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The document is a Critical Incident Reporting Form for Intensive Residential Treatment Facilities, outlining the process for reporting significant incidents involving recipients within 10 days. It includes sections for program information, incident details, types of incidents (such as suicide, assault, and serious injury), and the program's response. The form emphasizes that reporting to DHS Licensing does not alter mandated reporting responsibilities.

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How do I look up my contractors license in Minnesota?

You can verify a contractors state license status at, .

How do I contact the DHS licensing in Minnesota?

Licensing Division Contacts DHS Licensing Division: 651-431-6500. DHS Licensing Division, P.O. Box 64242, St. DHS Maltreatment Intake and Licensing Complaints: 651-431-6600. DHS Maltreatment fax: 651-431-7601. DHS Background Studies Unit: 651-431-6620. DHS Licensing Division fax: 651-431-7673.

Does Minnesota require electrical license?

Businesses and individuals that contract to perform electrical work in Minnesota must have an electrical contractor license.

What is Minnesota DHS rule 3?

home services to children and meet more than 30 days per year must be licensed under Rule 3. (this includes Nursery schools, child care and Head Start centers). is a specific set of rules that sets forth minimum standards that must be met in order to provide out of home services to children.

Does a handyman need a license in MN?

Minnesota. If youre a handyman in Minnesota and you make more than $15,000 per year by working on existing structures, youll need a Residential Remodeler License. (Contractors who build new structures require a Residential Building License.)

How to renew an MN electrical license?

MN electrical licenses expire every two years on the date it was issued. To renew, you are required to complete 16 hours of approved continuing education and submit your renewal to the State. Apprentices/Unlicensed Electricians are required to take 2 hours of continuing education.

How to become a child care licensing inspector?

A Child Care Licensing Inspector typically begins their career by obtaining a relevant bachelors degree in fields such as early childhood education, social work, or a related field. They may also need to undergo specialized training in child care regulations and licensing procedures.

How to renew your license in MN?

You can renew your drivers license or ID card at certain Driver and Vehicle Services locations. Before you go, use the pre-application feature for faster service. You can pay using cash, check or credit card at some locations. We will check your vision and take your photo.

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