DMHMRSAS Sample Clauses

DMHMRSAS. DMHMRSAS shall provide to the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers, the following: 3.2.1 Statewide public awareness materials for use by the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers.
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DMHMRSAS. DMHMRSAS shall provide to the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers, the following: 3.2.1 Statewide public awareness materials for use by the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers. 3.2.2 State website (xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx) for local access to required forms, policy and technical assistance documents, and minutes from meetings. 3.2.3 Training and technical assistance to the Local Lead Agency, the LICC and local participating agencies based upon state and local needs and issues. 3.2.4 State and Federal Part C funds in accordance with this Contract.
DMHMRSAS. DMHMRSAS shall provide to the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers, the following: 3.2.1 Statewide public awareness materials for use by the Local Lead Agency and local participating agencies and providers. 3.2.2 State website (xxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx) for local access to required forms, policy and technical assistance documents, public reports on State and local monitoring data and minutes from meetings. 3.2.3 Training and technical assistance to the Local Lead Agency, the LICC and local participating agencies based upon state and local needs and issues. 3.2.4 State and Federal Part C funds in accordance with this Contract. 3.2.5 An annual on-site data confirmation verification visit, as necessary, to confirm, through a sample of records, the accuracy of selected data submitted by the local system through ITOTS and the annual local record review. 3.2.6 Written notification of any identified areas of noncompliance and the required timelines for correction as soon as possible but not to exceed within one year from the date of notification to the local system of the identification of the noncompliance. 3.2.7 Written acknowledgement to the Local Lead Agency, within 15 business days, of the receipt of notification from the local system of insufficient financial resources, which includes supporting documentation of the financial need. The acknowledgement shall include identified steps and proposed timeframes for resolution. 3.2.8 Written acknowledgement to the Local Lead Agency, within 15 business days, of the receipt of notification of substantial, recurring non- compliance as reported by the local system. The acknowledgment shall include identified steps and proposed timeframes for resolution. 3.2.9 Written notification to the local system manager within 5 calendar days, the receipt of the local system’s corrective action plan/services enhancement plan. 3.2.10 Written notification to the local system manager, within 15 calendar days of the due date, of the status of approval or denial of the local system’s corrective action plan/services enhancement plan.

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