Transmittals for Self-Sufficiency Programs, Child Welfare and Oregon Eligibility Program provide policy, program, training and other information to the Self-Sufficiency Programs, Child Welfare and Oregon Eligibility Program field managers and staff.
Select the column heading for a description of each transmittal type. Select the year to review the list and links to transmittals released that year.
View Child Welfare Transmittals |
View Self-Sufficiency Programs Transmittals |
View OEP Transmittals |
Note:
- For transmittals about Aging and People with Disabilities Programs, click here.
- For transmittals about the Office of Developmental Disabilities Services, click here.
- For transmittals about the Office of Payment Accuracy and Recovery, click here.
- For transmittals about Health Systems Division, click here.
Child Welfare Transmittals
Action Requests
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Information Memoranda
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Policy Transmittals
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Self-Sufficiency Programs Transmittals
| Summary of Self-Sufficiency Programs transmittals |
| October 14, 2022 |
Action Requests
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Information Memoranda
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Policy Transmittals
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Oregon Eligibility Program Transmittals
Action Requests
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Information Memoranda
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Policy Transmittals
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All |
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Action Requests (AR) - Action Requests are used to request action by a given deadline. They are time-sensitive and should be read and processed or assigned upon receipt.
Information Memoranda (IM) - Information Memoranda are used to disseminate general information such as client and/or provider notice alerts, conferences or training sessions that do not require a specific action or involve policy. IMs are generally a lower priority than Policy Transmittals or Action Requests.
Policy Transmittals (PT) - Policy transmittals should be considered high priority, and processed immediately. They are used to disseminate new federal, state, and program policies or administrative rules, changes in existing policy or administrative rules, policy clarifications and manual updates.