United Tribes ) Michigan - Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
United Tribes ) Michigan - Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
United Tribes ) Michigan - Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians
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Centralized intake (Cl,)<br />
Frequently Asked Questions<br />
What is motivating the onanct•eito. :.!,:a:::.Centratizeddntake::::proce.ss9<br />
Based Oitther:MOdified:Settlettent,:••Agreerrient•signe&On 7/718111, DHS is required to establish<br />
a statewide centralized call center that Will be operated 24 hours per day to ensure consistency<br />
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in meeting the needs <strong>of</strong> the entire community for the purpose <strong>of</strong> receipt, screening and<br />
assignt-nent <strong>of</strong> all reports <strong>of</strong> abuse and neglect. Adult iif;rotective.,!ServiCesqAPSYIS•EalSo<br />
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included With CI. again to:ensUre consistency and alloW for a single call number for those:.w<br />
report concerns, regardless <strong>of</strong> whether the alleged victim is ,a child or vulnerable adult.<br />
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2. Why is a Centralized IntaKe unit coming?<br />
The goalln proOeSsing all complaints in one loCation is to ensure consistency across counties;<br />
in the quality evaluation and assignment <strong>of</strong> complaints that are received. Essentially these<br />
changes consolidate and simplify83 county intakersyStemS into one statewide call tenter.<br />
Where is -the Centralized Intake unit located?<br />
Centralized Intake is located Within Kont County,<br />
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The Centralized Intake unit wily be staffed 24 hou:s a day, 3<br />
Intake will be appropriately staffed to handle call volume.<br />
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When is the ch lige from a cdulltV.:::4tpitifIC:iiiitalke-lo entr.-lized:::1ntake?<br />
On March 5, 2012, ail callers wishing to make a complaint<br />
toll-free number<br />
-,Alois to local <strong>of</strong>fices with Children's Protective Services (CPS) or APS cprhplaints,will:::Oeii,<br />
informed in the introductory message to "hang up and dial the toll-free<br />
make their complaint with Centralited Intake.<br />
Local <strong>of</strong>fices will continue to have intake staff available to assist callers during:::,:atransition<br />
time after March 5 until approxiniately April 6, 2012.<br />
During the 30-day transition, the local <strong>of</strong>fice staff will be unatjle.to.clocuOient the corn ~~lalnt<br />
within SINSS, but will provide the caller with the toll-free number; answer dUeStianS•,:: provide:<br />
information and transfer the caller to Centralized Intake::<br />
The :tO11-free number will be'relese0 two (2) weekS..:prior to the:!•MarC.<br />
mailings, news articles and other media announcements designed to inform the public <strong>of</strong><br />
this ichan<br />
CPS, has always handled afte6bOut,..::Adult PrOteOtive.,:aervices•comi•PlaintS<br />
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handled once CI JS in place?<br />
APS complaints will be handled by the CPS Unit for all after4hOtrs cells, s is the current<br />
practice in the state