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Services Provided
					Child Protective		Supportive
			Foster Care		Service		Service		ICPC		Total
	County		Cases(1)		Cases(2)		Cases		Cases(3)		Cases
	Benton		255		475		35		18		783
	Carroll		52		69		2		3		126
	Madison		37		56		0		0		93
	Washington		406		714		11		31		1,162
	Area 1 Total		750		1,314		48		52		2,164
	Crawford		134		222		13		11		380
	Franklin		49		60		0		1		110
	Johnson		45		79		2		3		129
	Logan		26		83		5		1		115
	Scott		38		32		3		0		73
	Sebastian		546		588		5		15		1,154
	Yell		15		45		4		2		66
	Area 2 Total		853		1,109		32		33		2,027
	Clark		64		75		19		0		158
	Garland		234		319		128		4		685
	Hot Spring		48		53		33		4		138
	Howard		72		75		5		1		153
	Montgomery		28		21		2		1		52
	Perry*		0		0		0		0		0
	Pike		11		22		0		0		33
	Polk		61		57		13		1		132
	Saline		133		302		26		2		463
	Area 3 Total		651		924		226		13		1,814
	Columbia		53		41		7		0		101
	Hempstead		106		170		29		7		312
	Lafayette		7		17		5		0		29
	Little River		16		26		7		1		50
	Miller		107		191		24		13		335
	Nevada		14		35		5		1		55
	Ouachita		6		125		3		1		135
	Sevier		13		6		1		0		20
	Union		117		135		8		3		263
	Area 4 Total		439		746		89		26		1,300
	Baxter		113		133		8		7		261
	Boone		82		100		4		9		195
	Conway		33		78		7		1		119
	Faulkner		170		281		9		8		468
	Marion		14		32		1		0		47
	Newton		48		35		6		0		89
	Pope		158		230		29		12		429
	Searcy		22		42		3		3		70
	Van Buren		42		65		3		0		110
	Area 5 Total		682		996		70		40		1,788
	Pulaski		1024		1,116		111		32		2,283
	Area 6 Total		1,024		1,116		111		32		2,283
	(1) A Foster Care (FC) Case consist of one child in Foster Care.
	(2) A Child Protective Service (CPS) Case consists of a family with at least one child in the home.  A CPS case can
	also be a FC case if at least one child is in the home and one is in FC.
	(3) An ICPC Case consist of one child in a case type of ICPC.
	*A supervisor from another county office supervised the staff in the Perry county office.  The primary county for the cases
	appears under the supervisor's county for the reporting period.
AR DHS Statistical Report SFY 2002												3-54
Services Provided
					Child Protective		Supportive
			Foster Care		Service		Service		ICPC		Total
	County		Cases(1)		Cases(2)		Cases		Cases(3)		Cases
	Bradley		17		83		5		1		106
	Calhoun		12		27		3		1		43
	Cleveland		25		27		1		1		54
	Dallas		26		37		2		1		66
	Grant		29		48		7		1		85
	Jefferson		353		397		33		13		796
	Lincoln		32		17		1		0		50
	Lonoke		92		130		10		5		237
	Prairie		11		36		3		0		50
	Area 7 Total		597		802		65		23		1,487
	Clay		90		65		13		2		170
	Craighead		101		204		14		5		324
	Fulton		41		36		3		1		81
	Greene		72		169		19		1		261
	Izard		19		44		2		1		66
	Lawrence		21		52		4		2		79
	Mississippi		109		178		21		7		315
	Randolph		48		72		16		1		137
	Sharp		28		85		13		6		132
	Area 8 Total		529		905		105		26		1,565
	Cleburne		12		23		4		1		40
	Crittenden		85		44		3		0		132
	Cross		42		145		15		2		204
	Independence		52		160		21		8		241
	Jackson		13		48		2		2		65
	Poinsett		24		67		15		1		107
	Stone		17		23		5		0		45
	White		114		133		12		12		271
	Woodruff		11		21		1		0		33
	Area 9 Total		370		664		78		26		1,138
	Arkansas		74		66		12		0		152
	Ashley		84		88		11		4		187
	Chicot		51		71		17		0		139
	Desha		62		76		5		4		147
	Drew		97		97		7		1		202
	Lee		63		48		7		5		123
	Monroe		18		34		9		1		62
	Phillips		68		101		7		5		181
	St. Francis		39		109		31		3		182
	Area 10 Total		556		690		106		23		1,375
	State Office		20		22		1		2		45
	State Total		6,471	**	9,288		931		296		16,986
	(1) A Foster Care (FC) Case consist of one child in Foster Care.
	(2) A Child Protective Service (CPS) Case consists of a family with at least one child in the home.  A CPS case can
	also be a FC case if at least one child is in the home and one is in FC.
	(3) An ICPC Case consist of one child in a case type of ICPC.
	*A supervisor from another county office supervised the staff in the Perry county office.  The primary county for the cases
	appears under the supervisor's county for the reporting period.
	**There were 339 clients in more than one case.  (Refer to Page 3-28 for explanation of children in Foster Care count)
Source:  Children's Reporting Information System (CHRIS)
AR DHS Statistical Report SFY 2002												3-55