Reporting Abuse, Neglect, or a Health/Safety Concern
The Sandusky County Board of Developmental Disabilities (SCBDD) has an administrative investigator assigned to investigations termed Major Unusual Incidents (MUI). These investigations stem from allegations and reports made that affect the health and welfare of an individual served by SCBDD.
The investigator coordinates investigations with authorities such as law enforcement and Child/Adult Protective Services when required and/or needed.
How to Report an Incident
During business hours (Monday-Friday 8:00am-4:00pm)-call SCBDD Investigative Agent Lea Perrine at 419-332-9296 ext. 141.
For after business hours, weekends, or holidays- call the SCBDD Crisis Line 419-307-0562.
Unusual Incident Report Log
Every independent and agency provider must maintain a log of Unusual Incidents or UIs. Both independent and agency providers must review UI logs at least monthly to ensure appropriate preventive measures are implemented and to identify patterns or trends. Reporting and tracking these incidents supports providers to understand trends and patterns to help ensure health and safety.
Ohio’s 988 plan
Ohio’s 988 plan is part of the state’s larger commitment to providing quality, person-centered crisis supports in communities across the state.
There is HOPE. The Lifeline WORKS. You are not alone in crisis:
- Call – Dial 988 on your mobile or home phone for immediate support
- For the Veterans Crisis Line, dial 988 then press 1. You do not have to be enrolled in Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits or health care to call.
- Para acceder al apoyo en español, marque 988 y presione 2.
- Text – To text with a crisis counselor, send a text to 988 on you mobile phone. (English and Spanish)