Children and Family Services reports CLTS audit score 96.4%; new staff started
Children and Family Services staff reported a CLTS waiver audit score of 96.4%, no increases in out-of-home placements in December, and that Kaitlyn Schultz started work on Jan. 5.
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Jessie Cody told the board that the CLTS (Children's Long-Term Support) waiver audit produced a 96.4% result. Cody reported there were no increases in out‑of‑home placements in December and that Kaitlyn Schultz began employment the same day as the meeting.
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