Attachment_A_Performance_and_Historical_Data.pdf

This document is a Performance and Historical Data attachment for Child Support Enforcement Services in Tennessee's 7th Judicial District, which encompasses Anderson County. The attachment provides comparative performance metrics and financial data for the district across five federal fiscal years (FFY 2021 through FFY 2025), establishing baseline performance indicators for the contract opportunity. The 7th Judicial District data includes paternity establishment rates, cases with support orders, collections on current support, and collections on arrears, alongside total collections distributed and open IV-D caseload statistics. This historical data serves as a reference point for evaluating the district's child support enforcement operations and establishing performance benchmarks for potential service providers.

The performance data reveals that the 7th Judicial District has consistently outperformed statewide averages in several key metrics. Paternity establishment rates in the district ranged from 101.16% to 103.47% across the five-year period, significantly exceeding the statewide range of 93.92% to 95.33%. Collections on current support improved from 63.59% in FFY 2021 to 72.13% in FFY 2025, and collections on arrears increased from 64.37% to 68.13% over the same period. Total collections distributed from the district declined slightly from $8,394,164.80 in FFY 2021 to $7,746,429.94 in FFY 2025, while the open IV-D caseload decreased from 3,914 cases to 3,120 cases, indicating improved case resolution and management efficiency.