Knowledge Base

DCF-CBC and Law Enforcement responsiblities for location and recovery of missing children

Florida Administrative Code 65C-30.019

CFOP 175-85 (2002) (recommended for revision) - procedures for cases involving missing children and runaways

DCF Memo 6-3-03 providing guidance for Primary and Courtesy Supervision worker responsibilities

Link to FDLE site with listing and links to Florida Police Depts

Link to FDLE site with listing and links for Florida Sheriffs

Governor's executive order establishing procedures to undertake for missing children

Tip sheet for completing a Missing Child Report in FSFN

Outlines steps to the final submission and approvals of a Missing Child Report in FSFN

The Missing Child Report process involves gathering of information regarding the locating and recovery of the missing child and allows for all of the DCF/CBC/Sheriff’s Office responsibilities to be documented.

What to do when a child under court ordered supervision or in shelter care goes missing.

Center resource page links and resources for diligent searches

Center resource page with information for teens and those parenting or working with teens

The Missing Children Screensaver was developed by Global Software Applications (GSA), in cooperation with the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC). The content of the screensaver is dynamic and displays photos and information of missing children which is uploaded to our servers by NCMEC and refreshed by GSA every 3 hours.

NRS organization serves as the federally designated national communication system for runaway and homeless youth. It also provides resources and information for parents and educators working with at-risk youth.

From the National Runaway Switchboard, curriculum materials for youth, families, and those who work with them.