Termination of Services.Rule 65C-30.022
Rulemaking notices (2)
- 2024-10-07 Notice of Proposed Rule · FAR Vol. 50/196 · Amendments remove obligations of the sheriffâs office pursuant to Chapter Law 2023-77. Amendments further clarify and update the rules.
- 2023-10-27 Notice of Rule Development · FAR Vol. 49/210 · Remove obligations of sheriff offices providing child protective services pursuant to Chapter Law 2023-77.
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(1) Supervision of a child shall be terminated unless:
(a) A lead agency-managed safety plan is still necessary;
(b) Supervision is court ordered, or
(c) The child has reached age 18 and remains in extended foster care.
(2) Prior to terminating any services case, the case manager shall complete a progress update in the child welfare information system and/or a Judicial Review Social Study Report (JRSSR). The case manager shall also determine whether there is an open or pending child protective investigation or whether within the previous three (3) months a child abuse, neglect or abandonment report has been received on any child in the case. For both court ordered and non-judical cases, if any of these situations apply, the supervisor of the case manager supervisor shall be required to review and approve the case closure before a non-judical case may be closed or a recommendation may be made to the court to close a court ordered case.
(a) For court ordered supervision cases, the case manager shall complete a progress update for review by the case manager supervisor and submission to the court through CLS. However, when a JRSSR is prepared at the time of the request to terminate supervision, it may be used as a termination summary to provide the information needed by the court to make the termination decision.
(b) The termination summary or JRSSR shall include:
1. Reason for Department involvement,
2. Progress toward resolving the issues that resulted in Department intervention; current status of safety, and an explanation of case plan outcomes that were met and those that were not; and,
3. The reason for termination.
(3) For court ordered in-home protective supervision, supervision shall not be terminated until authorized by court order.
Rulemaking authority. § 39.012, § 39.0121, Fla. Stat. Law implemented. § 39.701, Fla. Stat.
History. New 5-4-06, Amended 2-25-16, 11-25-24.