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PERMANENCY WORKERS Workload Assigned June 2013 Office Summary Local Office Number of Average Number Average Number Office Meets Workers Families of Families Children Placed of Children Placed Criteria Atlantic East 33 524 16 133 4 No Atlantic West 15 250 17 79 5 No Bergen Central 29 370 13 87 3 Yes Bergen South 28 369 13 120 4 Yes Burlington East 28 324 12 180 6 Yes Burlington West 29 405 14 129 4 Yes Camden Central 34 412 12 124 4 Yes Camden East 23 284 12 86 4 Yes Camden North 37 424 11 142 4 Yes Camden South 30 335 11 128 4 Yes Cape May 22 242 11 106 5 Yes Cumberland East 14 134 10 67 5 Yes Cumberland West 25 217 9 105 4 Yes Essex Central 29 288 10 179 6 Yes Essex North 24 194 8 42 2 Yes Essex South 25 234 9 93 4 Yes Gloucester East 21 294 14 92 4 Yes Gloucester West 26 364 14 129 5 Yes Hudson Central 32 241 8 81 3 Yes Hudson North 24 239 10 56 2 Yes Hudson South 35 525 15 125 4 Yes Hudson West 23 288 13 102 4 Yes Hunterdon 4 56 14 23 6 Yes Mercer North 22 262 12 134 6 Yes Mercer South 28 332 12 79 3 Yes Middlesex Central 22 223 10 65 3 Yes Middlesex Coastal 35 466 13 105 3 Yes Middlesex West 36 466 13 85 2 Yes Monmouth North 31 332 11 143 5 Yes Monmouth South 19 250 13 136 7 Yes Morris East 10 90 9 17 2 Yes Morris West 19 143 8 62 3 Yes Newark Center City 33 375 11 146 4 Yes Newark Northeast 36 473 13 245 7 Yes Newark South 38 397 10 161 4 Yes Ocean North 31 363 12 105 3 Yes Ocean South 32 379 12 151 5 Yes Passaic Central 28 260 9 87 3 Yes Passaic North 30 313 10 137 5 Yes Salem 21 180 9 59 3 Yes Somerset 25 200 8 90 4 Yes Sussex 13 107 8 44 3 Yes Union Central 21 196 9 68 3 Yes Union East 24 225 9 115 5 Yes Union West 22 228 10 75 3 Yes Warren 17 191 11 73 4 Yes Total 1,183 13,464 11 4,790 4 Yes 1 of 2 PERMANENCY WORKERS Workload Assigned June 2013 Office Summary Local Office Number of Average Number Average Number Office Meets Workers Families of Families Children Placed of Children Placed Criteria Percentage of offices that meet the 15 family and 10 children in placement standard (Standard = 95%) 96% Prepared by the Office of Research, Evaluation and Reporting - July 15, 2013 Data Extracts on July 5, 2013 2 of 2.

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