Overview
Providers and certain employees and volunteers have, by law, responsibilities related to the functions of the Justice Center. These include running certain pre-employment checks, reporting incidents to the agency, and providing information relevant to an investigation.
Reporting an incident
Anyone can make a report about suspected abuse or neglect to the Justice Center. Certain employees, volunteers, and human service professionals are considered mandated reporters under the law. Any mandated reporter who knows of or has reasonable cause to suspect an incident has happened are required to file a report. Reports can be made 24/7 to the Justice Center's hotline at 855-373-2122. Reports can also be made via web form or on the mobile app. Reports of death must be made by calling the hotline.
Video Series
Reporting an Incident
Watch what happens when you make a report to the Justice Center.
Reporting an Incident
Mortality Review
Certain providers under Justice Center jurisdiction are required to report the death of each and every service recipient, regardless of the circumstances. The agency reviews all reports to determine whether an administrative or criminal investigation is warranted.