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Rule 4901:5-19-04 | Actions in anticipation of an imminent energy emergency.

...equire that each regulated electric provider: (1) Notify its consumers through reports in the news media, electronic notice, or written notice where appropriate, or, for electric providers who serve fewer than five thousand customers, provide telephonic or electronic notice to each of its customers, about an imminent shortage of electric service and request its consumers to implement energy c...

Rule 4901:5-19-05 | Actions taken upon declaration of an energy emergency.

...l be applicable: (1) Each electric provider that has not imposed mandatory curtailments under its emergency curtailment plan shall increase its efforts to effect voluntary conservation, by all consumers, of at least twenty-five per cent of all nonpriority use of electricity. (2) Each electric provider shall implement a public appeals campaign through news media to its consumers, making appro...

Rule 4901:5-19-05 | Actions taken upon declaration of an energy emergency.

...l be applicable: (1) Each electric provider that has not imposed mandatory curtailments under its emergency curtailment plan shall increase its efforts to effect voluntary conservation, by all consumers, of at least twenty-five per cent of all nonpriority use of electricity. (2) Each electric provider shall implement a public appeals campaign through news media to its consumers, making appropria...

Rule 5101:1-1-03 | Disclosure of recipient information, nondiscrimination, and treatment of information received from the internal revenue service and social security administration.

...f information shall be released. (1) A provider of services or assistance connected with the programs identified in paragraph (A) of this rule. Access to information under this paragraph is limited to information that is essential for the provider to render or bill for services or assistance. Providers shall not use this information except for the purpose described in this paragraph and are subje...

Rule 5101:1-1-03 | Disclosure of recipient information, nondiscrimination, and treatment of information received from the internal revenue service and social security administration.

...f information shall be released. (1) A provider of services or assistance connected with the programs identified in paragraph (A) of this rule. Access to information under this paragraph is limited to information that is essential for the provider to render or bill for services or assistance. Providers shall not use this information except for the purpose described in this paragraph and are subje...

Rule 5101:1-2-40.1 | Refugee cash assistance.

...ee in becoming self-sufficient. RSS providers have entered into grant agreements with the Ohio department of job and family services. (9) "Resettlement agency" is a local affiliate or subcontractor of a national voluntary agency that has entered into a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement with the United States department of state or other appropriate federal agency to provide for the re...

Rule 5101:1-2-40.1 | Refugee cash assistance.

...ee in becoming self-sufficient. RSS providers have entered into grant agreements with the Ohio department of job and family services. (9) "Resettlement agency" is a local affiliate or subcontractor of a national voluntary agency that has entered into a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement with the United States department of state or other appropriate federal agency to provide for the re...

Rule 5101:1-2-40.1 | Refugee cash assistance.

...efugee in becoming self-sufficient. RSS providers have entered into grant agreements with the Ohio department of job and family services. (9) "Resettlement agency" is a local affiliate or subcontractor of a national voluntary agency that has entered into a grant, contract, or cooperative agreement with the United States department of state or other appropriate federal agency to provide for the reception and initial ...

Rule 5101:1-3-04.1 | Ohio works first: shared parenting (joint custody).

...at the child's school or child care provider? When both parents are listed, who is the one to be contacted first? (h) Who arranges and transports the child to medical and dental appointments? Who selects the physician and dentist? Who maintains the child's medical records? (i) Who initiates decisions regarding the child's future? (j) Who responds to medical or law enforcement emergencies in...

Rule 5101:1-3-04.1 | Ohio works first: shared parenting (joint custody).

...ies at the child's school or child care provider? When both parents are listed, who is the one to be contacted first? (h) Who arranges and transports the child to medical and dental appointments? Who selects the physician and dentist? Who maintains the child's medical records? (i) Who initiates decisions regarding the child's future? (j) Who responds to medical or law enforcement emergencies involving the child? W...

Rule 5101:1-3-13 | Ohio works first: good cause for work activity failures.

...y of a licensed or certified child care provider within a reasonable distance from the parent's home or work site. "Reasonable distance" is defined by each county agency and is based on availability of transportation. (b) Unavailability or unsuitability of informal child care by a relative or other arrangements. "Unsuitability of informal child care" is a decision made by the county agency and is based on informatio...

Rule 5101:1-3-13 | Ohio works first: good cause for work activity failures.

...y of a licensed or certified child care provider within a reasonable distance from the parent's home or work site. "Reasonable distance" is defined by each county agency and is based on availability of transportation. (b) Unavailability or unsuitability of informal child care by a relative or other arrangements. "Unsuitability of informal child care" is a decision made by the county agency and is...

Rule 5101:1-3-16 | The prevention, retention, and contingency employer subsidy.

...) The county agency or contract program provider and the participant shall enter into a written contract with the employer. (a) The contract shall be written effective with the first day of employment. (b) The contract shall specify the number of hours of employment and the number of months of employer subsidy. (c) The contract shall specify the amount of the monthly subsidy the employer will be receiving. It is r...

Rule 5101:1-3-16 | The prevention, retention, and contingency employer subsidy.

...e county agency or contract program provider and the participant shall enter into a written contract with the employer. (a) The contract shall be effective with the first day of employment. (b) The contract shall specify the number of hours of employment and the number of months of employer subsidy. (c) The contract shall specify the amount of the monthly subsidy the employer will be receiving....

Rule 5101:2-1-01 | Children services definitions of terms.

... "agreement for Title IV-E agencies and providers for the provision of placement services" or the Title IV-E agencies may use the "agreement for Title IV-E agencies for the provision of non-placement services" and the "Title IV-E schedule B" rate information. (16) "Agency" means a PCSA, private child placing agency (PCPA) or private non-custodial agency (PNA) certified by ODJFS. (17) "Agree...

Rule 5101:2-1-01 | Children services definitions of terms.

..."Center of Excellence" selected service providers. (37) "Caregiver" is a person providing the direct day-to-day care of a child during his placement in substitute care. (38) "Caretaker" is a person with whom the child resides or the person responsible for the child's daily care. This includes, but is not limited to, the parent, guardian, custodian or out-of-home care setting employee. (39) "Cas...

Rule 5101:2-1-01 | Children services definitions of terms.

... "agreement for Title IV-E agencies and providers for the provision of placement services" or the Title IV-E agencies may use the "agreement for Title IV-E agencies for the provision of non-placement services" and the "Title IV-E schedule B" rate information. (16) "Agency" means a PCSA, private child placing agency (PCPA) or private non-custodial agency (PNA) certified by ODJFS. (17) "Agree...

Rule 5101:2-1-01 | Children services definitions of terms.

... "agreement for Title IV-E agencies and providers for the provision of placement services" or the Title IV-E agencies may use the "agreement for Title IV-E agencies for the provision of non-placement services" and the "Title IV-E schedule B" rate information. (17) "Agency" means a PCSA, private child placing agency (PCPA) or private non-custodial agency (PNA) certified by Ohio department of ...

Rule 5101:2-5-13 | Required agency policies, plans and procedures.

...gram to select and approve respite care providers. (c) Only approved respite care providers shall be utilized. (d) An approved respite care provider, who is not certified as a foster caregiver or specialized foster caregiver, shall receive at least twelve hours of orientation and training relevant to the children served by the specialized foster care program and have a criminal record check conducted as for a foste...

Rule 5101:2-5-13 | Required agency policies, plans and procedures.

... to select and approve respite care providers. (c) Only approved respite care providers shall be utilized. (d) An approved respite care provider, who is not certified as a foster caregiver or specialized foster caregiver, shall receive at least twelve hours of orientation and training relevant to the children served by the specialized foster care program and have a criminal record check conducte...

Rule 5101:2-5-13 | Required agency policies, plans and procedures.

... to select and approve respite care providers. (c) Only approved respite care providers shall be utilized. (d) An approved respite care provider, who is not certified as a foster caregiver or specialized foster caregiver, shall receive at least twelve hours of orientation and training relevant to the children served by the specialized foster care program and have a criminal record check conducte...

Rule 5101:2-5-24 | Foster home recertifications.

...uired data into SACWIS to close the provider because the foster care certification has expired. (I) The determination of the specific number, age, and gender of children the foster home is certified for is the joint decision of the caregiver(s) and the assessor, based on the caregiver's strengths and needs, and the physical structure of the residence. (1) All placements in a foster home shall be...

Rule 5101:2-5-29 | Agency requirements for foster home records.

...ided. (b) If the approved respite care provider is a certified foster caregiver, the name of the child and the starting and ending dates of any respite care services provided by the foster caregiver shall also be documented in the log for the foster home providing the respite care. (D) All closed foster home records shall be maintained by the agency for a period of five years following the date of ...

Rule 5101:2-5-31 | Sharing or transferring a foster home.

... the receiving agency's foster care provider record. (1) If the sending agency has the appropriate access to SACWIS, the sending agency shall enter the applicable data into the system to complete the transfer to the receiving agency. (2) If the sending agency does not have the appropriate access to SACWIS to enter the transfer, then either the sending agency or the receiving agency shall mak...

Rule 5101:2-5-31 | Sharing or transferring a foster home.

... the receiving agency's foster care provider record. (1) If the sending agency has the appropriate access to Ohio CCWIS, the sending agency is to enter the applicable data into the system to complete the transfer to the receiving agency. (2) If the sending agency does not have the appropriate access to Ohio CCWIS to enter the transfer, then either the sending agency or the receiving agency i...