Children Ages 0-17 in Investigated Families - Michigan

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Children Ages 0-17 in Investigated Families (Number) – 2010

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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10 - 2,366
Keweenaw	10
Ontonagon	102
Presque Isle	112
Alger	129
Alcona	135
Montmorency	141
Baraga	152
Schoolcraft	155
Mackinac	171
Oscoda	177
Luce	237
Iron	239
Benzie	248
Gogebic	275
Lake	323
Huron	328
Crawford	341
Gladwin	349
Houghton	351
Dickinson	369
Clare	409
Menominee	410
Arenac	426
Kalkaska	445
Ogemaw	450
Iosco	473
Manistee	507
Alpena	518
Charlevoix	520
Roscommon	558
Antrim	561
Osceola	562
Delta	568
Emmet	628
Mason	634
Otsego	640
Gratiot	671
Clinton	680
Oceana	693
Chippewa	707
Cheboygan	802
Mecosta	848

10 - 2,366
Marquette	854
Cass	901
Tuscola	960
Sanilac	962
Midland	1,094
Barry	1,127
Isabella	1,196
Lapeer	1,221
Wexford	1,222
Missaukee	1,222
Newaygo	1,280
Branch	1,327
Hillsdale	1,396
Grand Traverse	1,441
Leelanau	1,441
Montcalm	1,525
Monroe	1,573
Shiawassee	1,592
Lenawee	1,596
Ionia	1,631
Allegan	1,738
Van Buren	1,750
Saint Joseph	1,751
Livingston	1,865
Eaton	2,057
Bay	2,214
Ottawa	2,366
2,367 - 5,572
Calhoun	2,849
Berrien	3,061
Jackson	3,078
Washtenaw	3,327
Muskegon	3,831
Saint Clair	4,144
Ingham	5,195
Kalamazoo	5,242
Saginaw	5,572
5,573 - 11,855
Kent	9,659
Macomb	9,814
Oakland	11,725
Genesee	11,855
11,856 - 31,603
Wayne	31,603

Definitions: These numbers reflect a count of children in families where an investigation of alleged child abuse or neglect occurred. The rate is per 1,000 children ages 0-17.

Data Source: Michigan Department of Human Services, Children's Protective Services.

Footnotes: The numbers for Wexford and Missaukee are combined beginning in 1998. Grand Traverse and Leelanau are combined beginning in 2003. Mecosta and Osceola are combined beginning in 2006.

Note: Maps use the natural break classification method, which reflects patterns in the data by dividing the map into naturally occurring groups. Using statistical tools, this method determines cut-off points for each group by identifying large gaps in data values.

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Jane Zehnder-Merrell, Kids Count in Michigan Project Director

The Michigan League for Human Services (MLHS) is a statewide citizens non-profit organization dedicated to education, research and advocacy for the benefit of low income and other vulnerable citizens in the state of Michigan. MLHS has served the human services community in Michigan since 1912.

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