1. A. A foster parent shall develop and maintain in the home a written emergency and disaster plan that includes:

   1. 1. Contact information for each foster child, including the name and telephone number of the primary care physician and the Child Placing Agency;
   2. 2. An evacuation plan for the home, as required by Chapter 8 of this Title; and
   3. 3. A plan for relocation from the home in the event of displacement due to flood, fire, the breakdown of essential appliances, or other disasters.
2. B. A foster parent shall provide a copy of the relocation plan to the Child Placing Agency for each foster child and to the licensing agency.

3. C. As appropriate to the foster child’s age and developmental level, a foster parent shall review and practice the evacuation plan with the child:

   1. 1. Within 72 hours of the child’s placement in the home,
   2. 2. Within 72 hours of the foster parent’s relocation to another home, and
   3. 3. At least once each year following the child’s placement in a foster home.

Historical Note

New Section made by final exempt rulemaking at 21 A.A.R. 3479, effective January 24, 2016 (Supp. 15-4).