Pennsylvania law requires county agencies to be available 24/7 to receive reports of suspected child abuse, both oral and written, in accordance with state regulations. The law emphasizes the continuous availability of child protective services and outlines related administrative provisions. Certain sections, including provisions on taking children into protective custody, have been repealed or amended over time.
County agencies must receive all reports of suspected child abuse, both oral and written, 24/7 in accordance with state regulations.
Yes, the section on taking children into protective custody was repealed effective December 31, 2014.
County agencies are responsible for receiving and responding to reports of suspected child abuse around the clock.
The law mandates that county agencies remain available 24/7 to receive abuse reports, ensuring timely intervention and protection.