Cross Referenced

Sections

nonprofit organization for use by OWF participants.

Prevailing Wages

Motor Vehicle Donation

<$4500 to a nonprofit organization for use by OWF participant.

Contracting

health and human services for low income persons, including counseling, family

Support, legal services, day care, teen services, literacy, prescription homemaker

assistance, adult day care, respite care services, attendant care, hearing and

Speech services, adult protective services, and transportation services.

Partnership Agreements

agreement with ODHS, after public hearing and consultation with county human

services planning committee.

329.60

any private government agency to serve as CSEA, CDHS, or PCSA. Restricts

ability to redesignate the PCSA if it is run by a county children's services board

unless the commissioners notify the CSB of its intent to redesignate, provide

the CSB with an opportunity to comment, and vote unanimously to redesignate

in the event that the CSB opposes the redesignation. Requires 60 days public

notice before redesignation.

5153.03

government agency to perform a social services duty on behalf of a county

social services agency. County commissioners may not contract for services of

a CSB who serves as PCSA.

5153.16

Plan of Cooperation

cooperation with all county social services agencies to coordinate and enhance

services offered under OWF, PRC, and other social services programs. Plan

must also include cooperation with the Board of Education, incorporate the

county transportation plan, and specify how information sharing will occur

across agencies.

5108

Transportation Plan

work plan concerning the needs of low-income residents seeking to obtain or

retain employment. Lists who must be consulted in developing the plan.

122.66

Services for Families who

Relocate Frequently

providing services to children whose families relocate frequently, in

consultation with county DHS, board of education and/or joint educational

service center.

Confidentiality

confidentiality governing the entity that provides the information. Contracts

with these entities shall coordinate with other agreements, prohibit

discrimination in hiring and promotion, comply with federal and state laws, be

adopted by resolution of a board of county commissioners, and specify how the

contract may be amended.

329.05

5108

Contracting

commissioners and a religious organization.

307.982

institutions.

CDHS

human services and appoint a director for this department.

refer to the county department or director of human services.

transfer rather than establish a direct deposit system. Voluntary or mandatory

direct deposit may be applied to both disability assistance and OWF.

5107.75

5115.07

Specifies that the county department of human services is subject to the board

of county commissioners.

42 U.S.C.A. 301

5107

5108

2301.34 - 2301.44

2301.35

2301.42

Interagency Agreements

services other than those already outlined, such an agreement shall not conflict

with other plans of cooperation, nor with the transportation work plan, nor

with procedures for providing services to children whose families relocate

frequently.

Registration

applications available to persons receiving disability, medical, OWF, or PRC

assistance.

5115

5111

5108

Human Services Planning

Committee

membership and outlines the committee's powers and duties.

5108

5104

307.98

5101.46

Use of Funds

Accounts - Definitions

20 U.S.C.A. 1141(a)

20 U.S.C.A. 2471(4)

5104.01

U.S.C.A. 501(c)(3)

329.12

329.14

Accounts - Guidelines

contributions to the account. Outlines criteria for selecting fiduciary

organizations. Authorizes county DHS to make administrative cost grants to the

fiduciary organization. Requires the county DHS to require the fiduciary

organization to collect and maintain information regarding the program. Outlines

what information shall be collected. Requires the county DHS to file a

semi-annual report of this information, beginning at the end of the first six

months of such a program.

Accounts - Guidelines

to handle an IDA. Requires the fiduciary organization to determine whether it

has deposited at least 50% of the funds donated by individuals and

non-corporate entities every year by January 30; every five years, the fiduciary

organization must determine whether it has deposited at least 50% of the funds

donated by corporations. The fiduciary organization cannot accept any further

donations until it has deposited at least 50% of the funds donated.

Accounts - Guidelines

<150% of poverty, donations by the fiduciary organization cannot exceed 2

times the donations by the participant, and the account balance cannot exceed

$10,000. IDA funds are not counted in OWF benefit calculation, and may only

be used for post-secondary education, qualified business expenses, and

personal emergencies.

5107

5108

5111

26 U.S.C. 1034

5103.03-5103.05

5103.15

5103.03

5123.01

5122.01

2919.22

5103.15

4757.01

5122.01

4732.01

5123.19

3113.33

Appropriations

Custody

Abuse

Responsibilities

Plans of Cooperation

agency. Requires child support enforcement agencies to enter into a plan of

cooperation with the board of county commissioners.

Support Payments

Paternity

program a IV-D application.

5107

Notification

Children

Falsification of Testimony

Offenders Probation/Parole

for Minors

Procedures

Support Order

Child Welfare Costs

Child Welfare Costs

1994. Adds one line (#25) to the single-parent child support order calculation

guidelines, asking for the gross household income per party after exchange of

child support.

School Districts

Teacher Salaries

participants who are serving as classroom aides in schools attended by their minor

child(ren).

WEP Enrollment

agreement to place OWF participant into WEP if OWF participant has a child

enrolled in that district. OWF participant must have a criminal record check;

can't be placed if convicted of an offense in 3319.39 (B)(1)(a). OWF participant

not considered an employee of the school.

3319.39

3319.39 (B)(1)(a) or (b)

conformed.

Contracting

Exempts OWF participants from prevailing wage, except paid employment or SEP.

4117

to OWF participants performing only OWF-assigned work, developmental work, or

alternative work activities.

Worker's Compensation

Requirements

5108

7 U.S.C.A. 2011

Information

5108

Compensation

with ODHS

concerning the availability of OBES funds and programs to assist OWF

participants, especially convicted felons, to achieve self-sufficiency.

of commissioners to create a single administrative unit within the county for the

ADC and DA programs.

Violence Training

research, and to prescribe rules necessary in order to do so.

Funds to Counties

5101.24

IV-E Funding

IV-E Funding

PA Expenditures

calendar year to fiscal year. Requires the board of county commissioners to pay 25% of

DA and admin of DA that ODHS determines allowable; 10% of admin expenditures for

Food Stamps and Medicaid; 80% of the county's FY 94 expenditures for ADC and IV-F

as determined by HHS reports. Mandated share cannot exceed 110% of the prior year's

amount, except that it may be increased pursuant to a sanction, and ODHS must adopt

rules to implement this sanction; if ODHS establishes a maximum amount that it will pay

a county for administration of DA, OWF, PRC, FS, and Medicaid, any county expenditures

above that amount are the responsibility of the county.

5101.54

5107

5108

49 Stat. 620

42 U.S.C.A. 301

110 Stat. 2105

5101.24

Fund

notifies county commissioners of estimated county share each May (formerly

December) for the coming state fiscal year (formerly calendar year). Counties

must appropriate said amount plus five percent each January, with

reconciliation each June. Requires ODHS to establish by rule the payment

periods for reimbursing counties for the State and Federal share of public

assistance expenditures. If counties spend more than the reimbursable amount,

then ODHS will not reimburse the county for the excess spending, except in the

case that the excess expenditures are for the Medicaid or Food Stamps

Programs and the county has not entered into a Partnership Agreement with

ODHS (this is covered in 5101.162). Requires AG to bring mandamus

proceedings in Franklin county court of appeals if county fails to appropriate or

deposit funds in the PA account.

5101.16

111.15

Exceeding Their

Reimburseable Amounts

counties who have not yet signed partnership agreement and have exceeded their

reimbursement maximums.

5101.21

Income Requirements

and DA participants and sets guidelines for that determination.

5115.05

PA Program Inclusion

assistance, and general assistance provided prior to July 17, 1995. Updates

cross-references.

5108

recover the cost of services provided in error.

Partnership Agreement

commissioners regarding the administration of OWF, PRC, and any other social

service duty that is agreed upon. The agreement must address the following

topics:

1. Administrative requirements

2. Anticipated social service outcomes and ODHS support

3. County social service agency performance standards and ODHS technical

assistance

4. Criteria and methodology for determining county social service agency and

ODHS compliance

5. Financial incentives offered the county social service agency

6. Functions or actions ODHS can take against a noncompliant county social

service agency

7. Funding methodology

8. Required audits

9. Whether any ODHS rule will be waived for the county social service agency

10. Method for amending or terminating the agreement

11. Dispute resolution procedures

12. Effective dates

13. Other necessary provisions

Allows ODHS to establish consolidated funding for counties in partnership

agreements. All counties must be in partnership agreements by January 1, 2000.

5107

5108

329.05

307.983

5101.23

the coordination, provision, or enhancement of CSSA duties; or the enhancement or

innovation of human services activities on the state or local level. Terms of agreement,

contract, and grant may be incorporated into the partnership agreement.

5101.21

Religious Organizations

section 104 of PRWORA.

PRWORA 104

Standards

performance standards do not apply if a different performance standard was

agreed to in the partnership agreements.

Standards

CDHSs that exceed performance standards set forth in partnership agreements.

Creates the Social Services Incentive Fund in State treasury to provide incentive

funding to counties.

5101.22

Against County Social

Services Agencies

including corrective action, financial sanction, or DHSS performing the CSSA

functions. Provides provisions for county to request an administrative review

of any proposed sanction.

119

119.07

CDHS employees and identify a variety of state funded training opportunities.

Definitions

Requirements

5101.3

5111

with Law Enforcement

9.86

2744.01-2744.03

5101.181 & 5101.182

of Information

record.

5104

Making Authority

5101.26-5101.30

Administrative Review

includes power to withhold funds from any private or government entity

administering one of such programs - ODHS 119 rule-making.

5107

5108

5111

5115

173.35

5101.141

5101.54

5153.163

5153.165

5101.46

5101.24

119

Assignment

Services Block Grant

Poverty Guidelines. Requires the following distribution of Federal Title XX

funds: 72.5% to ODHS, 12.93% to DMH, 14.57% to DMRDD. Requires each

department to develop formulae for distribution to local agencies. These

formulae must take into account the total and poverty populations of the area

served by the local agency, and the agency's history and ability to utilize Title

XX funds. Requires that each state and local agency spend no more than 3%

and 14%, respectively, of its Title XX money on administrative costs. DHS may

spend no more than 2% on training. Requires a public comment period for the

biennial plans of each department receiving funds. Requires reports on Title

XX funding spent from each department receiving funds. Requires counties to

adopt a county profile for the administration of Title XX funds, which includes

an analysis of the need for Title XX services. Biennial audits required.

42 U.S.C.A. 1397

95 Stat. 511 (673)(2)

42 U.S.C.A. 9902

329.06

5107

5108

119

111.15

Administration

employment & training requirements and sanctions - 111 rules for other issues -

requirement that ODHS request federal approval for operation of a Simplified

Program.

119

7 U.S.C.A. 2015

5107.4 - 5107.69

7 U.S.C.A. 2015(d)(4)

111.15

7 U.S.C.A. 2035

5107

91 Stat. 958

on Benefit Increases

benefits are reduced because of a sanction - prohibition against decreasing food

stamps due to receipt of a LEAP incentive - 119 rule-making authorization.

7 U.S.C.A. 2017(d)

5111 or 5115

5107.20

Support Rights

rule-making.

on reporting and planning requirements. Places the following new requirements

on ODHS: Contract with a private entity to conduct an on-going evaluation of

OWF and PRC; Prepare county-by-county reports on the individuals who cease

to participate in OWF.

5108

5101.35

5107.18

establish a joint committee to review the plan. ODHS must make certain

to ensure compliance with all Federal and State laws.

Reserve Fund

OWF and for county incentives.

5107

5108

131.37

Fraudulent Assistance

received fraudulent assistance that is not repaid.

5107.77

119

Felony Drug Convicts

Oversight Council

and PCSAs.

5108

Semi-Annual Report

recipients of ODHS programs. Report must be in compliance with Federal

standards applicable to the report.

5101.21

P.L. 104-193

IDA Report

119

329.11 - 329.14

110 Stat. 2105

42 U.S.C. 604(h)

Misdemeanor Offense

that no one shall misuse information regarding a public assistance recipient) is

guilty of a misdemeanor in the first degree. Eliminates specific references to

penalties for employers.

Definitions

the new Federal law.

5104.11

331.07

O.B.R.A. 5082

104 Stat. 1388-236

42 U.S.C. 9858

3727.01

4731

4723

O.B.R.A. 673(2)

95 Stat. 511

95 Stat. 499

42 U.S.C. 9831

3301.31

5107.03

5104.12

3301.52 - 3301.59

1.59

2151.412

5104.38

5709.61 (A)(1)(q)

Limited Certification for

Type B Homes

relative/friend care taker where caretaker parent waives inspections by

verifying in writing that the safety and health standards are met.

at least once a year. ODHS required to prepare an annual report on inspections

of Type A homes.

Personnel

operations.

Type B Homes

homes.

Type B Homes

day care homes.

Transitional Aid

OWF participants, families receiving child care as of 10/1/97 (until the

family's income reaches 150% of poverty), and, subject to available funding,

other individuals determined eligible. Also strikes language concerning

distribution of funds under the former Child Care Development Block Grant.

Establishes 5% cap on administrative expenditures related to the provision

of child care. Establishes 4% minimum expenditure on consumer education

activities and other activities that increase parental choice, improve quality,

and improve supply of child day care. Establishes authority to adopt rules

pursuant to Chapter 119. Strikes requirement to conduct the market rate

survey, and establishes authority for ODHS to set reimbursement rates.

5107

5104.38

119

5104.04

Parent Coops

cooperatives, and provides $5000 incentive payment for each such cooperative

that is established (from from the Child Care Development Fund). Parents

involved with Type A coops must work at least 4 hours per week at the coop.

Parent Coops

child day-care.

Reimbursement Rates

reimbursement established in 5104.30 if that rate is lower than the rate the

provider customarily charges.

Eligibility

eligible infants, toddlers, pre-school children, and school children under 13.

Further, the caretaker must be employed, or enrolled in education or training

in an amount of time reasonably related to the time publicly funded day care

is provided. Child care is guaranteed to OWF and transitional child care

participants, and to AG's receiving non-guaranteed child care on 10/1/97, if

they have incomes less than 150% of the Federal poverty level. Also, subject

to funding limitations, ODHS shall allow a family to continue to receive

publicly funded child care until the family's income exceeds 150% of the

Federal poverty line. When funds are limited, priority is given to families

whose income is less than 150% of poverty and have received transitional

child care in the previous month but are no longer eligible because the 12

month period has expired. Removes language that prohibits ODHS from

collecting a fee for protective child day-care services. Permits CDHS to

establish a waiting list when funding is insufficient to meet need.

5107.17

5107.21

Rules

income a family may have for initial eligibility. Bases eligibility on income

(previously based on adjusted income).

Monitoring

Council to assist in the monitoring of child care expenditures. Requires ODHS

to conduct a quarterly child care evaluation (formerly an annual evaluation), to

prepare reports that for each county specify the number of participants and

level of expenditures, and to provide copies of reports to both houses of the

General Assembly.

Payment

the option to make payments to CDHS or directly to providers.

5101.21

Work Program

activities. Assert that limited post-secondary education is allowable within work

requirements. An increase in assistance is disregarded as countable income.

5107.30

PL 104-193

5107.58

5107.40 - 5107.69

Definitions

49 Stat. 620

increase cash assistance. Updates cross-references.

Rule-Making Authority

standards, cash assistance calculation, initial and continued eligibility

requirements, application and verification procedures, requirement on

participants to notify CDHS of additional income, collection and distribution

of support payments, what constitutes cooperation regarding paternity

establishment, LEAP administration, exempting minor heads from work

activities, amount of time that ODHS will subsidize work slots.

Chapter 119 (ORC)

5107.10

5107.12

5107.20

5107.22

42 U.S.C.A. 654(29)

5107.43

5107.52

5107.76

Individual Eligibility

AG must AG must have either a) a minor child residing with a custodial

parent, guardian, or relative, b) a specified relative with a minor child who is

receiving SSI, or c) a woman at least 6 months pregnant. AG cannot be

involved in a strike. Income eligibility: AG's gross income less disregards (as

specified by state and federal law), must not exceed the payment standard

specified in this section. For continued eligibility, a $250 plus 1/2 disregard

for 18 months is established. Benefits are time-limited (see 5107.180) and

assistance is provided in accordance with the self-sufficiency contract.

5107.14

86 Stat. 1475

42 U.S.C.A. 1383

5101.19

5101.580-5101.59

5101.83

5107.17 & 5117.10

Applications

child is removed by the PCSA if there is both a reunification plan and the

parents are cooperating with the plan.

329.03

Self-sufficiency Contracts

after applying for assistance. Requirements for SSC: 1) plan for

self-sufficiency; 2) outline client responsibilities; 3) assignment to work,

developmental work , and alternative work activities; 4) cooperation in

establishing paternity; 5) Consequences for failure to comply; and 6) what

the CSEA will provide.

5107.41

5107.70

5107.18

5107.22

5101.19

5101.59

5101.83

307.983

Sanction Policy

who fail to comply with SSC. 1st tier: CDHS shall deny or terminate AG's

eligibility to participate for 1 month or until AG complies. 2nd tier: CDHS shall

deny or terminate for 3 months or until AG complies. 3rd tier: CDHS shall

deny or terminate for 6 months or until AG complies, and adults in AG shall

lose Medicaid. County may determine good cause exemptions from the

sanction process.

5107.40 - 5107.69

5107.66

5107.58

5101.35

5111.01

Time Limits

after 36 months of benefits regardless of whether the months are

consecutive. AG must "sit out" for 24 months before they can reapply for

assistance. AG must show good cause (losing employment, inability to find

employment, divorce, D.V., unique personal circumstances). Limits work

component to an additional 24 months. CDHS may not exempt more than

20% of average OWF participants from time limits due to hardship.

Exemption can only occur after 36 month limit is exhausted.

110 Stat. 2105

42 U.S.C.A. 608(a)(7)

Support Assignment

CSEA to collect and distribute support payments in accordance with Title

IV-D regulations. Eliminates the $50 disregard.

5107.05

Establishment

program whose paternities are unknown.

Minor Parent

Provisions

minors, and minor children of participant adults to reside in an

adult-supervised setting. Defines adult-supervised settings. Grants authority

to CDHS and PCSA to waive requirement if they feel it is in the best interest

of the child.

Voluntary Quit

Sanctions

months if they voluntarily leave a job. This extends to members of the AG

who were participating in Medicaid or Transitional Child Care (they also

become ineligible for OWF). County may exempt individuals from this

sanction if person quit job with good cause, and county has authority to

establish good cause guidelines. Good cause for job quit includes:

-discrimination, unreasonable work demands, unsuitable work, documented

illness or household emergency in AG, or lack of child care for child under 6.

61 Stat. 155

29 U.S.C.A. 178

44 Stat. 586

45 U.S.C.A. 16

4117.16

Authority

participate in the Learnfare program. The program may (change from prior

law which said shall) provide an incentive for a participating student based

on attendance records.

no additional State or Federal funds are available.

Work Activities

& Readiness, Community Service, Voc. Ed. Training, Job Skills Training

activities directly relating to employment, Educational activities for

secondary school, child care activities including child care training,

educational activities covered under waiver, and LEAP.

5107.64

5107.62

5107.52

5107.54

5107.50

5107.58

5101.09

5107.30

Work Assessment

include: CDHS developed self-sufficiency plan, plan for participation in

work activities, developmental work activities, or alternative work,

developmental work or other work activity. This plan is to be

incorporated into the self-sufficiency plan.

5107.42

5107.14

Work Assignments

temporary or permanent barrier to work (counties set individual

standards). If barriers, then assignment must be to alternative work.

Max of 20% of caseload can be assigned to alternative work. If CDHS

assigns participant to child care activity or post-secondary education,

the participant must be assigned to another work activity at the same

time. Limits voc. ed. to 12 months. Barriers to leading to alternative

work include domestic violence, alcohol/drug addiction,

homelessness.

5107.58

3793.06

5107.40- 5107.69

5107.44

5107.14

While exempt, the case is not counted toward county participation

rate. Also, the AG must be assigned to at least one developmental

activity, and the CDHS may re-assign AG when AG is deemed ready to

participate in work activities.

Participation Hours

hours between the two; first 20 hours must be work; county

determines the number of developmental work hours. Limits

post-secondary ed. to 1040 hours, and after this the participant can

only participate in post-secondary ed. for 5 hours per week.

Developmental activities are limited to 10 hours per week above the

20 hours requirements, unless the participant volunteers.

5107.05

5107.58

Participation Rates

participation rates by 5 percentage points.

42 U.S.C.A.607(a)

Job Search

out for these services. May assign AG to JS&R while application is

processed; limited to 6 weeks, unless unemployment rate >50% higher

than state average, in which case the limit is extended to 12 weeks.

State Employment

Program

or part-time positions for SEP for a limited time, and then hire the

individual into an unclassified position.

5107.05

119

Employment Program

may include internships, public housing restoration, Head Start volunteering.

Employment Program

participant's children attend classes, where participants will work as a

classroom aide. Not employee of school. Also includes as work parenting

classes.

3319.088

2744

9.86

Waiver Provisions

post-secondary education if it leads to vocation; participant must try to

receive student aid, but if not, then the county can pay the function for up to

2 years; after 10/1/98, the county can enter into a loan agreement for

post-secondary education limits support services to 3 years; in 3rd year,

student must be in good standing.

1713

1713.02

3332

20 U.S.C.A. 107a

5107.43(B)(3)

Federal Work

Activities

work, OJT (including for child care); community service, vocational

education, job skills training, educational activities related to and above GED;

and child care enabling another AG to work.

5107.50

5107.52

5107.54

Developmental Work

Activities

the Federal Title IV-A requirements. In accordance with Federal waiver,

CDHS may design developmental activities where the participant attends a

school, special education program, or adult high school continuation

program. Also pursuant to the waiver, the participant must earn a diploma or

equivalence diploma as a result of this activity within two years.

Alternative Work

Activities

Federal Title IV-A requirements. Activities may include: parenting and

life-skills classes, substance abuse treatment, assisting the homeless to find

housing, active work with a plan from the Rehabilitative Services

Commission, counseling/treatment related to domestic violence; and ESL.

Discharge of

Employees

be substituted for the discharged employee if the discharged employee: a) is

already employed as a regular full- or part-time employee; b) has been

employed in a work activity, or developmental or alternative work activity; c) has

been involved in a labor dispute; or d) is on layoff from the job. Also

mandates that employers may not hire an OWF participant to circumvent

hiring a regular full-time employee, and that CDHSs must establish and

maintain a grievance procedure for persons who feel that these provisions

have been violated.

Support Services

services, which may include day care, transportation, and other services.

5107.50

OBES/PERS Exclusion

not count as employment under OBES & PERS.

5107.6

County Administration

priorities for people needed to operate the OWF program

5107.66

assertion, then ODHS must operate program in compliance with Federal law.

Services Assessment

they require additional, ancillary services. During the first assessment,

CDHS must ask whether any member of the AG had been a victim of

child abuse or domestic violence.

Substance Abuse

assessment and referral selected by ODHS. CDHS/PCSA shall screen;

shall refer; shall contract with local board to develop assessment; can

put professional staff in CDHS.

5153.16(B)(17)

Family Planning

other appropriate person who can advise the parents on family planning

matters.

Inalienable

Overpayment Recovery

cash assistance to do so. CDHSs may not take action against a minor

head of household who recently exited another AG that received an

erroneous payment(s).

Notifications

CDHS shall include the following notices with each cash assistance

payment: 1) Number of months the AG has received and is still eligible

to receive cash assistance; 2) amount of support payments that a CSEA

collected and paid to ODHS on behalf of the AG for the most recent

month for which data are available.

Eligibility

county's eligibility requirements in order to receive PRC services.

Model

IV-A of the Federal Social Security Act.

5101.80

Hearings/Appeals

appeals related to the PRC program, the hearing decision shall be based

on either the State PRC model, or the county-submitted PRC plan and

any subsequent amendments.

5108.07

5108.08

Application

and promptly investigate the eligibility of the applicant.

Eligibility Expansions

eligibility to individuals less than 19 with family income less than 150% of

poverty, not sooner than January 1, 1998.

42 U.S.C.A. 301

5107

5101.09

5107.16(E)(3)

5107.16

119

111.15

Pregnant Women

Prenatal Drug Screening

with a substance abuse problem be sanctioned.

Transitional Aid

OWF participants for no longer than twelve months.

Annual Report

OWF and Medicaid services to pregnant women, infants and children to

the minority leaders of the state House and Senate as well as to the

speaker and the president, on or before January 1 of each year.

Personal Needs

Allowance

($80 per married couple) be subtracted from the income that a recipient

must apply to the cost of care in a nursing facility.

1902 SSA

49 Stat. 620

Participation of Former

SSI Recipients

they are former SSI recipients who lost SSI eligibility as a result of the

Contract with America Advancement Act of 1996, and they are

participating in a certified alcohol or drug addiction program.

CWAAA 96(105)(b)(1)

110 Stat. 847

42 U.S.C. 1382(c)(a)(3)

5101.83

5107.16

5107.10

5107.18

Administration

CDHS is not complying with administrative procedures.

Rules

direct deposit.

Definitions

Children

Definitions

children services functions. Also provides new definitions for the following

terms: babysitting care, certified family foster home, certified organization.

5103.03

5153.10

County Requirement

entities to serve as such: a county children services board, a CDHS, or a

contracted private or government entity.

designated a PCSA.

and eliminates certain former membership requirements.

5153.02

Checks

Responsibilities

Commissioners and comply with the Partnership Agreement. Allows PCSAs

to contract for the provision of some services.

307.98

307.981 & 307.982

5103.02

167

5153.03

5153.02

307.982

Child Care Facilities

removal of a child from home, and to provide the services in cases where PRC

will prevent such a removal.

307.983

Investigation Records

Court Proceedings

for Cost of Care

Cost of Substitute Care

Emergency Payments

Children's Homes

Ability to Levy Taxes

Collaboration

Lease Facility

Investigations

of net income.

of adjusted gross income.

the Revised Code continue in effect.

repeal all inapplicable rules no later than July 1, 1998.

under ADC.

abolition of ADC.

number of months they received this aid applied to the maximum time

they may receive it under the new code.

operate.

it mean the abolished ADC.

to OWF.

completed by Oct. 1, 1997, the DHS shall complete the report.

this act to each county DHS.

repeal or simplify them by July 1, 1998.

recommend changes to state transportation resources and economic

development not later than July 1, 1998.

1991 for transportation for OWF participants.

Employment Services shall develop a campaign to encourage

government and private employers to hire participants in OWF.

by December 1, 1997; and which shall make a report to the state House

and Senate by October 1, 1998; thereupon ceasing to exist.

providing better transportation for participants in OWF, up to five

million dollars in fiscal year 1998 and five million in fiscal year 1999.

resulting from this act not later than November 1, 1997.

reform, with help from county representatives and academic researchers.

day-care, and states its intent to continue providing publicly funded

day-care to persons currently receiving it.