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Adair, Green, Russell, Taylor County Attorneys honored By Susan Dunlap Frankfort, KY - The Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) has recognized the state's 20 most successful child support collection partners from the past year, along with other employees who have increased payments for families served by the child support program. Among those receiving awards were:
"The commitment and dedication of these essential public servants is often overlooked, but they are the foundation to our continued mission to the Commonwealth, said DIS Commissioner Steven P. Veno, who leads the Department of Income Support. "Child support enforcement plays an important role in strengthening parental responsibility so that children receive reliable support from both of their parents as they grow to adulthood. Kentucky's Child Support Enforcement program delivers more than $400,000,000 funds in child support payments every year to families across the Commonwealth. In SFY 2020, paternity was established for 5800 children in Kentucky." Lily Chan Patteson, Director of the Child Support Enforcement Division, added: "We are proud to recognize today our exemplary frontline County Attorney Offices and staff as well as our state child support staff throughout the state. These individuals and office are your neighbors, your family and your friends; they are in every county and city in the Commonwealth and their service is integral to the community." The core mission of the Child Support Enforcement relies heavily on the devoted commitment of state child support staff, 120 county attorney offices and their staff, and partners to be successful and to serve the Commonwealth and its citizens. Top performing counties with 1,000 or fewer cases are as follows:
Top performing counties with 1,000-2,000 cases are as follows:
Top performing counties with 2,000-4,000 cases are as follows:
Top performing counties with 4,000 cases or more are as follows:
Rankings are based on paternity establishment, child support order establishment, current child support collections and past-due collections. Commissioner Veno expressed appreciation for all who were recognized at the awards ceremony. Several other awards were also given to contractors and CSE staff. They are as follows:
Additional information is available at http://chfs.ky.gov/. This story was posted on 2020-11-19 14:25:41
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