Arizona § 8-511 Short-term caregiver

Arizona Statutes

§ 8-511 — Short-term caregiver

Arizona § 8-511

Title 8Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 4DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SAFETY

Art. 4Child Welfare and Placement

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 8-511 (2026).

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A.Except as prescribed in subsection B, if circumstances require a foster parent to leave a foster child in the care of another person, the foster parent shall:

1.Use reasonable judgment in the foster parent's choice of an adult to provide the care.

2.Notify the department case manager before the care exceeds twenty-four hours, in a nonemergency situation.

3.Notify the department case manager before the care exceeds seventy-two hours, in an emergency situation.

B.A foster parent who is certified to provide care to a child with developmental disabilities, a medically fragile child or a child receiving treatment foster care shall implement the alternate care plan that is approved by the department, if the foster parent must leave the foster child in the care of another person.

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A. Except as prescribed in subsection B, if circumstances require a foster parent to leave a foster child in the care of another person, the foster parent shall:

1. Use reasonable judgment in the foster parent's choice of an adult to provide the care.

2. Notify the department case manager before the care exceeds twenty-four hours, in a nonemergency situation.

3. Notify the department case manager before the care exceeds seventy-two hours, in an emergency situation.

B. A foster parent who is certified to provide care to a child with developmental disabilities, a medically fragile child or a child receiving treatment foster care shall implement the alternate care plan that is approved by the department, if the foster parent must leave the foster child in the care of another person.