An Aggregate Production Operation (APO) refers to any site where aggregates are being (or have been) removed or extracted from the earth, including the entire area of extraction, stripped areas, haulage ramps, and the land on which plant processing for the raw materials is located. Rock quarries, gravel pits, borrow pits, and other commercial APOs are required to register with TCEQ and undergo recurring inspections. APOs are included with their location, material type, permit number, and other information.

This Data set contains detailed information about Day Care and/ or Residential Care Operation that is displayed on the Public site. The Operation ID is a unique key that ties to the other data sets for Child Care Licensing data

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This dashboard contains information about abuse or neglect investigations that were closed by Residential Child Care Investigations staff during the specified timeframe. If at least one allegation in an investigation is validated, the overall disposition for the investigation is validated.

To see a count of specific allegations, as opposed to investigations as shown here, see the RCCI Types of Abuse dashboard in this section.

1. Child Care Investigations (CCI), which is a part of CPI and includes Day Care Investigations (DCI) and Residential Child Care Investigations (RCCI), conduct investigations of abuse and neglect. After the investigation is complete, the investigation is assigned to Child Care Regulation (CCR) with HHSC, where the investigation is assessed for deficiencies of minimum standards.

2. Exemption requests are submitted to CCR to determine if their operation is subject to regulation.

3. The General Residential Operations (GROs) counts exclude Residential Treatment Centers (RTCs). Though RTCs are a “care type” of GRO, they are counted separately.

4. Agency Homes are excluded from these counts. They were included in some past printed Data Books.

5. This dashboard addresses Texas Family Code Section. 264.017.(c).

Contains information about abuse/neglect related investigations that were closed by Day Care Investigations staff during the specified timeframe.

1. Child Care Investigations (CCI), which is a part of CPI and includes Day Care Investigations (DCI) and Residential Child Care Investigations (RCCI), conduct investigations of abuse and neglect. After the investigation is complete, the investigation is assigned to Child Care Regulation (CCR) with HHSC, where the investigation is assessed for deficiencies of minimum standards.

2. The number of unregulated operation investigations is calculated using the operations application date that is after the date of the intake.

3. Exemption requests are submitted to CCR to determine if their operation is subject to regulation.

4. In Fiscal Year 2011, all Licensed Child Care Centers (LCCCs) were divided into one of the following “care types”: Before and After School Program (BAP), School-Age Program (SAP), or Child Care Program (CCL). Any LCCCs with “No Care Type” after Fiscal Year 2010 are operations that were placed on adverse action prior to 09/01/2010, and a new permit was not issued for the specified care type.

5. Abuse and neglect investigations cannot be closed until they have been reviewed and approved by the appropriate CCI staff.

6. The dashboard addresses Texas Family Code Section 264.017(c ).