The Department of Child Safety has issue, prompting a legislative panel to recommend a four-year continuation. Agencies typically get eight years.
When the Department of Child Safety was created a decade ago, lawmakers gave it a 10-year lifeline.On Wednesday, they recommended it continue for only four more years, a statement of dissatisfaction with the child welfare agency’s performance. Typically, agencies are continued for eight years after legislative review.Some of the critique was driven by the Arizona Auditor General’s reviews, which examine policies and procedures. But others were based on anecdotal accounts lawmakers heard from constituents — often cases dating back years — when previous administrations were in place.
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