Criminal Threat to Health and Safety
Note that non-criminal Threat to Health and Safety is a different adverse action, and is grounds for a noncompliance only (or for termination if it is a second noncompliance), versus CriminalThreat to Health and Safety which is grounds for termination regardless of past noncompliance history. For materials on non-criminalThreat to Health and Safety, look in the "Threat to Health and Safety" subcategory under "EA Noncompliance," at http://www.masslegalservices.org/cat/2253.Resources in this Category
Title  | Date | ||
|---|---|---|---|
 | Field Op Memo 2006-32: Revision to the Notice of Termination of Temporary Emergency Shelter (NFL- ST) Form This memo notifies staff that the Notice of Termination of Temporary Emergency Shelter (NFL-ST) Form (Attachment A) has been revised to provide space on the notice for: • the name of the person engaged in the criminal activity; and • a description of the criminal activity that is causing the termination of EA shelter benefits. | 8/1/2006 | |
| Field Op Memo 2008-10: EA: Revisions to NFL-9 and NFL-ST and the Introduction of the NFL-ST/CA Currently when an EA family is terminated from a temporary emergency shelter, the AU Manager or Homeless Coordinator completes either the NFL-9 or the NFL-ST notice online. These notices have been revised to allow the AU Manager or Homeless Coordinator additional space to annotate detailed information (“who, what, where and when”) relating to the appropriate termination reason selected. Refer to Field Operations Memo 2007-61 for further details. In addition, a new notice has been created for terminations due to criminal activity. | 2/29/2008 | ||
