1. 1 OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL CHILD CARE DHS Board Sub-Committee Keith D. Bostick, L.C.S.W., Director July 21, 2010

2. 2 ORCC DHS BOARD UPDATE ORCC uses Technology to keep Georgians informed about Licensed Residential Child Care Facilities and Organizations

3. 3 Posting Inspections to the Web  Since 2006 ORCC has provided results of inspections of its Licensed Facilities / Agencies via the web  This practice provides vital information to anyone who maybe interested in the location, status, performance (results of inspections, etc.) of Licensed Residential Child Care facilities and organizations  This practice also solidifies our commitment to the oversight of insuring safe settings for residents as well as customer awareness and service  Georgia is one of a few states that provide this type of information access regarding activities in Licensed Residential Child Care facilities and organizations

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8. 8 How to get the Information:  Go to www.ors.dhr.georgia.govwww.ors.dhr.georgia.gov  Then click on Facility Compliance Reports  Then click on Find a Facility, which will take you to Facility Location and Information Guide  Begin your search by selecting 1)Child Related Facilities, 2) A County, City, or Zip Code  You will then be taken to the Facility Performance Indicator Page, where you can find out if a facility has been inspected  Clicking yes on a facility will take you to the Inspection Summary Report Page that will list a history of inspections  Select an inspection that you’d like to review  Inspection Reports remain available to the public via the web for 24 months (2 years), all Inspection Reports beyond 24 months are available via an Open Records request