Statistics for Polk County, North Carolina

Statistics for Polk County

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Statistics for Larger Regions: District District 29B.

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Polk County Children Subject of Maltreatment Reports (duplicated) During October 2014 through September 2015	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
Children Subject of Maltreatment Reports	189	40.2 per 10K	42.3 per 10K	54
Children Subject of Maltreatment Investigations	18	3.8 per 10K	9.6 per 10K	86
Children Subject of Alternative Response	171	36.4 per 10K	32.7 per 10K	40
Children Subject of Undetermined Reports	0	0.0 per 10K	0.0 per 10K	50.5
Children Subject of Non-Maltreatment Reports	0	0.0 per 10K	0.0 per 10K	50.5
Victim Reports	31	6.6 per 10K	6.5 per 10K	56
Victim Reports of Neglect	29	6.2 per 10K	5.3 per 10K	46.5
Victim Reports of Physical Abuse	2	0.4 per 10K	0.6 per 10K	54.5
Victim Reports of Sexual Abuse	0	0.0 per 10K	0.5 per 10K	92.5
Victim Reports of Other Abuse	0	0.0 per 10K	0.0 per 10K	62.5
Victims Removed to Foster Care	11/31	35.5%	21.5%	13
Victims Not Removed to Foster Care	20/31	64.5%	78.5%	88
Non-Victims Removed to Foster Care	11/158	7%	1.8%	3
Children Subject of Alternative Response Removed to Foster Care	19/171	11.1%	4.1%	5.5
Children Subject of Undetermined Reports Removed to Foster Care	0/0	na	na	na
Removed to Foster Care Before Report	0/22	0%	0.6%	59.5
Removed to Foster Care within 3 Days of Report	5/22	22.7%	16.2%	27
Removed to Foster Care within 7 Days of Report	5/22	22.7%	22%	42
Median Days from Report to Removal	22	46.0 days	82.0 days	79
Removed to Foster Care Prior to Start of Investigation	0/22	0%	1.4%	64.5
Victims Revictimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	3/69	4.3%	6.3%	56
Removed Victims Revictimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	0/12	0%	2.3%	72
Non-Removed Victims Revictimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	3/57	5.3%	7.2%	52
Non-Victims Victimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	9/208	4.3%	3%	32
Alternative Response Victimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	9/256	3.5%	3.6%	49.5
Undetermined Reports Victimized within 6 Months, Disposed April 2014 to March 2015	0/0	na	na	na

Polk County Children Removed to Foster Care During October 2015 through September 2016	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
Total Removals to Foster Care	16	40.9 per 10K	24.1 per 10K	26
Average Monthly Removals to Foster Care	1.3	3.4 per 10K	2.0 per 10K	26.5
Reentries to Foster Care	1/16	6.2%	4%	20.5
Reentries to Foster Care within 12 months of Previous Discharge	0/16	0%	2.6%	76.5
Removals for Neglect	11/16	69%	83%	88.5
Removals for Caretaker Drug or Alcohol Use	6/16	38%	41%	56.5
Removals for Physical Abuse	0/16	0%	9%	87.5
Removals for Caretaker Inability to Cope	2/16	12%	22%	50
Removals for Inadequate Housing	8/16	50%	15%	4
Removals for Incarceration	0/16	0%	6%	79.5
Removals for Child Behavior	3/16	19%	8%	11.5
Removals for Abandonment	1/16	6%	5%	28.5
Removals for Sexual Abuse	0/16	0%	3%	74.5
Discharged within 1 Month of Removal	1/15	7%	4%	25.5
Permanence within 12 months of October 2014 through September 2015 Removal	10/30	33%	31%	53.5
IV-E Reimbursed in Removal Cohort (excludes latest 6 months)	2/5	40%	36%	42.5

Polk County Children in Foster Care During October 2015 through September 2016	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
Non-Tribe Children in Region on September 30 2016	3,909	na	na	84
Children in Care on September 30 2015	40	102.0 per 10K	43.0 per 10K	9
Children in Care on September 30 2016	39	100.0 per 10K	44.0 per 10K	11
Average Daily Children in Care	38	98.0 per 10K	43.8 per 10K	10
Total Out of Home Placement-Days on September 30 2016	29,171	74,625.0 per 10K	29,506.0 per 10K	10
Total Children Served in Foster Care During October 2015 through September 2016	56	na	na	71
Total Days Children Spent in Foster Care During October 2015 through September 2016	14,037	35,888.0 per 10K	15,956.0 per 10K	10
Total Days Children Spent Out of Home During October 2015 through September 2016	13,302	34,009.0 per 10K	15,744.0 per 10K	10
Average Monthly Foster Care Costs During October 2015 through September 2016	45,057	115,197.0 per 10K	34,140.0 per 10K	6
Children in Congregate Settings on September 30 2016	11	28.1 per 10K	5.5 per 10K	7
Children In Care with Both TPRs on September 30 2016	4	10.2 per 10K	5.8 per 10K	24.5
17-Year-Olds In Care with Both TPRs on September 30 2016	0	0.0 per 10K	0.6 per 10K	78
Children in Non-Relative Foster Care on Last Day	18/39	46%	53%	68
Children in Relative Foster Care on Last Day	10/39	26%	27%	52.5
Children in Pre-Adoptive Home on Last Day	0/39	0%	3%	74.5
Children in Group Home on Last Day	3/39	8%	5%	27.5
Children in Institution on Last Day	8/39	21%	7%	6
Children in Home Visit on Last Day	0/39	0%	5%	84.5
Children in Runaway on Last Day	0/39	0%	1%	64.5
Children in ILP on Last Day	0/39	0%	0%	55
Children Investigated for Maltreatment in Care during September 2014 through August 2015	1/60	1.67%	5.25%	72
Children Victimized in Care during September 2014 through August 2015	0/60	0%	1.78%	79
Children Victimized in Care during September 2014 through August 2015 by Parent	0/60	0%	0.49%	65.5
Children Victimized in Care during September 2014 through August 2015 by Foster Parent or Facility Staff	0/60	0%	0.16%	55.5
Children Over 12 in Group Settings on September 30 2016	10/11	91%	73%	34.5
Placement Moves During First 12 Months In Care per 1,000 Child-Days	5/1,786	2.8 Per 1K Days	2.1 Per 1K Days	22
Placements Moves Toward Permanency	9/31	29%	25%	36
Lateral Placements Moves	22/31	71%	66%	47.5
Placements Moves Away from Permanency	0/31	0%	9%	94
IV-E Reimbursement Rate, Children In Care on September 30 2016	8/39	21%	39%	89
Long Term Foster Care Plan Goal, Children In Care on September 30 2016	0/39	0%	0%	51
Median Length of Stay, Children In Care on September 30 2015	40	9.1 months	14.0 months	84
Median Length of Stay, Children In Care on September 30 2016	39	15.7 months	13.8 months	37.5
Permanency within 12 Months, Children In Care on September 30 2015	14/40	35%	34%	56
Permanency within 12 Months, Children with Both TPRs In Care on September 30 2015	2/6	33%	34%	57.5
In Care Over 18 Months on September 30 2016	12/39	31%	41%	76
In Care Over 24 Months on September 30 2016	9/39	23%	31%	73
In Non-Relative Care Over 24 Months on September 30 2016	7/39	18%	27%	76
In Non-Relative Care Over 24 Months with Both TPRs on September 30 2016	1/7	14%	33%	79.5
In Care Over 18 Months on September 30 2015 Permanent within 12 Months	4/13	31%	31%	49
In Care Over 24 Months on September 30 2015 Permanent within 12 Months	4/12	33%	28%	38
Entering 18th Month In Care during October 2014 through September 2015 Permanent within 12 Months	0/1	0%	38%	94.5

Polk County Children Discharged During October 2015 through September 2016	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
Total Discharges	17/3,911	43.5 per 10K	20.3 per 10K	17
Children Discharged for Reunification	10/17	59%	40%	21.5
Children Discharged for Relative	0/17	0%	3%	73
Children Discharged for Adoption	1/17	6%	27%	88
Children Discharged for Transfer	0/17	0%	1%	62.5
Children Discharged for Emancipation	3/17	18%	10%	14
Children Discharged for Guardianship	3/17	18%	19%	41
Children Discharged for Runaway	0/17	0%	1%	60
Children Discharged for Death	0/17	0%	0%	53.5
Children Discharged for Unknown	0/17	0%	0%	51
Median Length of Stay in Foster Care	17	17.9 months	15.6 months	36
Median Months from Removal to Reunification Discharge	10	14.2 months	11.7 months	32
Median Months from Removal to Relative Discharge	0	na	9.6 months	na
Median Months from Removal to Adoption Discharge	1	38.7 months	29.0 months	29
Reunified within 72 Hours	0/10	0%	1%	58.5
Reunified within 12 Months	6/10	60%	57%	52
Adopted within 24 Months	0/1	0%	32%	91
Adopted within 48 Months	1/1	100%	85%	30.5
Median Months from Removal to TPR Among Adoptions During Latest 12 Months	1	34.0 months	19.3 months	20
Median Months from TPR to Final Adoption Among Adoptions During Latest 12 Months	1	4.8 months	9.2 months	86
In Care 12+ Months at Age 16, Discharged to Permanency by Age 18	0/1	0%	50%	89.5
In Care with Both TPRs at Age 16, Discharged to Permanency by Age 18	0/0	na	50%	na
Adoption Discharges	1/3,911	2.6 per 10K	5.4 per 10K	70
Non-Permanent Discharges	3/3,911	7.7 per 10K	2.4 per 10K	6
Non-Permanent Discharges Among Children with Both TPRs	0/2	0%	3%	71.5
Discharged Runaways Under 18 on September 30 2016	0	0.0 per 1M	15.2 per 1M	62
Children Victimized within 6 Months After Discharge during March 2014 through February 2015	0/21	0%	1.8%	69
Children Discharged for Reunification October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/7	0%	0.9%	61
Children Discharged for Relative October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/0	na	0%	na
Children Discharged for Adoption October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/2	0%	0%	58.5
Children Discharged for Transfer October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/3	0%	0%	87.5
Children Discharged for Emancipation October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/1	0%	1.4%	64
Children Discharged for Guardianship October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/3	0%	1%	65
Children Discharged for Runaway October 2014 through September 2015 Reentering within 12 Months	0/0	na	0%	na

Polk County Child and Family Services Review Measures During October 2015 through September 2016	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
Maltreatment Reports During October 2014 through September 2015	189	40.2 per 10K	42.3 per 10K	54
Substantiated Maltreatment Victims During October 2014 through September 2015	1	0.2 per 10K	2.3 per 10K	95
Removals During Period	16	3.4 per 10K	2.0 per 10K	26.5
In-care on September 30 2016	39	100.0 per 10K	44.0 per 10K	11
Total Children Served	56	na	na	71
Discharges During Period	17	na	na	74.5
S1.1: Non-Recurrence of Substantiated Maltreatment within 6 Months	24/24	100%	94%	17.5
S1.2: Non-Maltreated by Foster Parent or Facility Staff October 2014 through September 2015	58/58	100%	99.69%	42
C1.1: Discharged to Reunification or Relative within 12 Months	6/9	67%	57%	41.5
C1.2: Discharged to Reunification or Relative Median Length of Stay	9	10.1 months	10.7 months	59.5
C1.3: Removed During 6-Months before October 01 2015, Discharged to Reunification or Relative	1/13	8%	19%	71.5
C1.4: Discharged During 12-Months before October 01 2015, Reentering within 12 Months	1/9	11.1%	7.3%	26.5
C2.1: Discharged to Adoption within 24 Months	0/1	0%	32%	91
C2.2: Discharged to Adoption Median Length of Stay	1	38.7 months	29.0 months	29
C2.3: In-care 17+ Months on October 01 2015, Adopted During Period	1/8	12%	26%	77.5
C2.4: In-care 17+ Months on October 01 2015, Freed for Adoption During First 6 Months of Period	0/5	0%	12%	81
C2.5: Legally Freed October 2014 through September 2015 , Adopted within 12 Months	1/1	100%	60%	21
C3.1: In-care 24+ Months on October 01 2015, Permanent By 18th Birthday	4/10	40%	31%	31
C3.2: Discharges to Permanency Among Legally Free Children	2/2	100%	97%	37.5
C3.3: Emancipated After In-care 3+ Years	2/3	67%	38%	30.5
C4.1: Two or Fewer Placement Settings, In-care <12 Months	17/18	94%	92%	46.5
C4.2: Two or Fewer Placement Settings, In-care 12 to 24 Months	18/22	82%	76%	49
C4.3: Two or Fewer Placement Settings, In-care Over 24 Months	8/12	67%	46%	18.5

Polk County Court Improvement Program Reporting Measures During October 2015 through September 2016	Count	Rate	State Rate	Rank (high=1 to low=100)
CIP1.1: Free for Adoption or Living with Family within 15 Months of July 2014 through June 2015 Removal	15/26	58%	59%	64
CIP1.2: Discharged within 1 Month of Removal	1/16	6%	4%	27
CIP1.3: Permanent within 12 Months of October 2014 through September 2015 Removal	10/30	33%	31%	53.5
CIP1.4: In Care Over 24 Months on September 30 2015 Permanent within 12 Months	4/12	33%	28%	38
CIP1.5: TPRs Completed during Latest 12 Months within 15 Months of Removal	0/0	na	32%	na
CIP1.6: In Care with Both TPRs on September 30 2015 Permanent within 12 Months	2/6	33%	34%	57.5
CIP1.7: In Care 12+ Months at Age 16, Discharged to Permanency by Age 18	0/1	0%	50%	89.5
CIP1.8: In Care 12+ Months with Both TPRs at Age 16, Discharged to Permanency by Age 18	0/0	na	50%	na

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