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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		242		441		40		17		740
	Carroll		16		36		1		5		58
	Madison		34		43		1		2		80
	Washington		360		762		11		30		1,163
	Area 1 Total		652		1,282		53		54		2,041
	Crawford		172		213		12		13		410
	Franklin		30		49		3		3		85
	Johnson		32		66		0		0		98
	Logan		63		101		12		2		178
	Scott		24		29		3		0		56
	Sebastian		507		529		8		22		1,066
	Yell		18		31		2		1		52
	Area 2 Total		846		1,018		40		41		1,945
	Clark		43		73		7		0		123
	Garland		288		311		114		5		718
	Hot Spring		64		68		35		7		174
	Howard		69		77		11		3		160
	Montgomery		24		21		1		1		47
	Perry*		0		0		0		0		0
	Pike		6		20		0		1		27
	Polk		77		66		15		6		164
	Saline		116		259		23		4		402
	Area 3 Total		687		895		206		27		1,815
	Columbia		42		43		21		1		107
	Hempstead		114		160		23		11		308
	Lafayette		19		16		1		0		36
	Little River		4		2		1		0		7
	Miller		139		192		13		8		352
	Nevada		14		45		6		1		66
	Ouachita		67		145		6		1		219
	Sevier		6		78		8		0		92
	Union		100		171		6		6		283
	Area 4 Total		505		852		85		28		1,470
	Baxter		89		110		8		7		214
	Boone		120		173		12		8		313
	Conway		41		87		6		2		136
	Faulkner		171		239		10		9		429
	Marion		21		36		2		1		60
	Newton		13		23		5		0		41
	Pope		152		217		27		13		409
	Searcy		16		34		5		0		55
	Van Buren		53		65		2		0		120
	Area 5 Total		676		984		77		40		1,777
	Pulaski		1,128		1,190		110		31		2,459
	Area 6 Total		1,128		1,190		110		31		2,459
	(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 2001												3-54
Services Provided
					Child Protective		Supportive
			Foster Care		Service		Service		ICPC		Total
	County		Cases(1)		Cases(2)		Cases		Cases(3)		Cases
	Bradley		77		84		13		1		175
	Calhoun		19		27		1		1		48
	Cleveland		34		26		0		1		61
	Dallas		14		26		3		1		44
	Grant		42		45		10		1		98
	Jefferson		409		489		15		19		932
	Lincoln		56		41		2		1		100
	Lonoke		107		147		14		8		276
	Prairie		12		45		7		1		65
	Area 7 Total		770		930		65		34		1,799
	Clay		41		61		15		3		120
	Craighead		134		278		30		6		448
	Fulton		13		30		8		1		52
	Greene		76		151		28		2		257
	Izard		16		44		5		2		67
	Lawrence		43		37		3		0		83
	Mississippi		91		196		17		9		313
	Randolph		31		55		8		3		97
	Sharp		80		88		14		6		188
	Area 8 Total		525		940		128		32		1,625
	Cleburne		6		61		6		6		79
	Crittenden		64		147		18		5		234
	Cross		19		28		4		4		55
	Independence		57		124		11		5		197
	Jackson		31		43		4		1		79
	Poinsett		51		86		17		1		155
	Stone		9		34		3		1		47
	White		121		210		22		4		357
	Woodruff		12		15		0		0		27
	Area 9 Total		370		748		85		27		1,230
	Arkansas		38		82		14		1		114
	Ashley		95		96		5		4		183
	Chicot		62		81		10		1		136
	Desha		44		64		3		2		141
	Drew		71		79		11		2		159
	Lee		77		74		8		7		120
	Monroe		20		36		10		1		68
	Phillips		27		84		5		7		189
	St. Francis		71		115		20		5		225
	Area 10 Total		505		711		86		30		1,335
	State Office		6		75		7		5		93
	State Total		6,670	**	9,625		942		349		17,586
	(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 384 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 2001												3-55