Children Ages 0-17 in Investigated Families - Michigan

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Children Ages 0-17 in Investigated Families (Rate) – 2011

Data Provided by: Michigan League for Public Policy

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Scale: 31.9 - 156.0


Michigan	73.1
Alcona	60.3
Alger	60.8
Allegan	58.0
Alpena	107.0
Antrim	111.6
Arenac	102.3
Baraga	93.1
Barry	82.2
Bay	95.2
Benzie	68.8
Berrien	83.9
Branch	131.7
Calhoun	83.9
Cass	69.8
Charlevoix	107.4
Cheboygan	156.0
Chippewa	99.6
Clare	71.9
Clinton	36.4
Crawford	151.3
Delta	68.1
Dickinson	71.5
Eaton	73.7
Emmet	74.6
Genesee	105.9
Gladwin	79.7
Gogebic	117.0
Grand Traverse	64.3
Gratiot	82.6
Hillsdale	141.0
Houghton	42.1
Huron	64.6
Ingham	99.0
Ionia	110.0
Iosco	94.2
Iron	107.4
Isabella	94.2
Jackson	91.5
Kalamazoo	109.5
Kalkaska	107.4
Kent	73.8
Keweenaw	*
Lake	133.2
Lapeer	68.4
Leelanau	64.3
Lenawee	72.3
Livingston	32.2
Luce	109.6
Mackinac	92.6
Macomb	54.3
Manistee	100.1
Marquette	65.2
Mason	116.8
Mecosta	120.4
Menominee	70.8
Midland	65.7
Missaukee	118.9
Monroe	47.7
Montcalm	130.0
Montmorency	79.2
Muskegon	94.0
Newaygo	112.6
Oakland	39.0
Oceana	80.8
Ogemaw	108.4
Ontonagon	93.2
Osceola	122.1
Oscoda	78.0
Otsego	101.0
Ottawa	31.9
Presque Isle	56.5
Roscommon	142.4
Saginaw	107.5
Saint Clair	112.2
Saint Joseph	94.5
Sanilac	94.2
Schoolcraft	96.6
Shiawassee	104.9
Tuscola	88.6
Van Buren	93.3
Washtenaw	53.0
Wayne	71.4
Wexford	118.9

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.

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Michigan League for Public Policy 1223 Turner Street., Suite G-1
Lansing, MI 48906-4369

517-487-5436
janezm@mlpp.org
http://www.mlpp.org/

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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