Florida Regulations 63G-1.024: Monthly Dispute Resolution
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(1) On the first day of each month, the department shall make available to each county a utilization report.
(2) The county shall have from the first to the fourteenth day of the month to review the online utilization information reported for the previous month. If the county takes issue with any of the utilization data, it shall mark the record for dispute online and provide a reason for the dispute. Disputes involving a detained youth’s county of residence must include one or more of the following indicia of specificity:
(a) Address invalid – not in county;
(b) Address invalid – street number not valid;
(c) Address invalid – not residence of youth.
(3) The department will make every effort to review all disputes for the previous month between the fifteenth and twenty-fourth day of each month, but all pending disputes will be resolved no later than 60 days after the end of the disputed period. The department’s response, provided online, constitutes notice of final action. When, as the result of a dispute, detention days are transferred from one non-fiscally constrained county to another, the non-fiscally constrained county receiving the days will be informed of this at the same time the disputing county is notified that its dispute has been resolved. Both the resolution of the dispute, and the transfer of the detention days, constitute final agency action by the department.
Rulemaking Authority Florida Statutes § 985.6865(10). Law Implemented 985.6865(8) FS. History-New 6-8-17.
(a) Address invalid – not in county;
(b) Address invalid – street number not valid;
(c) Address invalid – not residence of youth.
(3) The department will make every effort to review all disputes for the previous month between the fifteenth and twenty-fourth day of each month, but all pending disputes will be resolved no later than 60 days after the end of the disputed period. The department’s response, provided online, constitutes notice of final action. When, as the result of a dispute, detention days are transferred from one non-fiscally constrained county to another, the non-fiscally constrained county receiving the days will be informed of this at the same time the disputing county is notified that its dispute has been resolved. Both the resolution of the dispute, and the transfer of the detention days, constitute final agency action by the department.
Rulemaking Authority Florida Statutes § 985.6865(10). Law Implemented 985.6865(8) FS. History-New 6-8-17.