Inside Kansas' Protection Report Center: 71,000 reports a year, nearly half assigned for field response
Deputy Secretary Tanya Keyes told the committee the state's Protection Report Center handled roughly 71,000 child reports in FY24, assigned about 48% for further assessment and uses a range of response times; she described immediate and lasting safety planning, federal reporting timelines and staffing ratios.
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Topeka, Kan. — Deputy Secretary Tanya Keyes gave the Joint Committee on Child Welfare System Oversight a detailed walkthrough June 2 of how Kansas handles child-protection reports, saying the Kansas Protection Report Center (KPRC) receives roughly 71,000 child reports a year and assigns about 48% for further assessment.
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