An investigation must be completed within 21 calendar days. Cases with a preponderance of evidence are assessed for future risk. All high and intensive level risk cases must be opened for ongoing services. Intervention services may be voluntary or court ordered. Services may be directly provided by FIA staff or through purchase agreement.
Assessment indicates a low or moderate level of future harm to the child.
FIA will assist the family in receiving community services. FIA may reclassify the case as category II if family refuses to participate in community - based services. The person who harmed the child is not listed on central registry. FIA must open a protective services case and provide necessary services. Perpetrator's name will be listed on the central registry.