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Employee Security Background ScreeningCFOP 60-25, ch. 2

Edition on the PDF
2026-04-30
DCF's official index lists
2021-11-19
Copy retrieved
Oct 5, 2026
Pages
10
Office of primary responsibility
Human Resources
Supersedes
CFOP 60-25, Chapter 2, dated November 19, 2021.

Comparing with DCF all findings 2 findings

Contents 17 entries

  1. 2-1. Purpose p. 1
  2. 2-2. Scope p. 1
  3. 2-3. References and Authority p. 1
  4. 2-4. Definitions p. 2
  5. 2-5. Policy p. 3
  6. 2-6. Screening Requirements for Selected Candidates and All Employees p. 5
  7. 2-7. Criminal History and Background Records Review for All Employees p. 6
  8. 2-8. Reports of Abuse, Neglect, Abandonment or Exploitation p. 7
  9. 2-9. Institutional Security Positions p. 7
  10. 2-10. Volunteers p. 8
  11. 2-11. Contracted Staff p. 8
  12. 2-12. Continued Employment Requirements p. 8
  13. 2-13. Confidentiality p. 8
  14. 2-14. Penalties p. 9
  15. 2-15. Records Retention Requirements p. 9
  16. 2-16. Deletion of Retained Fingerprints Requirements p. 9
  17. 2-17. Notice to Applicants/Current Agency Personnel: Applicant Waiver and Privacy Act Statement p. 10

Citations found in the text

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Florida Statutes (21)

Administrative Code rules (1)

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