 17 46 96 1 187 7.64 52.91NEW MADRID 27 12 96 191 6 332 5.17 63.57OREGON 24 20 27 154 4 229 9.54 91.05PEMISCOT 61 56 146 238 9 510 10.14 84.79PERRY 26 13 51 175 3 268 5.51 56.84PHELPS 45 42 214 353 26 680 4.77 72.02PULASKI 84 27 138 281 41 571 7.41 50.36REYNOLDS 6 13 24 91 2 136 3.73 84.58RIPLEY 14 8 45 216 22 305 4.18 90.99ST. FRANCOIS 75 50 261 623 10 1,019 5.62 76.42STE. GENEVIEVE 16 6 56 122 6 206 3.37 43.38SCOTT 76 60 151 389 6 682 6.86 61.52SHANNON 10 3 15 94 8 130 4.55 59.12STODDARD 158 29 53 304 18 562 22.28 79.23TEXAS 77 26 88 211 20 422 13.43 73.60WASHINGTON 80 32 119 354 6 591 12.89 95.25WAYNE 9 22 64 152 3 250 2.92 81.20*REGION TOTAL* 1,363 765 2,511 7,106 347 12,092 8.13 72.09

SOUTHWEST BARRY 93 48 195 369 25 730 10.48 82.25BARTON 16 1 32 128 2 179 4.64 51.96BATES 33 10 69 196 17 325 7.47 73.55BENTON 47 39 70 139 4 299 13.37 85.04CAMDEN 94 29 97 250 5 475 12.52 63.27CEDAR 30 2 91 179 0 302 8.87 89.30CHRISTIAN 160 81 143 415 25 824 10.59 54.52DADE 10 2 19 88 1 120 5.19 62.24DALLAS 43 20 95 218 6 382 10.00 88.80DOUGLAS 34 7 71 172 2 286 10.05 84.57GREENE 481 296 737 3,248 172 4,934 8.99 92.22HENRY 37 7 60 406 29 539 7.09 103.26HICKORY 12 12 45 83 0 152 6.73 85.30JASPER 310 154 482 1,498 60 2,504 11.50 92.91LACLEDE 87 56 179 346 14 682 10.03 78.62LAWRENCE 63 44 135 438 31 711 6.58 74.23MCDONALD 62 32 126 269 17 506 9.91 80.84MILLER 64 16 120 256 23 479 10.33 77.28MONITEAU 12 6 34 113 2 167 3.13 43.53MORGAN 43 12 81 205 11 352 9.36 76.61NEWTON 114 30 257 505 36 942 8.25 68.17OZARK 22 9 38 54 1 124 10.44 58.85POLK 85 45 148 360 14 652 12.24 93.85ST. CLAIR 16 6 69 104 0 195 7.21 87.88STONE 81 16 105 289 24 515 13.20 83.90TANEY 142 120 145 483 36 926 15.93 103.90VERNON 44 13 97 223 4 381 8.09 70.09WEBSTER 101 35 210 424 16 786 11.28 87.75WRIGHT 66 15 121 282 1 485 13.53 99.45*REGION TOTAL* 2,402 1,163 4,071 11,740 578 19,954 9.93 82.50

KANSAS CITY CLAY 192 23 296 1,492 45 2,048 4.04 43.09JACKSON 1,077 354 1,666 6,265 510 9,872 6.38 58.50PLATTE 42 18 96 472 25 653 2.21 34.32*REGION TOTAL* 1,311 395 2,058 8,229 580 12,573 5.57 53.43

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 287 138 370 1,663 55 2,513 5.19 45.47ST. CHARLES 279 44 578 1,210 58 2,169 3.39 26.37ST. LOUIS COUNTY 584 171 1,391 4,114 316 6,576 2.28 25.69ST. LOUIS CITY 800 309 1,291 3,509 648 6,557 8.92 73.13*REGION TOTAL* 1,950 662 3,630 10,496 1,077 17,815 4.04 36.87

OTHER AREA OFFICE 19 8 46 51 5 129 0 0OUT HOME INV 198 0 2,519 0 181 2,898 0 0*REGION TOTAL* 217 8 2,565 51 186 3,027 0 0

STATE TOTAL 9,174 4,032 17,962 49,036 3,137 83,341 6.43 58.37


Table 3. Status of Incidents Based Upon Investigations/Assessments Completed by Conclusion During FY 2005


SUBSTANTIATED UNSUB. PSI UNSUB. FAMILY ASSESS. OTHER COUNTY NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % TOTAL

NORTHWEST ANDREW 11 8.9 2 1.6 8 6.5 101 82.1 1 0.8 123ATCHISON 8 13.3 1 1.7 11 18.3 39 65 1 1.7 60BUCHANAN 125 9.8 30 2.4 106 8.3 985 77.6 24 1.9 1,270CALDWELL 16 13.8 7 6 19 16.4 73 62.9 1 0.9 116CARROLL 8 7.1 0 0 30 26.8 72 64.3 2 1.8 112CASS 53 7.6 77 11 146 20.8 413 58.9 12 1.7 701CHARITON 11 18.3 3 5 12 20 32 53.3 2 3.3 60CLINTON 17 9.7 8 4.6 23 13.1 122 69.7 5 2.9 175COOPER 14 9.6 7 4.8 12 8.2 112 76.7 1 0.7 146DAVIESS 7 7.6 5 5.4 12 13 66 71.7 2 2.2 92DE KALB 13 14 5 5.4 14 15.1 52 55.9 9 9.7 93GENTRY 3 6.5 0 0 6 13 34 73.9 3 6.5 46GRUNDY 13 10.7 6 5 19 15.7 81 66.9 2 1.7 121HARRISON 15 19.2 3 3.8 18 23.1 42 53.8 0 0 78HOLT 2 3.7 2 3.7 5 9.3 43 79.6 2 3.7 54JOHNSON 35 9.4 36 9.7 78 21 221 59.6 1 0.3 371LAFAYETTE 35 11.1 14 4.4 72 22.9 191 60.6 3 1 315LINN 20 15 6 4.5 19 14.3 86 64.7 2 1.5 133LIVINGSTON 23 13.4 4 2.3 22 12.8 123 71.5 0 0 172MERCER 2 10 2 10 0 0 15 75 1 5 20NODAWAY 12 8.8 5 3.7 18 13.2 96 70.6 5 3.7 136PETTIS 51 9.6 21 3.9 41 7.7 416 78 4 0.8 533PUTNAM 3 7.1 5 11.9 7 16.7 27 64.3 0 0 42RAY 29 10.1 3 1 30 10.5 214 74.8 10 3.5 286SALINE 37 13.8 6 2.2 39 14.5 181 67.3 6 2.2 269SULLIVAN 9 14.1 3 4.7 11 17.2 41 64.1 0 0 64WORTH 1 7.1 1 7.1 2 14.3 9 64.3 1 7.1 14*REGION TOTAL* 573 10.2 262 4.7 780 13.9 3,887 69.4 100 1.8 5,602

NORTHEAST ADAIR 27 10.1 15 5.6 61 22.8 160 59.9 4 1.5 267AUDRAIN 19 7.7 21 8.5 84 34.1 118 48 4 1.6 246BOONE 70 8 21 2.4 206 23.4 556 63.3 26 3 879CALLAWAY 60 11.1 24 4.4 134 24.8 308 57 14 2.6 540CLARK 11 13.4 10 12.2 13 15.9 45 54.9 3 3.7 82COLE 51 8 59 9.2 186 29.1 322 50.3 22 3.4 640FRANKLIN 101 12.6 49 6.1 167 20.8 473 59 12 1.5 802GASCONADE 23 13.1 17 9.7 34 19.3 100 56.8 2 1.1 176HOWARD 14 15.2 1 1.1 14 15.2 61 66.3 2 2.2 92KNOX 8 21.6 1 2.7 9 24.3 19 51.4 0 0 37LEWIS 16 15.8 7 6.9 33 32.7 42 41.6 3 3 101LINCOLN 93 19.3 27 5.6 86 17.8 258 53.4 19 3.9 483MACON 15 9.4 5 3.1 36 22.6 95 59.7 8 5 159MARION 53 15.4 26 7.6 50 14.5 198 57.6 17 4.9 344MONROE 13 12.9 9 8.9 12 11.9 67 66.3 0 0 101MONTGOMERY 16 11.3 16 11.3 44 31 62 43.7 4 2.8 142OSAGE 9 10.3 6 6.9 23 26.4 49 56.3 0 0 87PIKE 17 8 15 7 49 23 125 58.7 7 3.3 213RALLS 8 11.6 4 5.8 25 36.2 32 46.4 0 0 69RANDOLPH 56 17.3 7 2.2 94 29 164 50.6 3 0.9 324SCHUYLER 3 7.7 6 15.4 9 23.1 21 53.8 0 0 39SCOTLAND 6 14 8 18.6 7 16.3 21 48.8 1 2.3 43SHELBY 11 13.9 6 7.6 15 19 45 57 2 2.5 79WARREN 74 20.7 67 18.7 38 10.6 172 48 7 2 358*REGION TOTAL* 774 12.3 427 6.8 1,429 22.7 3,513 55.7 160 2.5 6,303

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 13 15.3 2 2.4 15 17.6 49 57.6 6 7.1 85BUTLER 55 9.4 28 4.8 107 18.4 380 65.2 13 2.2 583CAPE GIRARDEAU 66 10.9 43 7.1 151 25 319 52.8 25 4.1 604CARTER 9 11.3 2 2.5 10 12.5 55 68.8 4 5 80CRAWFORD 45 12.3 22 6 76 20.7 221 60.2 3 0.8 367DENT 30 15.2 13 6.6 37 18.8 109 55.3 8 4.1 197DUNKLIN 94 16.2 37 6.4 108 18.6 310 53.3 33 5.7 582HOWELL 33 6.9 35 7.3 61 12.7 338 70.4 13 2.7 480IRON 10 7.9 11 8.7 29 23 76 60.3 0 0 126MADISON 8 6.3 6 4.8 42 33.3 67 53.2 3 2.4 126MARIES 5 6.6 6 7.9 24 31.6 39 51.3 2 2.6 76


Table 3. (continued) Status of Incidents Based Upon Investigations/Assessments Completed by Conclusion During FY 2005


SUBSTANTIATED UNSUB. PSI UNSUB. FAMILY ASSESS. OTHER COUNTY NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % TOTAL

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 17 12.4 11 8 36 26.3 72 52.6 1 0.7 137NEW MADRID 23 10.2 11 4.9 58 25.7 129 57.1 5 2.2 226OREGON 18 10.8 14 8.4 21 12.6 111 66.5 3 1.8 167PEMISCOT 41 12.8 35 10.9 93 29 148 46.1 4 1.2 321PERRY 19 11.2 8 4.7 34 20 106 62.4 3 1.8 170PHELPS 32 7.2 29 6.5 134 30 233 52.2 18 4 446PULASKI 63 16.5 20 5.2 95 24.9 172 45.1 31 8.1 381REYNOLDS 5 6.1 8 9.8 18 22 50 61 1 1.2 82RIPLEY 13 6.2 6 2.9 35 16.7 143 68.1 13 6.2 210ST. FRANCOIS 58 8.4 38 5.5 183 26.6 402 58.4 7 1 688STE. GENEVIEVE 10 6.9 5 3.4 40 27.6 84 57.9 6 4.1 145SCOTT 59 12.7 40 8.6 109 23.4 252 54.2 5 1.1 465SHANNON 9 10.5 3 3.5 12 14 59 68.6 3 3.5 86STODDARD 92 25.3 22 6.1 39 10.7 198 54.5 12 3.3 363TEXAS 48 17.6 20 7.4 66 24.3 126 46.3 12 4.4 272WASHINGTON 46 12.8 19 5.3 81 22.5 210 58.3 4 1.1 360WAYNE 6 3.4 13 7.4 53 30.1 101 57.4 3 1.7 176*REGION TOTAL* 927 11.6 507 6.3 1,767 22.1 4,559 57 241 3 8,001

SOUTHWEST BARRY 66 13.4 33 6.7 128 26 245 49.7 21 4.3 493BARTON 12 10.2 1 0.8 24 20.3 79 66.9 2 1.7 118BATES 25 12.3 6 3 50 24.6 110 54.2 12 5.9 203BENTON 36 17.8 24 11.9 49 24.3 91 45 2 1 202CAMDEN 71 21.7 22 6.7 66 20.2 163 49.8 5 1.5 327CEDAR 27 14.4 2 1.1 57 30.5 101 54 0 0 187CHRISTIAN 107 18.6 61 10.6 106 18.4 282 49 20 3.5 576DADE 9 11 2 2.4 13 15.9 57 69.5 1 1.2 82DALLAS 29 11.2 13 5 70 27 143 55.2 4 1.5 259DOUGLAS 25 14.5 7 4 41 23.7 98 56.6 2 1.2 173GREENE 353 10.1 215 6.1 552 15.8 2,254 64.3 129 3.7 3,503HENRY 25 7.3 5 1.5 40 11.7 256 74.6 17 5 343HICKORY 6 5.2 10 8.7 38 33 61 53 0 0 115JASPER 225 14.2 97 6.1 338 21.3 887 55.9 39 2.5 1,586LACLEDE 60 13.8 31 7.1 124 28.4 209 47.9 12 2.8 436LAWRENCE 49 10.5 25 5.4 91 19.5 285 61 17 3.6 467MCDONALD 44 13.8 23 7.2 83 26 158 49.5 11 3.4 319MILLER 46 13.8 13 3.9 82 24.6 175 52.6 17 5.1 333MONITEAU 11 9.6 6 5.3 24 21.1 71 62.3 2 1.8 114MORGAN 31 13.2 10 4.3 57 24.4 127 54.3 9 3.8 234NEWTON 79 12.5 24 3.8 170 26.9 327 51.8 31 4.9 631OZARK 13 16.2 6 7.5 26 32.5 34 42.5 1 1.2 80POLK 55 12 37 8.1 112 24.4 246 53.6 9 2 459ST. CLAIR 15 11.5 4 3.1 37 28.2 75 57.3 0 0 131STONE 51 14.3 15 4.2 81 22.7 189 52.9 21 5.9 357TANEY 96 15.9 80 13.2 101 16.7 308 51 19 3.1 604VERNON 36 13.5 9 3.4 65 24.4 152 57.1 4 1.5 266WEBSTER 73 13.8 29 5.5 140 26.5 274 51.9 12 2.3 528WRIGHT 52 17.1 12 3.9 76 25 163 53.6 1 0.3 304*REGION TOTAL* 1,727 12.9 822 6.1 2,841 21.2 7,620 56.7 420 3.1 13,430

KANSAS CITY CLAY 137 9.5 16 1.1 220 15.3 1,030 71.7 34 2.4 1,437JACKSON 795 12.1 244 3.7 1,146 17.5 4,012 61.2 358 5.5 6,555PLATTE 34 7 10 2 72 14.7 353 72.2 20 4.1 489*REGION TOTAL* 966 11.4 270 3.2 1,438 17 5,395 63.6 412 4.9 8,481

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 226 12.7 101 5.7 262 14.7 1,151 64.7 38 2.1 1,778ST. CHARLES 191 12.3 31 2 410 26.5 871 56.2 47 3 1,550ST. LOUIS COUNTY 465 10 130 2.8 1,012 21.8 2,819 60.8 214 4.6 4,640ST. LOUIS CITY 579 14.6 205 5.2 758 19.1 2,047 51.5 383 9.6 3,972*REGION TOTAL* 1,461 12.2 467 3.9 2,442 20.5 6,888 57.7 682 5.7 11,940

OTHER AREA OFFICE 12 12.6 7 7.4 35 36.8 39 41.1 2 2.1 95OUT HOME INV 138 7 0 0 1,720 87.5 0 0 107 5.4 1,965*REGION TOTAL* 150 7.3 7 0.3 1,755 85.2 39 1.9 109 5.3 2,060

STATE TOTAL 6,578 11.8 2,762 4.9 12,452 22.3 31,901 57.2 2,124 3.8 55,817


Table 4. Time Between the Receipt of a Report and Initial Child Contact for Investigations/ Assessments Completed During FY 2005


COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT TOTAL0 - 24 HOURS OVER 24 HOURS

NORTHWEST ANDREW 106 89.83 12 10.17 118ATCHISON 54 96.43 2 3.57 56BUCHANAN 1,033 83.98 197 16.02 1,230CALDWELL 97 88.18 13 11.82 110CARROLL 89 84.76 16 15.24 105CASS 529 80.27 130 19.73 659CHARITON 55 96.49 2 3.51 57CLINTON 152 93.83 10 6.17 162COOPER 101 75.37 33 24.63 134DAVIESS 75 85.23 13 14.77 88DE KALB 61 73.49 22 26.51 83GENTRY 42 97.67 1 2.33 43GRUNDY 97 89.81 11 10.19 108HARRISON 73 93.59 5 6.41 78HOLT 39 78 11 22 50JOHNSON 319 90.63 33 9.38 352LAFAYETTE 233 77.93 66 22.07 299LINN 117 91.41 11 8.59 128LIVINGSTON 155 91.72 14 8.28 169MERCER 17 89.47 2 10.53 19NODAWAY 120 93.02 9 6.98 129PETTIS 415 79.5 107 20.5 522PUTNAM 39 95.12 2 4.88 41RAY 209 79.47 54 20.53 263SALINE 222 86.72 34 13.28 256SULLIVAN 53 89.83 6 10.17 59WORTH 11 84.62 2 15.38 13*REGION TOTAL* 4,513 84.66 818 15.34 5,331

NORTHEAST ADAIR 238 94.44 14 5.56 252AUDRAIN 185 81.14 43 18.86 228BOONE 623 75.61 201 24.39 824CALLAWAY 358 73.66 128 26.34 486CLARK 73 93.59 5 6.41 78COLE 496 86.11 80 13.89 576FRANKLIN 542 72.75 203 27.25 745GASCONADE 137 84.05 26 15.95 163HOWARD 67 78.82 18 21.18 85KNOX 33 94.29 2 5.71 35LEWIS 89 91.75 8 8.25 97LINCOLN 331 74.72 112 25.28 443MACON 105 71.92 41 28.08 146MARION 275 87.86 38 12.14 313MONROE 82 88.17 11 11.83 93MONTGOMERY 106 80.3 26 19.7 132OSAGE 71 87.65 10 12.35 81PIKE 175 87.5 25 12.5 200RALLS 53 84.13 10 15.87 63RANDOLPH 302 95.27 15 4.73 317SCHUYLER 36 92.31 3 7.69 39SCOTLAND 41 100 0 0 41SHELBY 51 68.92 23 31.08 74WARREN 254 77.91 72 22.09 326*REGION TOTAL* 4,723 80.91 1,114 19.09 5,837

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 61 83.56 12 16.44 73BUTLER 426 75.67 137 24.33 563CAPE GIRARDEAU 450 82.27 97 17.73 547CARTER 65 87.84 9 12.16 74CRAWFORD 275 82.58 58 17.42 333DENT 152 85.39 26 14.61 178DUNKLIN 451 82.9 93 17.1 544HOWELL 385 85.94 63 14.06 448IRON 110 91.67 10 8.33 120MADISON 109 89.34 13 10.66 122MARIES 56 76.71 17 23.29 73


Table 4. (continued) Time Between the Receipt of a Report and Initial Child Contact for Investigations/Assessments Completed During FY 2005


COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT TOTAL0 - 24 HOURS OVER 24 HOURS

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 119 92.97 9 7.03 128NEW MADRID 199 94.76 11 5.24 210OREGON 130 82.8 27 17.2 157PEMISCOT 291 96.04 12 3.96 303PERRY 150 92.02 13 7.98 163PHELPS 376 90.82 38 9.18 414PULASKI 246 71.51 98 28.49 344REYNOLDS 75 94.94 4 5.06 79RIPLEY 151 77.44 44 22.56 195ST. FRANCOIS 569 87.94 78 12.06 647STE. GENEVIEVE 112 87.5 16 12.5 128SCOTT 414 91.8 37 8.2 451SHANNON 61 78.21 17 21.79 78STODDARD 315 92.92 24 7.08 339TEXAS 214 84.25 40 15.75 254WASHINGTON 281 83.88 54 16.12 335WAYNE 155 93.94 10 6.06 165*REGION TOTAL* 6,398 85.71 1,067 14.29 7,465

SOUTHWEST BARRY 367 81.92 81 18.08 448BARTON 83 74.11 29 25.89 112BATES 160 85.11 28 14.89 188BENTON 184 92.46 15 7.54 199CAMDEN 266 87.79 37 12.21 303CEDAR 142 77.6 41 22.4 183CHRISTIAN 476 91.54 44 8.46 520DADE 57 74.03 20 25.97 77DALLAS 215 89.96 24 10.04 239DOUGLAS 146 88.48 19 11.52 165GREENE 2,272 69.8 983 30.2 3,255HENRY 277 90.82 28 9.18 305HICKORY 92 84.4 17 15.6 109JASPER 1,291 84.71 233 15.29 1,524LACLEDE 357 87.93 49 12.07 406LAWRENCE 309 74.28 107 25.72 416MCDONALD 238 80.95 56 19.05 294MILLER 245 83.9 47 16.1 292MONITEAU 87 83.65 17 16.35 104MORGAN 183 85.51 31 14.49 214NEWTON 458 80.63 110 19.37 568OZARK 66 86.84 10 13.16 76POLK 349 80.6 84 19.4 433ST. CLAIR 108 87.1 16 12.9 124STONE 219 67.59 105 32.41 324TANEY 472 84.59 86 15.41 558VERNON 201 79.13 53 20.87 254WEBSTER 419 84.31 78 15.69 497WRIGHT 238 87.18 35 12.82 273*REGION TOTAL* 9,977 80.07 2,483 19.93 12,460

KANSAS CITY CLAY 987 74.89 331 25.11 1,318JACKSON 4,221 70.79 1,742 29.21 5,963PLATTE 364 82.92 75 17.08 439*REGION TOTAL* 5,572 72.18 2,148 27.82 7,720

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 1,295 79.89 326 20.11 1,621ST. CHARLES 1,112 78.87 298 21.13 1,410ST. LOUIS COUNTY 2,877 69.71 1,250 30.29 4,127ST. LOUIS CITY 2,275 69.64 992 30.36 3,267*REGION TOTAL* 7,559 72.51 2,866 27.49 10,425

OTHER AREA OFFICE 65 70.65 27 29.35 92OUT HOME INV 1,915 98.26 34 1.74 1,949*REGION TOTAL* 1,980 97.01 61 2.99 2,041

STATE TOTAL 40,722 79.41 10,557 20.59 51,279


Table 5. Number of Days Required to Complete Investigations/Assessments During FY 2005Child Abuse and Neglect

COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT0 - 30 DAYS OVER 30 DAYS

TOTAL

NORTHWEST ANDREW 115 93.5 8 6.5 123ATCHISON 45 75 15 25 60BUCHANAN 1,165 91.73 105 8.27 1,270CALDWELL 67 57.76 49 42.24 116CARROLL 89 79.46 23 20.54 112CASS 503 71.75 198 28.25 701CHARITON 18 30 42 70 60CLINTON 148 84.57 27 15.43 175COOPER 61 41.78 85 58.22 146DAVIESS 57 61.96 35 38.04 92DE KALB 70 75.27 23 24.73 93GENTRY 26 56.52 20 43.48 46GRUNDY 92 76.03 29 23.97 121HARRISON 69 88.46 9 11.54 78HOLT 46 85.19 8 14.81 54JOHNSON 331 89.22 40 10.78 371LAFAYETTE 272 86.35 43 13.65 315LINN 34 25.56 99 74.44 133LIVINGSTON 155 90.12 17 9.88 172MERCER 17 85 3 15 20NODAWAY 61 44.85 75 55.15 136PETTIS 394 73.92 139 26.08 533PUTNAM 28 66.67 14 33.33 42RAY 197 68.88 89 31.12 286SALINE 167 62.08 102 37.92 269SULLIVAN 12 18.75 52 81.25 64WORTH 10 71.43 4 28.57 14*REGION TOTAL* 4,249 75.85 1,353 24.15 5,602

NORTHEAST ADAIR 141 52.81 126 47.19 267AUDRAIN 181 73.58 65 26.42 246BOONE 451 51.31 428 48.69 879CALLAWAY 164 30.37 376 69.63 540CLARK 68 82.93 14 17.07 82COLE 569 88.91 71 11.09 640FRANKLIN 330 41.15 472 58.85 802GASCONADE 145 82.39 31 17.61 176HOWARD 66 71.74 26 28.26 92KNOX 15 40.54 22 59.46 37LEWIS 30 29.7 71 70.3 101LINCOLN 241 49.9 242 50.1 483MACON 90 56.6 69 43.4 159MARION 243 70.64 101 29.36 344MONROE 87 86.14 14 13.86 101MONTGOMERY 92 64.79 50 35.21 142OSAGE 66 75.86 21 24.14 87PIKE 158 74.18 55 25.82 213RALLS 60 86.96 9 13.04 69RANDOLPH 322 99.38 2 0.62 324SCHUYLER 26 66.67 13 33.33 39SCOTLAND 36 83.72 7 16.28 43SHELBY 49 62.03 30 37.97 79WARREN 165 46.09 193 53.91 358*REGION TOTAL* 3,795 60.21 2,508 39.79 6,303

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 58 68.24 27 31.76 85BUTLER 368 63.12 215 36.88 583CAPE GIRARDEAU 310 51.32 294 48.68 604CARTER 60 75 20 25 80CRAWFORD 134 36.51 233 63.49 367DENT 108 54.82 89 45.18 197DUNKLIN 152 26.12 430 73.88 582HOWELL 398 82.92 82 17.08 480IRON 106 84.13 20 15.87 126MADISON 58 46.03 68 53.97 126MARIES 63 82.89 13 17.11 76


Child Abuse and NeglectTable 5. (continued) Number of Days Required to Complete Investigations/Assessments During

FY 2005

COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENT0 - 30 DAYS OVER 30 DAYS

TOTAL

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 89 64.96 48 35.04 137NEW MADRID 210 92.92 16 7.08 226OREGON 119 71.26 48 28.74 167PEMISCOT 292 90.97 29 9.03 321PERRY 99 58.24 71 41.76 170PHELPS 359 80.49 87 19.51 446PULASKI 184 48.29 197 51.71 381REYNOLDS 71 86.59 11 13.41 82RIPLEY 139 66.19 71 33.81 210ST. FRANCOIS 175 25.44 513 74.56 688STE. GENEVIEVE 88 60.69 57 39.31 145SCOTT 409 87.96 56 12.04 465SHANNON 59 68.6 27 31.4 86STODDARD 136 37.47 227 62.53 363TEXAS 191 70.22 81 29.78 272WASHINGTON 118 32.78 242 67.22 360WAYNE 154 87.5 22 12.5 176*REGION TOTAL* 4,707 58.83 3,294 41.17 8,001

SOUTHWEST BARRY 320 64.91 173 35.09 493BARTON 87 73.73 31 26.27 118BATES 110 54.19 93 45.81 203BENTON 43 21.29 159 78.71 202CAMDEN 110 33.64 217 66.36 327CEDAR 116 62.03 71 37.97 187CHRISTIAN 326 56.6 250 43.4 576DADE 46 56.1 36 43.9 82DALLAS 120 46.33 139 53.67 259DOUGLAS 129 74.57 44 25.43 173GREENE 1,762 50.3 1,741 49.7 3,503HENRY 234 68.22 109 31.78 343HICKORY 30 26.09 85 73.91 115JASPER 979 61.73 607 38.27 1,586LACLEDE 264 60.55 172 39.45 436LAWRENCE 327 70.02 140 29.98 467MCDONALD 145 45.45 174 54.55 319MILLER 58 17.42 275 82.58 333MONITEAU 27 23.68 87 76.32 114MORGAN 145 61.97 89 38.03 234NEWTON 271 42.95 360 57.05 631OZARK 59 73.75 21 26.25 80POLK 108 23.53 351 76.47 459ST. CLAIR 83 63.36 48 36.64 131STONE 192 53.78 165 46.22 357TANEY 172 28.48 432 71.52 604VERNON 175 65.79 91 34.21 266WEBSTER 238 45.08 290 54.92 528WRIGHT 206 67.76 98 32.24 304*REGION TOTAL* 6,882 51.24 6,548 48.76 13,430

KANSAS CITY CLAY 1,160 80.72 277 19.28 1,437JACKSON 4,586 69.96 1,969 30.04 6,555PLATTE 383 78.32 106 21.68 489*REGION TOTAL* 6,129 72.27 2,352 27.73 8,481

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 862 48.48 916 51.52 1,778ST. CHARLES 986 63.61 564 36.39 1,550ST. LOUIS COUNTY 2,403 51.79 2,237 48.21 4,640ST. LOUIS CITY 1,628 40.99 2,344 59.01 3,972*REGION TOTAL* 5,879 49.24 6,061 50.76 11,940

OTHER AREA OFFICE 48 50.53 47 49.47 95OUT HOME INV 1,468 74.71 497 25.29 1,965*REGION TOTAL* 1,516 73.59 544 26.41 2,060

STATE TOTAL 33,157 59.4 22,660 40.6 55,817


Table 6. CA/N Incidents and Referrals During FY 2005Child Abuse and Neglect

NEWBORN MANDATED NON- PREVENTIVE CA/N CRISIS REPORTER CARETAKER SERVICE FATALITY

COUNTY INCIDENTS ASSESSMENT REFERRAL REFERRAL REFERRAL REFERRAL TOTALNORTHWEST ANDREW 121 1 42 10 13 0 187

ATCHISON 59 1 16 2 9 0 87BUCHANAN 1,269 27 383 106 175 0 1,960CALDWELL 112 2 35 2 11 0 162CARROLL 113 2 34 10 10 0 169CASS 713 19 236 69 78 0 1,115CHARITON 55 0 26 3 5 0 89CLINTON 177 4 67 14 18 0 280COOPER 142 13 36 8 25 0 224DAVIESS 90 1 18 5 8 0 122DE KALB 92 0 26 4 8 0 130GENTRY 49 2 10 10 3 0 74GRUNDY 121 2 38 8 20 0 189HARRISON 84 4 37 3 11 0 139HOLT 57 1 21 2 2 0 83JOHNSON 367 10 121 27 40 0 565LAFAYETTE 310 12 84 31 35 0 472LINN 145 7 38 13 12 0 215LIVINGSTON 172 3 42 7 13 0 237MERCER 21 0 11 2 2 0 36NODAWAY 136 5 49 9 18 0 217PETTIS 522 16 122 28 69 0 757PUTNAM 45 1 36 9 11 0 102RAY 296 3 63 17 19 0 398SALINE 262 17 99 29 52 0 459SULLIVAN 70 3 23 2 5 0 103WORTH 13 0 7 1 1 0 22*REGION TOTAL* 5,613 156 1,720 431 673 0 8,593

NORTHEAST ADAIR 225 27 136 21 27 0 436AUDRAIN 244 23 84 22 43 0 416BOONE 999 106 477 88 146 0 1,816CALLAWAY 514 15 234 41 83 0 887CLARK 85 0 28 5 8 0 126COLE 617 53 296 42 95 0 1,103FRANKLIN 803 29 246 52 114 0 1,244GASCONADE 171 1 54 12 26 0 264HOWARD 92 12 33 9 14 0 160KNOX 34 0 14 0 4 0 52LEWIS 86 1 39 10 13 0 149LINCOLN 487 6 203 51 67 0 814MACON 148 12 63 7 24 0 254MARION 353 6 112 18 40 0 529MONROE 102 2 26 6 8 0 144MONTGOMERY 135 8 33 16 27 0 219OSAGE 87 4 34 4 7 0 136PIKE 208 1 73 9 28 0 319RALLS 71 1 18 2 13 0 105RANDOLPH 316 26 114 22 30 0 508SCHUYLER 31 3 10 3 8 0 55SCOTLAND 37 0 16 5 8 0 66SHELBY 77 3 33 5 7 0 125WARREN 308 3 91 27 46 0 475*REGION TOTAL* 6,230 342 2,467 477 886 0 10,402

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 98 2 38 8 13 0 159BUTLER 574 15 128 44 61 0 822CAPE GIRARDEAU 625 19 167 71 79 0 961CARTER 84 1 22 8 13 0 128CRAWFORD 286 12 102 17 51 0 468DENT 173 4 51 13 21 0 262DUNKLIN 507 16 129 44 69 0 765HOWELL 508 11 164 39 57 0 779IRON 134 2 36 7 24 0 203MADISON 120 3 27 15 12 0 177MARIES 76 2 32 5 8 0 123MISSISSIPPI 128 10 37 6 19 0 200


Table 6. (continued) CA/N Incidents and Referrals During FY 2005Child Abuse and Neglect

SOUTHEAST NEW MADRID 231 12 81 13 18 0 355OREGON 163 2 59 11 17 0 252PEMISCOT 333 8 65 23 39 0 468PERRY 177 1 44 23 15 0 260PHELPS 449 22 119 27 85 0 702PULASKI 410 14 115 47 54 0 640REYNOLDS 82 1 24 5 15 0 127RIPLEY 203 5 48 15 16 0 287ST. FRANCOIS 624 12 164 53 117 0 970STE. GENEVIEVE 138 1 42 7 12 0 200SCOTT 453 23 135 43 47 0 701SHANNON 89 1 36 11 21 0 158STODDARD 328 7 116 29 33 0 513TEXAS 300 6 100 18 38 0 462WASHINGTON 311 4 75 34 45 0 469WAYNE 182 3 51 15 22 0 273*REGION TOTAL* 7,786 219 2,207 651 1,021 0 11,884

SOUTHWEST BARRY 455 29 144 30 46 0 704BARTON 125 5 49 7 16 0 202BATES 189 3 66 11 26 0 295BENTON 178 1 44 11 17 0 251CAMDEN 307 11 117 19 62 0 516CEDAR 193 5 53 17 19 0 287CHRISTIAN 537 20 283 65 87 0 992DADE 85 4 32 6 17 0 144DALLAS 219 4 66 9 35 0 333DOUGLAS 172 3 49 6 15 0 245GREENE 3,235 133 1,501 308 515 0 5,692HENRY 299 5 73 23 27 0 427HICKORY 87 1 27 7 13 0 135JASPER 1,537 57 489 109 219 0 2,411LACLEDE 437 15 113 32 35 0 632LAWRENCE 428 12 144 56 52 0 692MCDONALD 310 4 64 22 26 0 426MILLER 325 14 128 17 43 0 527MONITEAU 108 7 40 11 13 0 179MORGAN 235 8 98 20 15 0 376NEWTON 541 26 149 49 79 0 844OZARK 83 3 47 7 18 0 158POLK 397 14 148 37 53 0 649ST. CLAIR 134 2 27 11 19 0 193STONE 331 14 144 25 41 0 555TANEY 543 21 280 42 69 0 955VERNON 284 1 81 29 44 0 439WEBSTER 422 22 213 38 53 0 748WRIGHT 297 10 71 17 28 0 423*REGION TOTAL* 12,493 454 4,740 1,041 1,702 0 20,430

KANSAS CITY CLAY 1,457 52 391 121 155 0 2,176JACKSON 6,784 502 2,028 610 1,039 0 10,963PLATTE 488 18 141 50 67 0 764*REGION TOTAL* 8,729 572 2,560 781 1,261 0 13,903

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 1,693 33 579 117 278 0 2,700ST. CHARLES 1,572 22 415 134 219 0 2,362ST. LOUIS COUNTY 4,604 217 1,486 374 795 0 7,476ST. LOUIS CITY 3,862 326 931 282 751 0 6,152*REGION TOTAL* 11,731 598 3,411 907 2,043 0 18,690

OTHER STAT UNIT 0 0 0 0 0 1,022 1,022AREA OFFICE 93 0 6 7 10 0 116OUT HOME INV 1,880 0 13 0 1 0 1,894OUT OF STATE 69 0 0 0 0 0 69*REGION TOTAL* 2,042 0 19 7 11 1,022 3,101

STATE TOTAL 54,624 2,341 17,124 4,295 7,597 1,022 87,003

NEWBORN MANDATED NON- PREVENTIVE CA/N CRISIS REPORTER CARETAKER SERVICE FATALITY

COUNTY INCIDENTS ASSESSMENT REFERRAL REFERRAL REFERRAL REFERRAL TOTAL


Child Abuse and NeglectFigure 1. Conclusions of CA/N Investigations/Assessments

Completed During FY 2005by Region

Figure 2. Time Between Report and Initial Child ContactFor Investigations/Assessments Completed During FY 2005

by Region

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

Northwest Northeast Southeast Southwest Kansas City St. Louis State Total

Substantiated Unsub. PSI/Unsub. Family Assess. Other

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%


0 - 24 Hours Over 24 Hours


Figure 4. Investigations with Substantiated ConclusionsDuring FY 2005 by Region and

Children Per Thousand

Child Abuse and NeglectFigure 3. Number of Days to Complete Investigations/Assessments

During FY 2005by Region

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%


0 - 30 Days Over 30 Days

0

2

4

6

8

10

12


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usan

d


Table 7. CA/N Incidents and ChildrenFY 2001 - 2005

Figure 5. CA/N Incidents and ChildrenFY 2001 - 2005


* Changes may be noted from previous annual reports due to record updates.

55,70355,28756,31056,49754,624

85,86884,93484,90885,29981,405

-1.09%-0.03%0.46%

-4.57%

-0.75%1.85%0.33%

-3.32%

FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004FY 2005

Fiscal Year Incidents*

PercentChange from

Prior Year Children*

PercentChange from

Prior Year

40,000

50,000

60,000

70,000

80,000

90,000

FY 2001 FY 2002 FY 2003 FY 2004 FY 2005

Inci

dent

s/C

hild

ren

Incidents Children


Table 8. CA/N Incidents with Substantiatedor Family Assessment Findings

FY 2001 - 2005

Figure 6. CA/N Incidents with Substantiatedor Family Assessment Findings

FY 2001 - 2005


FamilyAssessmentSubstantiated

PercentChange from

Prior YearFiscal Year

FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004FY 2005

33,65732,60235,04834,52431,901

-2.38%-3.87%-2.47%-4.39%

PercentChange from

Prior Year

7,5177,3387,0546,8806,578

-3.13%7.50%

-1.50%-7.60%

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

35,000

40,000

45,000

FY 2001

FY 2002

FY 2003

FY 2004

FY 2005

Inci

dent

s

Substantiated Family Assessment


Child Abuse and NeglectNotes: Child Abuse and Neglect Tables and Figures

All data for this report was compiled during October 2005.Tables and Figures were based upon incidents and children reported during the fiscal year unless other-wise stated.

Table 1.

Fiscal years 2004 and 2005 children based on duplicated counts.

Table 2.

The number of children is a duplicated count.

Conclusions are as follows:

Substantiated: Court Adjudicated and Probable Cause/Preponderance of Evidence

Unsub.-PSI: Unsubstantiated-Preventive Services Indicated, a finding that insufficientvisible signs of abuse or neglect exist, but where the social worker deter-mines that indicators are present which, if unresolved, could potentiallycontribute to child abuse and neglect

Unsub.: A finding that insufficient visible signs of abuse or neglect exist

Family Assess.: Services Needed, Services Not Needed, Noncooperative/Child Safe,Services Needed-Linked 30 Days, and Services Needed-Family Declined

Other: Unable to Locate, Inappropriate Report, Located Out of State, HomeSchooling

Population data is based upon the Total Population Under Age 18, Mapping Census 2000: TheGeography of U.S. Diversity, U.S. Census Bureau, released December 7, 2001.

Table 3.







Child Abuse and NeglectTable 3. (continued)


Table 4.

Table does not include reports where the only alleged category of abuse/neglect was educationalneglect.

Figure 1.







Figure 2.

Figure does not include reports where the only alleged category of abuse/neglect was educationalneglect.

Figure 4.

Children per thousand based on duplicated count.

Population data is based upon the Total Population Under Age 18, Mapping Census 2000: TheGeography of U.S. Diversity, U.S. Census Bureau, released December 7, 2001.

Table 7. & Figure 5.

Based upon incidents reported during fiscal years 2001 - 2005.

Children based on duplicated counts.



Based upon incidents reported during fiscal years 2001 - 2005.

Substantiated Reports include the conclusions Court Adjudicated and Probable Cause/Prepon-derance of Evidence.



Family-Centered Services


Table 9. Cases Active During FY 2005 by Reason for OpeningFamily-Centered Services

SUBSTAN- NEWBORN TOTALTIATED PREVENTIVE COURT ORDER CRISIS FAMILY CASES

COUNTY CA/N SERVICES ONLY ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT ACTIVE

NORTHWEST ANDREW 3 9 1 0 15 28ATCHISON 4 3 3 3 6 19BUCHANAN 102 88 9 14 130 343CALDWELL 7 11 4 1 12 35CARROLL 5 1 0 0 4 10CASS 43 32 3 4 22 104CHARITON 4 14 2 1 1 22CLINTON 9 15 10 1 8 43COOPER 15 12 0 3 8 38DAVIESS 4 3 2 0 1 10DE KALB 4 6 5 0 5 20GENTRY 2 3 1 1 8 15GRUNDY 10 17 4 2 10 43HARRISON 13 7 7 1 4 32HOLT 1 4 0 2 3 10JOHNSON 27 48 29 3 21 128LAFAYETTE 31 32 5 5 10 83LINN 3 21 13 0 8 45LIVINGSTON 4 14 5 1 9 33MERCER 3 6 0 0 0 9NODAWAY 8 10 2 3 9 32PETTIS 25 35 17 5 22 104PUTNAM 3 8 1 2 6 20RAY 22 4 0 4 9 39SALINE 25 25 9 4 6 69SULLIVAN 7 15 1 0 4 27WORTH 1 1 1 0 3 6*REGION TOTAL* 385 444 134 60 344 1,367

NORTHEAST ADAIR 28 67 7 7 17 126AUDRAIN 17 43 1 4 24 89BOONE 89 85 67 18 44 303CALLAWAY 67 56 13 5 46 187CLARK 4 22 10 0 3 39COLE 56 150 13 35 60 314FRANKLIN 132 79 2 24 50 287GASCONADE 25 25 0 1 13 64HOWARD 7 14 3 2 8 34KNOX 7 5 3 0 0 15LEWIS 17 20 19 1 5 62LINCOLN 61 45 13 2 49 170MACON 19 33 18 6 7 83MARION 48 41 13 3 38 143MONROE 16 12 1 1 9 39MONTGOMERY 18 25 1 6 10 60OSAGE 4 26 1 2 5 38PIKE 16 21 2 2 35 76RALLS 6 6 1 1 5 19RANDOLPH 47 39 14 7 11 118SCHUYLER 1 16 1 0 2 20SCOTLAND 4 18 6 1 6 35SHELBY 11 26 4 0 5 46WARREN 65 50 1 9 17 142*REGION TOTAL* 765 924 214 137 469 2,509

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 6 7 1 1 2 17BUTLER 42 59 7 6 56 170CAPE GIRARDEAU 54 91 11 10 42 208CARTER 2 6 1 1 7 17CRAWFORD 30 93 6 3 26 158DENT 30 41 5 4 25 105DUNKLIN 39 178 8 2 33 260HOWELL 25 85 16 5 55 186IRON 14 52 0 3 10 79MADISON 11 19 3 1 7 41MARIES 3 9 1 1 4 18


Table 9. (continued) Cases Active During FY 2005 by Reason for OpeningFamily-Centered Services


COUNTY CA/N SERVICES ONLY ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT ACTIVE

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 19 31 5 6 14 75NEW MADRID 22 45 2 13 23 105OREGON 9 37 0 1 27 74PEMISCOT 23 36 2 10 25 96PERRY 11 19 0 0 10 40PHELPS 38 98 17 3 36 192PULASKI 36 128 5 6 16 191REYNOLDS 3 13 4 0 12 32RIPLEY 14 20 1 1 12 48ST. FRANCOIS 59 80 6 8 46 199STE. GENEVIEVE 11 17 0 1 15 44SCOTT 49 75 6 15 48 193SHANNON 6 9 0 1 3 19STODDARD 68 97 46 5 36 252TEXAS 59 48 2 0 17 126WASHINGTON 39 65 10 3 27 144WAYNE 9 23 1 2 13 48*REGION TOTAL* 731 1,481 166 112 647 3,137

SOUTHWEST BARRY 56 118 9 6 13 202BARTON 12 8 10 5 5 40BATES 18 23 6 3 11 61BENTON 17 45 4 0 0 66CAMDEN 48 65 5 6 30 154CEDAR 20 13 11 3 8 55CHRISTIAN 105 126 23 7 23 284DADE 8 14 2 2 10 36DALLAS 25 14 1 4 10 54DOUGLAS 17 19 1 3 2 42GREENE 379 796 17 85 375 1,652HENRY 25 26 13 5 22 91HICKORY 9 20 0 0 1 30JASPER 227 181 81 54 116 659LACLEDE 34 41 3 6 44 128LAWRENCE 47 136 4 3 27 217MCDONALD 37 62 3 7 26 135MILLER 9 58 1 2 9 79MONITEAU 1 31 0 0 2 34MORGAN 5 36 0 0 3 44NEWTON 44 159 5 15 49 272OZARK 8 14 1 1 0 24POLK 37 55 3 4 5 104ST. CLAIR 10 18 3 0 3 34STONE 38 88 5 4 5 140TANEY 92 115 26 6 26 265VERNON 30 22 17 0 13 82WEBSTER 45 42 2 4 8 101WRIGHT 31 47 1 4 17 100*REGION TOTAL* 1,434 2,392 257 239 863 5,185

KANSAS CITY CLAY 80 66 14 21 52 233JACKSON 781 634 303 344 490 2,552PLATTE 24 6 5 4 44 83*REGION TOTAL* 885 706 322 369 586 2,868

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 192 387 82 27 236 924ST. CHARLES 145 56 10 5 57 273ST. LOUIS COUNTY 716 509 152 175 684 2,236ST. LOUIS CITY 564 525 52 315 719 2,175*REGION TOTAL* 1,617 1,477 296 522 1,696 5,608

OTHER AREA OFFICE 2 1 0 0 2 5OUT HOME INV 4 2 0 0 0 6*REGION TOTAL* 6 3 0 0 2 11

STATE TOTAL 5,823 7,427 1,389 1,439 4,607 20,685


Table 10. Persons in FCS During FY 2005 by RoleFamily-Centered Services

CHILD TOTAL PERSONS WITH COUNTY ADULTS CHILDREN CARETAKERS PERSONS COURT ACTION

NORTHWEST ANDREW 43 71 0 114 11ATCHISON 27 35 0 62 16BUCHANAN 483 716 4 1,203 129CALDWELL 60 80 0 140 28CARROLL 12 23 0 35 1CASS 153 202 0 355 55CHARITON 36 55 0 91 5CLINTON 70 95 0 165 24COOPER 57 86 0 143 37DAVIESS 13 19 0 32 6DE KALB 26 41 0 67 22GENTRY 21 31 0 52 8GRUNDY 65 86 0 151 34HARRISON 49 65 0 114 17HOLT 15 18 0 33 7JOHNSON 190 251 0 441 82LAFAYETTE 115 154 0 269 65LINN 71 107 0 178 38LIVINGSTON 42 60 0 102 20MERCER 13 15 0 28 2NODAWAY 50 63 0 113 20PETTIS 140 229 0 369 108PUTNAM 32 41 0 73 4RAY 53 68 0 121 16SALINE 103 143 9 255 60SULLIVAN 41 51 0 92 13WORTH 7 8 0 15 3*REGION TOTAL* 1,987 2,813 13 4,813 831

NORTHEAST ADAIR 185 214 1 400 90AUDRAIN 125 170 2 297 51BOONE 403 586 2 991 301CALLAWAY 266 373 0 639 141CLARK 54 83 0 137 16COLE 436 688 2 1,126 197FRANKLIN 428 599 2 1,029 246GASCONADE 102 141 0 243 34HOWARD 49 73 0 122 22KNOX 22 32 0 54 14LEWIS 87 115 0 202 57LINCOLN 246 386 0 632 113MACON 117 163 0 280 86MARION 209 303 1 513 53MONROE 56 89 0 145 11MONTGOMERY 86 125 3 214 50OSAGE 55 58 0 113 8PIKE 117 170 0 287 23RALLS 27 44 0 71 8RANDOLPH 168 242 0 410 80SCHUYLER 39 46 1 86 9SCOTLAND 50 68 0 118 11SHELBY 57 78 0 135 39WARREN 201 297 0 498 125*REGION TOTAL* 3,585 5,143 14 8,742 1,785

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 26 32 0 58 5BUTLER 231 331 0 562 45CAPE GIRARDEAU 278 436 1 715 65CARTER 26 36 0 62 6CRAWFORD 222 332 1 555 148DENT 167 234 1 402 75DUNKLIN 357 516 1 874 131HOWELL 257 396 0 653 82IRON 120 149 0 269 78MADISON 59 75 0 134 10MARIES 27 34 0 61 6


Table 10. (continued) Persons in FCS During FY 2005 by RoleFamily-Centered Services

CHILD TOTAL PERSONS WITH COUNTY ADULTS CHILDREN CARETAKERS PERSONS COURT ACTION

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 101 162 0 263 38NEW MADRID 153 227 2 382 57OREGON 104 130 0 234 25PEMISCOT 136 245 0 381 47PERRY 61 96 0 157 26PHELPS 276 362 2 640 130PULASKI 287 391 2 680 109REYNOLDS 50 68 0 118 31RIPLEY 79 105 0 184 29ST. FRANCOIS 289 417 0 706 71STE. GENEVIEVE 63 80 0 143 16SCOTT 259 403 0 662 80SHANNON 24 30 0 54 7STODDARD 351 454 0 805 225TEXAS 186 251 0 437 89WASHINGTON 226 318 3 547 112WAYNE 66 95 1 162 32*REGION TOTAL* 4,481 6,405 14 10,900 1,775

SOUTHWEST BARRY 291 420 0 711 165BARTON 63 71 0 134 20BATES 96 124 1 221 60BENTON 65 93 0 158 14CAMDEN 226 321 0 547 85CEDAR 77 114 0 191 39CHRISTIAN 406 493 0 899 215DADE 53 65 0 118 12DALLAS 82 114 2 198 29DOUGLAS 61 75 0 136 22GREENE 2,087 2,479 1 4,567 809HENRY 135 183 0 318 67HICKORY 40 53 0 93 7JASPER 991 1,242 6 2,239 523LACLEDE 188 257 0 445 47LAWRENCE 298 410 0 708 153MCDONALD 188 306 0 494 113MILLER 123 163 0 286 47MONITEAU 61 76 0 137 6MORGAN 71 96 0 167 12NEWTON 377 540 1 918 173OZARK 30 49 0 79 23POLK 118 174 0 292 22ST. CLAIR 54 80 0 134 24STONE 189 260 0 449 101TANEY 356 492 0 848 203VERNON 116 155 1 272 56WEBSTER 134 191 0 325 32WRIGHT 140 185 0 325 43*REGION TOTAL* 7,116 9,281 12 16,409 3,122

KANSAS CITY CLAY 323 436 0 759 172JACKSON 3,400 5,210 16 8,626 2,542PLATTE 125 163 0 288 47*REGION TOTAL* 3,848 5,809 16 9,673 2,761

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 1,328 1,498 2 2,828 593ST. CHARLES 386 549 0 935 237ST. LOUIS COUNTY 2,875 4,483 9 7,367 1,449ST. LOUIS CITY 2,625 5,161 1 7,787 1,499*REGION TOTAL* 7,214 11,691 12 18,917 3,778

OTHER AREA OFFICE 9 8 0 17 0OUT HOME INV 11 9 0 20 2*REGION TOTAL* 20 17 0 37 2

STATE TOTAL 28,251 41,159 81 69,491 14,054


Table 11. Cases Opened During FY 2005 by Reason for OpeningFamily-Centered Services


COUNTY CA/N SERVICES ONLY ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT OPENED

NORTHWEST ANDREW 2 4 0 0 7 13ATCHISON 2 1 1 2 4 10BUCHANAN 53 48 6 9 65 181CALDWELL 4 7 2 0 5 18CARROLL 4 1 0 0 3 8CASS 27 17 2 2 12 60CHARITON 4 10 1 0 1 16CLINTON 5 9 1 1 6 22COOPER 4 3 0 2 5 14DAVIESS 2 2 1 0 1 6DE KALB 2 2 2 0 1 7GENTRY 1 2 1 1 7 12GRUNDY 6 10 1 2 8 27HARRISON 11 7 4 1 3 26HOLT 1 3 0 1 3 8JOHNSON 15 27 7 2 13 64LAFAYETTE 13 20 3 2 8 46LINN 1 12 3 0 3 19LIVINGSTON 3 10 0 1 7 21MERCER 2 4 0 0 0 6NODAWAY 5 5 1 3 8 22PETTIS 13 11 6 4 13 47PUTNAM 2 8 1 0 5 16RAY 15 2 0 1 2 20SALINE 14 16 1 3 3 37SULLIVAN 5 12 0 0 2 19WORTH 0 1 1 0 1 3*REGION TOTAL* 216 254 45 37 196 748

NORTHEAST ADAIR 11 37 2 6 9 65AUDRAIN 10 30 0 3 17 60BOONE 25 46 21 13 13 118CALLAWAY 26 28 3 3 15 75CLARK 2 20 5 0 2 29COLE 31 93 2 26 46 198FRANKLIN 54 38 1 14 26 133GASCONADE 14 15 0 1 9 39HOWARD 4 9 1 2 6 22KNOX 4 1 0 0 0 5LEWIS 7 11 5 1 3 27LINCOLN 38 25 5 1 30 99MACON 8 19 9 4 2 42MARION 30 25 5 3 28 91MONROE 9 8 0 1 7 25MONTGOMERY 6 16 0 6 7 35OSAGE 1 20 1 1 3 26PIKE 8 13 2 0 24 47RALLS 3 3 0 1 2 9RANDOLPH 28 22 4 5 9 68SCHUYLER 1 8 1 0 1 11SCOTLAND 1 8 4 1 4 18SHELBY 6 9 4 0 2 21WARREN 30 29 0 3 10 72*REGION TOTAL* 357 533 75 95 275 1,335

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 5 5 1 1 2 14BUTLER 26 43 4 6 39 118CAPE GIRARDEAU 30 55 6 6 22 119CARTER 1 2 0 1 5 9CRAWFORD 10 49 3 3 8 73DENT 8 18 1 2 7 36DUNKLIN 26 157 2 2 24 211HOWELL 11 56 7 4 47 125IRON 5 26 0 1 4 36MADISON 5 16 3 0 2 26MARIES 3 6 1 1 3 14


Table 11. (continued) Cases Opened During FY 2005 by Reason for OpeningFamily-Centered Services


COUNTY CA/N SERVICES ONLY ASSESSMENT ASSESSMENT OPENED

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 9 18 1 6 6 40NEW MADRID 13 24 1 10 14 62OREGON 6 26 0 1 19 52PEMISCOT 14 25 1 6 18 64PERRY 6 11 0 0 6 23PHELPS 11 65 7 0 25 108PULASKI 25 66 4 4 12 111REYNOLDS 2 4 1 0 6 13RIPLEY 7 15 1 1 4 28ST. FRANCOIS 29 40 1 2 18 90STE. GENEVIEVE 2 10 0 0 5 17SCOTT 28 49 2 12 32 123SHANNON 4 6 0 1 1 12STODDARD 49 67 21 4 23 164TEXAS 41 23 1 0 12 77WASHINGTON 20 23 0 0 9 52WAYNE 4 13 0 1 10 28*REGION TOTAL* 400 918 69 75 383 1,845

SOUTHWEST BARRY 27 62 3 3 8 103BARTON 4 7 5 3 2 21BATES 6 9 2 2 5 24BENTON 16 28 2 0 0 46CAMDEN 20 38 2 4 17 81CEDAR 7 5 7 2 4 25CHRISTIAN 53 81 7 6 13 160DADE 4 6 0 2 6 18DALLAS 14 6 1 3 9 33DOUGLAS 12 11 0 1 2 26GREENE 152 429 3 49 286 919HENRY 8 12 8 2 7 37HICKORY 3 12 0 0 1 16JASPER 82 97 31 29 65 304LACLEDE 19 23 2 5 28 77LAWRENCE 15 63 3 2 18 101MCDONALD 20 42 2 3 18 85MILLER 5 35 0 0 6 46MONITEAU 1 18 0 0 1 20MORGAN 4 23 0 0 1 28NEWTON 28 73 4 12 31 148OZARK 4 6 1 1 0 12POLK 29 45 2 4 1 81ST. CLAIR 4 10 1 0 2 17STONE 15 52 2 2 5 76TANEY 40 78 6 3 20 147VERNON 12 15 4 0 7 38WEBSTER 31 31 0 3 5 70WRIGHT 13 26 0 3 7 49*REGION TOTAL* 648 1,343 98 144 575 2,808

KANSAS CITY CLAY 39 33 4 14 32 122JACKSON 242 235 90 104 193 864PLATTE 12 3 2 4 25 46*REGION TOTAL* 293 271 96 122 250 1,032

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 105 207 57 12 83 464ST. CHARLES 71 31 2 2 37 143ST. LOUIS COUNTY 275 180 22 71 292 840ST. LOUIS CITY 214 196 7 141 240 798*REGION TOTAL* 665 614 88 226 652 2,245

OTHER AREA OFFICE 1 1 0 0 1 3OUT HOME INV 2 0 0 0 0 2*REGION TOTAL* 3 1 0 0 1 5

STATE TOTAL 2,582 3,934 471 699 2,332 10,018


Table 12. Cases Closed During FY 2005 by Reason for ClosingFamily-Centered Services

COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENTGOAL ACHIEVED OTHER

TOTALCASES

CLOSED

NORTHWEST ANDREW 11 73.3 4 26.7 15ATCHISON 8 66.7 4 33.3 12BUCHANAN 173 85.6 29 14.4 202CALDWELL 18 90 2 10 20CARROLL 7 100 0 0 7CASS 44 81.5 10 18.5 54CHARITON 9 60 6 40 15CLINTON 16 72.7 6 27.3 22COOPER 15 78.9 4 21.1 19DAVIESS 2 100 0 0 2DE KALB 6 60 4 40 10GENTRY 5 71.4 2 28.6 7GRUNDY 18 75 6 25 24HARRISON 11 73.3 4 26.7 15HOLT 4 66.7 2 33.3 6JOHNSON 51 77.3 15 22.7 66LAFAYETTE 33 75 11 25 44LINN 10 50 10 50 20LIVINGSTON 10 71.4 4 28.6 14MERCER 5 55.6 4 44.4 9NODAWAY 14 77.8 4 22.2 18PETTIS 32 66.7 16 33.3 48PUTNAM 4 30.8 9 69.2 13RAY 18 78.3 5 21.7 23SALINE 40 88.9 5 11.1 45SULLIVAN 12 85.7 2 14.3 14WORTH 4 80 1 20 5*REGION TOTAL* 580 77.4 169 22.6 749

NORTHEAST ADAIR 41 77.4 12 22.6 53AUDRAIN 32 61.5 20 38.5 52BOONE 93 72.1 36 27.9 129CALLAWAY 71 72.4 27 27.6 98CLARK 12 63.2 7 36.8 19COLE 122 68.5 56 31.5 178FRANKLIN 99 76.7 30 23.3 129GASCONADE 24 80 6 20 30HOWARD 14 77.8 4 22.2 18KNOX 4 66.7 2 33.3 6LEWIS 14 63.6 8 36.4 22LINCOLN 51 64.6 28 35.4 79MACON 32 78 9 22 41MARION 56 71.8 22 28.2 78MONROE 26 86.7 4 13.3 30MONTGOMERY 12 44.4 15 55.6 27OSAGE 13 56.5 10 43.5 23PIKE 20 80 5 20 25RALLS 13 100 0 0 13RANDOLPH 38 57.6 28 42.4 66SCHUYLER 8 66.7 4 33.3 12SCOTLAND 10 47.6 11 52.4 21SHELBY 17 63 10 37 27WARREN 44 78.6 12 21.4 56*REGION TOTAL* 866 70.3 366 29.7 1,232

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 9 81.8 2 18.2 11BUTLER 54 55.1 44 44.9 98CAPE GIRARDEAU 108 76.6 33 23.4 141CARTER 6 75 2 25 8CRAWFORD 62 74.7 21 25.3 83DENT 54 76.1 17 23.9 71DUNKLIN 80 48.5 85 51.5 165HOWELL 52 45.6 62 54.4 114IRON 33 86.8 5 13.2 38MADISON 8 61.5 5 38.5 13MARIES 3 60 2 40 5


Table 12. (continued) Cases Closed During FY 2005 by Reason for ClosingFamily-Centered Services

COUNTY NUMBER PERCENT NUMBER PERCENTGOAL ACHIEVED OTHER

TOTALCASES

CLOSED

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 27 77.1 8 22.9 35NEW MADRID 56 88.9 7 11.1 63OREGON 37 84.1 7 15.9 44PEMISCOT 32 78 9 22 41PERRY 19 65.5 10 34.5 29PHELPS 66 68.8 30 31.3 96PULASKI 92 73 34 27 126REYNOLDS 13 76.5 4 23.5 17RIPLEY 17 56.7 13 43.3 30ST. FRANCOIS 86 76.1 27 23.9 113STE. GENEVIEVE 20 76.9 6 23.1 26SCOTT 70 73.7 25 26.3 95SHANNON 8 72.7 3 27.3 11STODDARD 88 64.7 48 35.3 136TEXAS 58 75.3 19 24.7 77WASHINGTON 48 75 16 25 64WAYNE 24 77.4 7 22.6 31*REGION TOTAL* 1,230 69.1 551 30.9 1,781

SOUTHWEST BARRY 48 67.6 23 32.4 71BARTON 16 69.6 7 30.4 23BATES 16 76.2 5 23.8 21BENTON 32 62.7 19 37.3 51CAMDEN 48 65.8 25 34.2 73CEDAR 26 86.7 4 13.3 30CHRISTIAN 75 62 46 38 121DADE 13 61.9 8 38.1 21DALLAS 17 53.1 15 46.9 32DOUGLAS 18 78.3 5 21.7 23GREENE 509 62.3 308 37.7 817HENRY 40 70.2 17 29.8 57HICKORY 17 60.7 11 39.3 28JASPER 264 77.4 77 22.6 341LACLEDE 64 87.7 9 12.3 73LAWRENCE 75 68.8 34 31.2 109MCDONALD 48 66.7 24 33.3 72MILLER 24 72.7 9 27.3 33MONITEAU 15 88.2 2 11.8 17MORGAN 18 69.2 8 30.8 26NEWTON 89 55.3 72 44.7 161OZARK 12 75 4 25 16POLK 37 45.7 44 54.3 81ST. CLAIR 10 76.9 3 23.1 13STONE 26 52 24 48 50TANEY 60 62.5 36 37.5 96VERNON 28 73.7 10 26.3 38WEBSTER 43 61.4 27 38.6 70WRIGHT 52 67.5 25 32.5 77*REGION TOTAL* 1,740 65.9 901 34.1 2,641

KANSAS CITY CLAY 103 72.5 39 27.5 142JACKSON 702 82.4 150 17.6 852PLATTE 38 88.4 5 11.6 43*REGION TOTAL* 843 81.3 194 18.7 1,037

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 309 69.3 137 30.7 446ST. CHARLES 124 83.2 25 16.8 149ST. LOUIS COUNTY 751 81 176 19 927ST. LOUIS CITY 764 75.3 251 24.7 1,015*REGION TOTAL* 1,948 76.8 589 23.2 2,537

OTHER AREA OFFICE 3 100 0 0 3OUT HOME INV 2 100 0 0 2*REGION TOTAL* 5 100 0 0 5

STATE TOTAL 7,212 72.3 2,770 27.7 9,982


Family-Centered ServicesTable 13. Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had Court Involvement by Number of

Months Open

0 - 4 MONTHS 4 - 8 MONTHS 8 - 12 MONTHS 12 + MONTHS COUNTY NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % NUMBER % TOTAL

NORTHWEST ANDREW 1 20 0 0 0 0 4 80 5ATCHISON 3 23.1 3 23.1 5 38.5 2 15.4 13BUCHANAN 12 14.1 13 15.3 16 18.8 44 51.8 85CALDWELL 4 23.5 2 11.8 3 17.6 8 47.1 17CARROLL 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 1CASS 6 16.7 3 8.3 6 16.7 21 58.3 36CHARITON 1 25 1 25 0 0 2 50 4CLINTON 0 0 3 17.6 4 23.5 10 58.8 17COOPER 5 22.7 5 22.7 1 4.5 11 50 22DAVIESS 0 0 3 60 0 0 2 40 5DE KALB 0 0 4 30.8 3 23.1 6 46.2 13GENTRY 1 33.3 2 66.7 0 0 0 0 3GRUNDY 4 19 7 33.3 2 9.5 8 38.1 21HARRISON 5 38.5 8 61.5 0 0 0 0 13HOLT 2 40 3 60 0 0 0 0 5JOHNSON 13 20.6 5 7.9 6 9.5 39 61.9 63LAFAYETTE 7 15.6 4 8.9 8 17.8 26 57.8 45LINN 1 4.2 7 29.2 2 8.3 14 58.3 24LIVINGSTON 2 12.5 3 18.8 2 12.5 9 56.3 16MERCER 0 0 1 100 0 0 0 0 1NODAWAY 3 23.1 4 30.8 3 23.1 3 23.1 13PETTIS 10 15.2 11 16.7 13 19.7 32 48.5 66PUTNAM 2 66.7 0 0 0 0 1 33.3 3RAY 1 8.3 1 8.3 3 25 7 58.3 12SALINE 8 22.9 3 8.6 5 14.3 19 54.3 35SULLIVAN 1 10 7 70 1 10 1 10 10WORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 100 1*REGION TOTAL* 92 16.8 103 18.8 83 15.1 271 49.4 549

NORTHEAST ADAIR 6 10 5 8.3 8 13.3 41 68.3 60AUDRAIN 7 21.9 10 31.3 4 12.5 11 34.4 32BOONE 22 12 22 12 19 10.4 120 65.6 183CALLAWAY 12 14.1 6 7.1 7 8.2 60 70.6 85CLARK 5 31.3 2 12.5 4 25 5 31.3 16COLE 24 21.4 16 14.3 16 14.3 56 50 112FRANKLIN 19 13.5 13 9.2 20 14.2 89 63.1 141GASCONADE 1 5.6 3 16.7 5 27.8 9 50 18HOWARD 0 0 3 21.4 3 21.4 8 57.1 14KNOX 0 0 0 0 2 25 6 75 8LEWIS 6 16.7 4 11.1 3 8.3 23 63.9 36LINCOLN 12 15.4 16 20.5 8 10.3 42 53.8 78MACON 16 27.1 8 13.6 7 11.9 28 47.5 59MARION 12 33.3 3 8.3 4 11.1 17 47.2 36MONROE 1 16.7 1 16.7 1 16.7 3 50 6MONTGOMERY 5 16.7 6 20 3 10 16 53.3 30OSAGE 1 14.3 1 14.3 1 14.3 4 57.1 7PIKE 2 10.5 3 15.8 2 10.5 12 63.2 19RALLS 1 25 0 0 1 25 2 50 4RANDOLPH 11 21.2 4 7.7 8 15.4 29 55.8 52SCHUYLER 1 16.7 0 0 0 0 5 83.3 6SCOTLAND 3 33.3 1 11.1 0 0 5 55.6 9SHELBY 8 29.6 2 7.4 4 14.8 13 48.1 27WARREN 12 16.7 13 18.1 12 16.7 35 48.6 72*REGION TOTAL* 187 16.8 142 12.8 142 12.8 639 57.6 1,110

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 1 25 0 0 2 50 1 25 4BUTLER 12 30 8 20 7 17.5 13 32.5 40CAPE GIRARDEAU 12 27.9 4 9.3 9 20.9 18 41.9 43CARTER 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 2CRAWFORD 11 12.2 13 14.4 12 13.3 54 60 90DENT 5 10 4 8 5 10 36 72 50DUNKLIN 37 38.9 28 29.5 18 18.9 12 12.6 95HOWELL 11 21.2 8 15.4 6 11.5 27 51.9 52IRON 10 19.2 10 19.2 9 17.3 23 44.2 52MADISON 3 42.9 0 0 0 0 4 57.1 7


Family-Centered ServicesTable 13. (continued) Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had Court Involvement by

Number of Months Open


MARIES 0 0 2 66.7 0 0 1 33.3 3SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 4 19 2 9.5 4 19 11 52.4 21

NEW MADRID 8 19.5 9 22 8 19.5 16 39 41OREGON 12 52.2 1 4.3 1 4.3 9 39.1 23PEMISCOT 3 13.6 6 27.3 2 9.1 11 50 22PERRY 7 46.7 1 6.7 1 6.7 6 40 15PHELPS 21 23.9 9 10.2 10 11.4 48 54.5 88PULASKI 17 21 21 25.9 10 12.3 33 40.7 81REYNOLDS 2 10.5 7 36.8 1 5.3 9 47.4 19RIPLEY 5 27.8 2 11.1 1 5.6 10 55.6 18ST. FRANCOIS 8 16.3 4 8.2 2 4.1 35 71.4 49STE. GENEVIEVE 3 23.1 4 30.8 0 0 6 46.2 13SCOTT 9 16.4 12 21.8 8 14.5 26 47.3 55SHANNON 3 37.5 0 0 2 25 3 37.5 8STODDARD 34 24.3 41 29.3 27 19.3 38 27.1 140TEXAS 13 24.1 14 25.9 7 13 20 37 54WASHINGTON 3 5.5 8 14.5 3 5.5 41 74.5 55WAYNE 6 30 1 5 3 15 10 50 20*REGION TOTAL* 260 22.4 219 18.9 158 13.6 523 45.1 1,160

SOUTHWEST BARRY 18 17.8 13 12.9 16 15.8 54 53.5 101BARTON 2 13.3 3 20 1 6.7 9 60 15BATES 7 20 4 11.4 5 14.3 19 54.3 35BENTON 3 25 2 16.7 2 16.7 5 41.7 12CAMDEN 7 12.7 12 21.8 5 9.1 31 56.4 55CEDAR 6 21.4 1 3.6 6 21.4 15 53.6 28CHRISTIAN 35 24 24 16.4 22 15.1 65 44.5 146DADE 0 0 1 8.3 0 0 11 91.7 12DALLAS 2 15.4 4 30.8 0 0 7 53.8 13DOUGLAS 5 23.8 6 28.6 2 9.5 8 38.1 21GREENE 114 19.5 78 13.3 67 11.5 326 55.7 585HENRY 8 17.8 6 13.3 6 13.3 25 55.6 45HICKORY 0 0 1 25 1 25 2 50 4JASPER 55 17.4 47 14.8 42 13.2 173 54.6 317LACLEDE 8 25.8 7 22.6 3 9.7 13 41.9 31LAWRENCE 14 13 16 14.8 7 6.5 71 65.7 108MCDONALD 14 21.5 15 23.1 10 15.4 26 40 65MILLER 4 11.8 5 14.7 4 11.8 21 61.8 34MONITEAU 1 12.5 2 25 2 25 3 37.5 8MORGAN 4 28.6 1 7.1 3 21.4 6 42.9 14NEWTON 34 29.6 21 18.3 14 12.2 46 40 115OZARK 3 23.1 3 23.1 5 38.5 2 15.4 13POLK 9 50 4 22.2 1 5.6 4 22.2 18ST. CLAIR 0 0 3 20 2 13.3 10 66.7 15STONE 16 21.9 15 20.5 10 13.7 32 43.8 73TANEY 33 23.1 22 15.4 16 11.2 72 50.3 143VERNON 9 21.4 7 16.7 5 11.9 21 50 42WEBSTER 12 40 6 20 5 16.7 7 23.3 30WRIGHT 7 25 9 32.1 2 7.1 10 35.7 28*REGION TOTAL* 430 20.2 338 15.9 264 12.4 1,094 51.5 2,126

KANSAS CITY CLAY 24 20.9 15 13 13 11.3 63 54.8 115JACKSON 157 10.8 115 7.9 120 8.2 1,064 73.1 1,456PLATTE 6 20.7 1 3.4 3 10.3 19 65.5 29*REGION TOTAL* 187 11.7 131 8.2 136 8.5 1,146 71.6 1,600

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 92 20.8 70 15.8 62 14 219 49.4 443ST. CHARLES 31 20.1 36 23.4 14 9.1 73 47.4 154ST. LOUIS COUNTY 114 10.4 93 8.5 100 9.2 784 71.9 1,091ST. LOUIS CITY 101 10.8 100 10.7 92 9.8 643 68.7 936*REGION TOTAL* 338 12.9 299 11.4 268 10.2 1,719 65.5 2,624

OTHER OUT HOME INV 3 75 0 0 0 0 1 25 4*REGION TOTAL* 3 75 0 0 0 0 1 25 4

STATE TOTAL 1,497 16.3 1,232 13.4 1,051 11.5 5,393 58.8 9,173


Table 14. Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had No Court Involvement by Number of Months Open



NORTHWEST ANDREW 10 43.5 3 13 4 17.4 6 26.1 23ATCHISON 5 83.3 1 16.7 0 0 0 0 6BUCHANAN 89 34.5 78 30.2 50 19.4 41 15.9 258CALDWELL 6 33.3 6 33.3 4 22.2 2 11.1 18CARROLL 6 66.7 3 33.3 0 0 0 0 9CASS 40 58.8 19 27.9 2 2.9 7 10.3 68CHARITON 10 55.6 5 27.8 2 11.1 1 5.6 18CLINTON 14 53.8 6 23.1 2 7.7 4 15.4 26COOPER 6 37.5 4 25 0 0 6 37.5 16DAVIESS 0 0 3 60 0 0 2 40 5DE KALB 4 57.1 2 28.6 0 0 1 14.3 7GENTRY 8 66.7 3 25 0 0 1 8.3 12GRUNDY 7 31.8 10 45.5 1 4.5 4 18.2 22HARRISON 8 42.1 5 26.3 2 10.5 4 21.1 19HOLT 4 80 0 0 1 20 0 0 5JOHNSON 37 56.9 17 26.2 3 4.6 8 12.3 65LAFAYETTE 25 65.8 5 13.2 3 7.9 5 13.2 38LINN 11 52.4 4 19 2 9.5 4 19 21LIVINGSTON 10 58.8 4 23.5 2 11.8 1 5.9 17MERCER 4 50 2 25 1 12.5 1 12.5 8NODAWAY 10 52.6 2 10.5 2 10.5 5 26.3 19PETTIS 17 44.7 10 26.3 3 7.9 8 21.1 38PUTNAM 11 64.7 4 23.5 1 5.9 1 5.9 17RAY 10 37 12 44.4 1 3.7 4 14.8 27SALINE 19 55.9 11 32.4 1 2.9 3 8.8 34SULLIVAN 7 41.2 7 41.2 2 11.8 1 5.9 17WORTH 4 80 1 20 0 0 0 0 5*REGION TOTAL* 382 46.7 227 27.8 89 10.9 120 14.7 818

NORTHEAST ADAIR 23 34.8 19 28.8 14 21.2 10 15.2 66AUDRAIN 40 70.2 14 24.6 1 1.8 2 3.5 57BOONE 35 29.2 28 23.3 17 14.2 40 33.3 120CALLAWAY 25 24.5 19 18.6 23 22.5 35 34.3 102CLARK 12 52.2 7 30.4 2 8.7 2 8.7 23COLE 118 58.4 50 24.8 13 6.4 21 10.4 202FRANKLIN 51 34.9 36 24.7 34 23.3 25 17.1 146GASCONADE 15 32.6 16 34.8 6 13 9 19.6 46HOWARD 13 65 6 30 1 5 0 0 20KNOX 2 28.6 0 0 4 57.1 1 14.3 7LEWIS 6 23.1 4 15.4 6 23.1 10 38.5 26LINCOLN 39 42.4 27 29.3 14 15.2 12 13 92MACON 9 37.5 9 37.5 3 12.5 3 12.5 24MARION 50 46.7 31 29 15 14 11 10.3 107MONROE 15 45.5 12 36.4 1 3 5 15.2 33MONTGOMERY 17 56.7 8 26.7 3 10 2 6.7 30OSAGE 16 51.6 8 25.8 2 6.5 5 16.1 31PIKE 24 42.1 18 31.6 8 14 7 12.3 57RALLS 7 46.7 5 33.3 0 0 3 20 15RANDOLPH 37 56.1 16 24.2 5 7.6 8 12.1 66SCHUYLER 7 50 4 28.6 1 7.1 2 14.3 14SCOTLAND 6 23.1 9 34.6 5 19.2 6 23.1 26SHELBY 10 52.6 4 21.1 2 10.5 3 15.8 19WARREN 27 38.6 14 20 7 10 22 31.4 70*REGION TOTAL* 604 43.2 364 26 187 13.4 244 17.4 1,399

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 10 76.9 3 23.1 0 0 0 0 13BUTLER 68 52.3 46 35.4 10 7.7 6 4.6 130CAPE GIRARDEAU 77 46.7 47 28.5 18 10.9 23 13.9 165CARTER 6 40 3 20 1 6.7 5 33.3 15CRAWFORD 28 41.2 27 39.7 9 13.2 4 5.9 68DENT 21 38.2 22 40 6 10.9 6 10.9 55DUNKLIN 106 64.2 36 21.8 13 7.9 10 6.1 165HOWELL 88 65.7 24 17.9 10 7.5 12 9 134IRON 14 51.9 3 11.1 4 14.8 6 22.2 27MADISON 9 26.5 14 41.2 4 11.8 7 20.6 34MARIES 7 46.7 3 20 3 20 2 13.3 15


Table 14. (continued) Cases Active During FY 2005 Which Have Had No Court Involvement by Number of Months Open



SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 16 29.6 16 29.6 11 20.4 11 20.4 54NEW MADRID 15 23.4 28 43.8 15 23.4 6 9.4 64OREGON 28 54.9 11 21.6 4 7.8 8 15.7 51PEMISCOT 19 25.7 27 36.5 18 24.3 10 13.5 74PERRY 15 60 6 24 1 4 3 12 25PHELPS 61 58.7 21 20.2 14 13.5 8 7.7 104PULASKI 64 58.2 30 27.3 6 5.5 10 9.1 110REYNOLDS 4 30.8 7 53.8 0 0 2 15.4 13RIPLEY 18 60 7 23.3 2 6.7 3 10 30ST. FRANCOIS 49 32.7 38 25.3 29 19.3 34 22.7 150STE. GENEVIEVE 4 12.9 10 32.3 7 22.6 10 32.3 31SCOTT 51 37 52 37.7 20 14.5 15 10.9 138SHANNON 4 36.4 5 45.5 2 18.2 0 0 11STODDARD 51 45.5 37 33 8 7.1 16 14.3 112TEXAS 34 47.2 23 31.9 10 13.9 5 6.9 72WASHINGTON 17 19.1 25 28.1 17 19.1 30 33.7 89WAYNE 15 53.6 8 28.6 4 14.3 1 3.6 28*REGION TOTAL* 899 45.5 579 29.3 246 12.4 253 12.8 1,977

SOUTHWEST BARRY 29 28.7 24 23.8 17 16.8 31 30.7 101BARTON 9 36 9 36 3 12 4 16 25BATES 8 30.8 7 26.9 2 7.7 9 34.6 26BENTON 48 88.9 4 7.4 1 1.9 1 1.9 54CAMDEN 39 39.4 29 29.3 14 14.1 17 17.2 99CEDAR 12 44.4 7 25.9 3 11.1 5 18.5 27CHRISTIAN 59 42.8 36 26.1 14 10.1 29 21 138DADE 7 29.2 12 50 3 12.5 2 8.3 24DALLAS 25 61 11 26.8 1 2.4 4 9.8 41DOUGLAS 12 57.1 4 19 1 4.8 4 19 21GREENE 527 49.4 227 21.3 100 9.4 213 20 1,067HENRY 15 32.6 12 26.1 10 21.7 9 19.6 46HICKORY 20 76.9 4 15.4 1 3.8 1 3.8 26JASPER 161 47.1 75 21.9 25 7.3 81 23.7 342LACLEDE 21 21.6 42 43.3 15 15.5 19 19.6 97LAWRENCE 37 33.9 33 30.3 12 11 27 24.8 109MCDONALD 36 51.4 23 32.9 7 10 4 5.7 70MILLER 18 40 17 37.8 4 8.9 6 13.3 45MONITEAU 7 26.9 11 42.3 5 19.2 3 11.5 26MORGAN 14 46.7 12 40 2 6.7 2 6.7 30NEWTON 57 36.3 37 23.6 28 17.8 35 22.3 157OZARK 6 54.5 3 27.3 1 9.1 1 9.1 11POLK 51 59.3 25 29.1 9 10.5 1 1.2 86ST. CLAIR 6 31.6 5 26.3 3 15.8 5 26.3 19STONE 17 25.4 22 32.8 7 10.4 21 31.3 67TANEY 36 29.5 32 26.2 32 26.2 22 18 122VERNON 14 35 8 20 7 17.5 11 27.5 40WEBSTER 40 56.3 19 26.8 7 9.9 5 7 71WRIGHT 29 40.3 24 33.3 9 12.5 10 13.9 72*REGION TOTAL* 1,360 44.5 774 25.3 343 11.2 582 19 3,059

KANSAS CITY CLAY 59 50 32 27.1 7 5.9 20 16.9 118JACKSON 292 26.6 210 19.2 137 12.5 457 41.7 1,096PLATTE 21 38.9 17 31.5 12 22.2 4 7.4 54*REGION TOTAL* 372 29.3 259 20.4 156 12.3 481 37.9 1,268

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 175 36.4 102 21.2 67 13.9 137 28.5 481ST. CHARLES 74 62.2 23 19.3 6 5 16 13.4 119ST. LOUIS COUNTY 343 30 253 22.1 143 12.5 406 35.5 1,145ST. LOUIS CITY 340 27.4 266 21.5 197 15.9 436 35.2 1,239*REGION TOTAL* 932 31.2 644 21.6 413 13.8 995 33.3 2,984

OTHER AREA OFFICE 3 60 1 20 0 0 1 20 5OUT HOME INV 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 100 2*REGION TOTAL* 3 42.9 1 14.3 0 0 3 42.9 7

STATE TOTAL 4,552 39.5 2,848 24.7 1,434 12.5 2,678 23.3 11,512


Figure 7. Family-Centered Services Cases Opened During FY 2005by Reason for Opening

Figure 8. Family-Centered Services Cases Closed During FY 2005by Reason for Closing


0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%


Substantiated Preventive Services Court Order, Newborn Crisis, Family Assessment

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%


Goal Achieved Other


Table 15. Family-Centered Services Cases ActiveFY 2001 - 2005

Figure 9. Family-Centered Services Cases ActiveFY 2001 - 2005



Fiscal Year

FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004FY 2005

PercentChange from

Prior Year

-3.47%-10.10%

-5.75%-2.62%

Cases*

25,96925,06822,53721,24120,685

0

5,000

10,000

15,000

20,000

25,000

30,000

FY 2001

FY 2002

FY 2003

FY 2004

FY 2005

Cas

es


Table 16. Family-Centered Services Cases OpenedFY 2001 - 2005

Figure 10. Family-Centered Services Cases OpenedFY 2001 - 2005



Fiscal Year

FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004FY 2005

PercentChange from

Prior Year

-9.33%-10.75%

-1.18%-2.00%

Cases*

12,78311,59010,34410,22210,018

0

2,000

4,000

6,000

8,000

10,000

12,000

14,000

FY 2001

FY 2002

FY 2003

FY 2004

FY 2005

Cas

es


Table 17. Family-Centered Services Cases ClosedFY 2001 - 2005

Figure 11. Family-Centered Services Cases ClosedFY 2001 - 2005



Fiscal Year

FY 2001FY 2002FY 2003FY 2004FY 2005

Cases*

12,49112,87511,51810,5749,982

PercentChange from

Prior Year

3.07%-10.54%

-8.20%-5.60%


Family-Centered ServicesNotes: Family-Centered Services Tables and Figures

All data for this report was compiled during October 2005.Counties listed are case manager counties.

Table 10.

Counts of persons are unduplicated.

Child caretakers are persons under legal age who are also parents.


Close reason of "Other" includes the following:

Client not making progress but there are no legal grounds for court intervention,

Client moved-unable to locate,

Client moved-other state notified,

Referred to other appropriate resource, and

Other

Table 13.

Case is listed as having court action if any individuals in the case have court participation codesof B, C or D:

B - Supervision by CD (child not in Alternative Care);

C - Legal custody with CD (child not in Alternative Care);

D - Child placed in Alternative Care (custody and/or supervision with CD)


Out-of-Home Placement


Table 18. Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager County and Last Known Placement Category


ADOPTIVE FOSTER RELATIVE GROUP HOME/ TOTAL ENTRIES AVERAGE COUNTY HOME HOME HOME RES. CARE OTHER ENTRIES PER 1,000 AGE

NORTHWEST ANDREW 0 3 0 0 0 3 0.69 9.7ATCHISON 0 6 0 0 4 10 6.46 11.3BUCHANAN 0 26 8 6 7 47 2.24 7.2CALDWELL 0 8 0 0 1 9 3.71 2.3CARROLL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0CASS 0 6 1 5 13 25 1.07 8.2CHARITON 0 15 0 1 7 23 11.52 7.2CLINTON 0 0 0 0 5 5 0.98 10.6COOPER 0 16 0 5 5 26 6.84 9.1DAVIESS 0 7 3 0 1 11 5.09 7.4DE KALB 0 4 4 0 0 8 3.33 8.4GENTRY 0 3 0 0 0 3 1.68 6.3GRUNDY 0 8 2 1 10 21 8.66 5.7HARRISON 0 11 9 0 4 24 11.41 6.5HOLT 0 1 1 0 1 3 2.36 6.7JOHNSON 0 20 2 6 7 35 2.89 8.3LAFAYETTE 0 6 8 7 3 24 2.78 10.3LINN 0 9 3 0 3 15 4.3 8.5LIVINGSTON 0 13 0 0 0 13 3.66 4.8MERCER 0 3 0 0 0 3 3.47 7.3NODAWAY 0 8 4 0 2 14 3.3 6.3PETTIS 2 29 2 3 19 55 5.3 7PUTNAM 0 4 2 0 4 10 7.97 10.3RAY 0 3 1 0 4 8 1.24 3SALINE 0 16 0 3 1 20 3.46 7.9SULLIVAN 0 4 1 0 6 11 6.09 10.5WORTH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0*REGION TOTAL* 2 229 51 37 107 426 3.1 7.6

NORTHEAST ADAIR 0 15 7 11 17 50 10.43 9.4AUDRAIN 0 11 0 1 9 21 3.3 7.1BOONE 0 58 27 13 12 110 3.56 7.3CALLAWAY 0 8 12 9 7 36 3.47 9CLARK 0 12 0 6 1 19 10.26 11.9COLE 0 61 32 15 10 118 6.82 7.3FRANKLIN 1 51 21 2 47 122 4.75 6.1GASCONADE 0 6 1 0 8 15 3.95 6.9HOWARD 0 1 2 0 0 3 1.22 1.3KNOX 0 6 0 0 4 10 9.2 8.2LEWIS 0 13 0 3 2 18 6.85 12.7LINCOLN 0 40 11 1 29 81 6.93 8MACON 1 14 11 4 6 36 9.42 9.4MARION 0 19 4 1 8 32 4.4 8.3MONROE 0 2 1 0 3 6 2.49 8MONTGOMERY 0 10 5 3 0 18 5.83 9.7OSAGE 0 2 2 0 4 8 2.33 7.1PIKE 0 5 1 0 4 10 2.33 8.5RALLS 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0RANDOLPH 0 20 6 6 8 40 6.81 8.1SCHUYLER 0 5 0 0 0 5 4.87 16SCOTLAND 0 2 1 2 0 5 3.51 10.6SHELBY 0 11 6 0 5 22 12.72 6.2WARREN 0 25 4 4 31 64 9.72 8*REGION TOTAL* 2 397 154 81 215 849 5.23 7.9

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 0 13 1 0 1 15 4.76 9.5BUTLER 0 23 4 1 6 34 3.44 8.2CAPE GIRARDEAU 0 42 1 2 11 56 3.48 9.1CARTER 0 0 4 0 0 4 2.68 6.8CRAWFORD 0 29 1 2 5 37 6.18 7.9DENT 0 17 2 2 8 29 7.8 8.9DUNKLIN 0 58 14 5 53 130 15.09 6.2HOWELL 0 21 1 3 0 25 2.58 11IRON 0 13 5 3 9 30 11.22 8.7MADISON 0 6 0 0 2 8 2.75 8.5MARIES 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.43 12


Table 18. (continued) Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager County and Last Known Placement Category


ADOPTIVE FOSTER RELATIVE GROUP HOME/ TOTAL ENTRIES AVERAGE COUNTY HOME HOME HOME RES. CARE OTHER ENTRIES PER 1,000 AGE

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 0 6 1 1 10 18 5.09 5.4NEW MADRID 0 14 5 3 13 35 6.7 8.2OREGON 0 4 0 1 2 7 2.78 9.3PEMISCOT 0 15 1 2 13 31 5.15 8.6PERRY 0 23 0 0 1 24 5.09 11.1PHELPS 1 42 5 3 17 68 7.2 8.9PULASKI 1 44 3 4 28 80 7.06 7.5REYNOLDS 0 12 0 1 0 13 8.08 6.9RIPLEY 0 5 2 0 3 10 2.98 8.1ST. FRANCOIS 0 22 7 4 3 36 2.7 9.5STE. GENEVIEVE 0 1 0 3 2 6 1.26 11.5SCOTT 1 24 1 4 12 42 3.79 8.7SHANNON 0 2 0 1 0 3 1.36 7.7STODDARD 0 57 26 12 59 154 21.71 7.3TEXAS 2 35 0 1 25 63 10.99 8.7WASHINGTON 0 47 2 2 6 57 9.19 6.3WAYNE 0 12 0 2 2 16 5.2 10.6*REGION TOTAL* 5 588 86 62 291 1,032 6.15 8

SOUTHWEST BARRY 0 28 23 3 24 78 8.79 8.1BARTON 0 5 1 0 3 9 2.61 2.8BATES 1 13 1 0 6 21 4.75 9.4BENTON 0 2 0 3 1 6 1.71 12CAMDEN 1 37 4 1 9 52 6.93 9.1CEDAR 1 3 2 3 1 10 2.96 8.7CHRISTIAN 0 60 8 11 38 117 7.74 7.8DADE 0 0 0 1 0 1 0.52 14DALLAS 0 21 0 0 4 25 5.81 8.1DOUGLAS 0 12 1 0 1 14 4.14 9.6GREENE 0 153 80 34 105 372 6.95 6.3HENRY 1 20 2 6 12 41 7.85 10.5HICKORY 0 0 0 1 0 1 0.56 16JASPER 3 122 53 16 61 255 9.46 6.8LACLEDE 0 23 5 0 19 47 5.42 8LAWRENCE 0 36 9 9 19 73 7.62 10.4MCDONALD 2 56 4 1 7 70 11.18 8.5MILLER 0 11 4 2 0 17 2.74 8.1MONITEAU 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.26 5MORGAN 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.22 0NEWTON 1 68 10 7 35 121 8.76 7.5OZARK 0 16 0 2 0 18 8.54 10.3POLK 1 15 2 5 3 26 3.74 9.5ST. CLAIR 0 9 1 6 1 17 7.66 10.6STONE 0 50 5 13 3 71 11.57 7.7TANEY 1 64 7 18 28 118 13.24 8.4VERNON 0 11 1 2 6 20 3.68 7.7WEBSTER 0 16 5 2 3 26 2.9 8.3WRIGHT 0 8 2 2 2 14 2.87 7.7*REGION TOTAL* 12 861 230 148 391 1,642 6.79 7.7

KANSAS CITY CLAY 0 38 2 12 36 88 1.85 7.8JACKSON 2 410 14 185 288 899 5.33 7.3PLATTE 0 6 1 2 1 10 0.53 11*REGION TOTAL* 2 454 17 199 325 997 4.24 7.4

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 1 124 84 6 82 297 5.37 8.9ST. CHARLES 0 49 8 12 43 112 1.36 9ST. LOUIS COUNTY 1 233 49 111 217 611 2.39 7.8ST. LOUIS CITY 1 196 99 119 135 550 6.13 7.7*REGION TOTAL* 3 602 240 248 477 1,570 3.25 8

OTHER ICAMA 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 13*REGION TOTAL* 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 13

STATE TOTAL 26 3,132 778 775 1,806 6,517 4.56 7.8


Out-of-Home PlacementTable 19. Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager County

TOTAL COUNTY ENTRY REENTRY (RE)ENTRIES

NORTHWEST ANDREW 3 0 3ATCHISON 10 0 10BUCHANAN 40 7 47CALDWELL 9 0 9CASS 23 2 25CHARITON 22 1 23CLINTON 1 4 5COOPER 18 8 26DAVIESS 9 2 11DE KALB 8 0 8GENTRY 3 0 3GRUNDY 18 3 21HARRISON 17 7 24HOLT 2 1 3JOHNSON 30 5 35LAFAYETTE 20 4 24LINN 14 1 15LIVINGSTON 10 3 13MERCER 3 0 3NODAWAY 12 2 14PETTIS 43 12 55PUTNAM 10 0 10RAY 8 0 8SALINE 13 7 20SULLIVAN 8 3 11*REGION TOTAL* 354 72 426

NORTHEAST ADAIR 37 13 50AUDRAIN 19 2 21BOONE 85 25 110CALLAWAY 34 2 36CLARK 19 0 19COLE 91 27 118FRANKLIN 104 18 122GASCONADE 9 6 15HOWARD 3 0 3KNOX 9 1 10LEWIS 14 4 18LINCOLN 72 9 81MACON 26 10 36MARION 26 6 32MONROE 6 0 6MONTGOMERY 14 4 18OSAGE 8 0 8PIKE 8 2 10RANDOLPH 31 9 40SCHUYLER 4 1 5SCOTLAND 5 0 5SHELBY 20 2 22WARREN 58 6 64*REGION TOTAL* 702 147 849

SOUTHEAST BOLLINGER 8 7 15BUTLER 27 7 34CAPE GIRARDEAU 40 16 56CARTER 4 0 4CRAWFORD 33 4 37DENT 23 6 29DUNKLIN 107 23 130HOWELL 18 7 25IRON 21 9 30MADISON 8 0 8MARIES 0 1 1


Out-of-Home PlacementTable 19. (continued) Children (Re)Entering CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager

County

TOTAL COUNTY ENTRY REENTRY (RE)ENTRIES

SOUTHEAST MISSISSIPPI 10 8 18NEW MADRID 30 5 35OREGON 4 3 7PEMISCOT 26 5 31PERRY 22 2 24PHELPS 40 28 68PULASKI 58 22 80REYNOLDS 12 1 13RIPLEY 8 2 10ST. FRANCOIS 21 15 36STE. GENEVIEVE 3 3 6SCOTT 32 10 42SHANNON 3 0 3STODDARD 127 27 154TEXAS 46 17 63WASHINGTON 29 28 57WAYNE 11 5 16*REGION TOTAL* 771 261 1,032

SOUTHWEST BARRY 65 13 78BARTON 8 1 9BATES 18 3 21BENTON 5 1 6CAMDEN 39 13 52CEDAR 7 3 10CHRISTIAN 99 18 117DADE 1 0 1DALLAS 22 3 25DOUGLAS 11 3 14GREENE 328 44 372HENRY 23 18 41HICKORY 0 1 1JASPER 198 57 255LACLEDE 44 3 47LAWRENCE 54 19 73MCDONALD 61 9 70MILLER 10 7 17MONITEAU 1 0 1MORGAN 1 0 1NEWTON 106 15 121OZARK 12 6 18POLK 25 1 26ST. CLAIR 13 4 17STONE 62 9 71TANEY 104 14 118VERNON 18 2 20WEBSTER 19 7 26WRIGHT 11 3 14*REGION TOTAL* 1,365 277 1,642

KANSAS CITY CLAY 65 23 88JACKSON 581 318 899PLATTE 8 2 10*REGION TOTAL* 654 343 997

ST. LOUIS JEFFERSON 247 50 297ST. CHARLES 86 26 112ST. LOUIS COUNTY 466 145 611ST. LOUIS CITY 419 131 550*REGION TOTAL* 1,218 352 1,570

OTHER ICAMA 1 0 1*REGION TOTAL* 1 0 1

STATE TOTAL 5,065 1,452 6,517


Out-of-Home PlacementTable 20. Children in CD Custody During FY 2005 by Case Manager County and Last Known

Placement Category

ADOPTIVE FOSTER RELATIVE GROUP HOME/ TOTAL CHILDREN AVERAGE COUNTY HOME HOME HOME RES. CARE OTHER CHILDREN PER 1,000 AGE

NORTHWEST ANDREW 0 7 5 2 3 17 3.91 11.9ATCHISON 0 20 0 0 3 23 14.87 8.2BUCHANAN 2 81 30 19 21 153 7.31 9.8CALDWELL 0 12 3 0 0 15 6.18 2.9CARROLL 0 2 0 0 1 3 1.16 11CASS 0 34 13 11 24 82 3.52 9.2CHARITON 0 19 4 1 8 32 16.02 9.5CLINTON 0 9 2 3 13 27 5.32 10.6COOPER 0 28 5 8 12 53 13.94 9.6DAVIESS 0 14 3 0 5 22 10.18 8.1DE KALB 0 10 7 5 1 23 9.57 9.3GENTRY 0 4 0 1 4 9 5.05 10.8GRUNDY 1 26 6 4 12 49 20.21 8.7HARRISON 0 15 9 1 5 30 14.27 7.2HOLT 0 4 1 0 1 6 4.72 10.3JOHNSON 0 43 11 22 26 102 8.41 11.7LAFAYETTE 0 27 18 21 14 80 9.26 12.1LINN 0 24 10 5 6 45 12.9 10.4LIVINGSTON 0 19 2 3 0 24 6.75 8MERCER 0 9 0 0 1 10 11.57 7.5NODAWAY 0 15 4 2 6 27 6.36 7.6PETTIS 3 65 8 29 53 158 15.23 11PUTNAM 0 6 3 2 4 15 11.96 11.1RAY 0 8 2 2 12 24 3.73 8.9SALINE 1 62 7 15 10 95 16.46 10SULLIVAN 0 8 4 0 6 18 9.96 10.2WORTH 0 3 0 0 0 3 5.18

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