Corrections

These pages aim to restate the state’s record exactly. When they don’t, this page is how to tell us.

What a report can do

A report can get material on this site suppressed — pulled from view while it is checked against the state’s records — and then either released again if the page was right, or resolved by correcting the page to match the source. A report cannot change the state’s own record, and neither can we: if the error is in the state’s record itself, it has to be fixed at the agency, and we will say so when we reply.

What to report

• A fact on a page that does not match the state’s record.
• A record that has changed at the state since the date shown on the page.
• A withheld detail appearing where it should not — above all, the street address of a registered child-care home. These reports are handled first, and the disputed material is pulled before it is reviewed.